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decent bottle of red to suit parma ham

positivenote · 2014-06-26 21:53:43

Hi all, I'm on my own tomorrow night with the kids in bed and no world cup on, Glastonbury will be on the telly and I'm looking for a decent bottle of red to have to myself whilst the wife is on a work do. Im planning on spending around 15-20euro and getting some cold meat and crackers in to munch on. Tend to get heart…

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26-06-2014 10:53pm

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positivenote

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Hi all,
I'm on my own tomorrow night with the kids in bed and no world cup on, Glastonbury will be on the telly and I'm looking for a decent bottle of red to have to myself whilst the wife is on a work do. Im planning on spending around 15-20euro and getting some cold meat and crackers in to munch on. Tend to get heart burn from some of the higher tannins varieties but still like a full bodied choice. Ill be passing an Obriens s will get a chance to pick up something well recommended.
thanks in advance

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#2 27-06-2014 9:24am
Diarmuid

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Maybe a Barbera or a Dolcetto. The Dolcetto would be quite light and the Barbera more full bodied but not heavy on the tannins. Not sure what this is like but the reviews look good,.

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#3 27-06-2014 1:35pm
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