General Discussion: Pentonvilles Jesus Juice/Natural Wine thread


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blackham
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1827 posts since 17/7/13

7 Sep 2020 11:43
For those that have subscribed to low-intervention £50pm, are you more likely to get 2 or 3 bottles a month? Would like to commit but I'm not prepared to pay £25 for a bottle of wine I don't know whether I'll like.

Alternatively, are there any other decent monthly subscription sites? Thanks.
blackham
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1827 posts since 17/7/13

11 Sep 2020 13:06


Tastes a bit like an alcoholic Lilt - 7/10.
DuffMan
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posted 11 Sep 2020 14:58, edited 11 Sep 2020 14:58
Some from last week:








Particularly enjoyed the last, but don't have a pic - bit pineappley but quite dry (not like lilt)
annexe
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277 posts since 28/11/12

posted 11 Sep 2020 17:25, edited 11 Sep 2020 17:25
Thanks to pentonville and everyone here for the advice in this thread about minimal intervention/natural, first deliveries.


More incoming from Valentina Passalacqua, benefit of living in Italy is slightly easier access to some of the local producers - not the Frank Cornelissen though, that took some tracking down!
pentonville
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872 posts since 12/3/12

11 Sep 2020 19:09
Cool
bruk
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3696 posts since 2/11/06

11 Sep 2020 21:40


Savoury citrus and delicious crisp sherbet tartness
rural
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17735 posts since 26/9/06

11 Sep 2020 22:08

Lovely depth to the sucrose with a hint of aspartame.
pentonville
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12 Sep 2020 09:48
Cider Cool
bruk
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posted 12 Sep 2020 11:03, edited 12 Sep 2020 11:03
pentonville wrote: Cider Cool

Have the Peaux Pinot for the weekend, expecting something much more aromatic


pops
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12 Sep 2020 11:07
Rural Laughing out loud
Burt
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12 Sep 2020 11:11
pops wrote: Rural Laughing out loud
pentonville
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posted 17 Sep 2020 21:32, edited 17 Sep 2020 21:32
YLAup
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17 Sep 2020 23:02
rural wrote:
Lovely depth to the sucrose with a hint of aspartame.

Laughing out loud
YLAup
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17 Sep 2020 23:14
Proper poncey this thread. Should invite Jilly Goolden in here to get right up Pents nose and finally put a cork in it
pentonville
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872 posts since 12/3/12

18 Sep 2020 07:57
Calling out a thread as ‘poncey’ on a message board for middle-aged men to tell each other how nice they look in jeans Laughing out loud back to the Valentines’ day thread with yourself, Gareth.
YLAup
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18 Sep 2020 12:58
pentonville wrote: Calling out a thread as ‘poncey’ on a message board for middle-aged men to tell each other how nice they look in jeans Laughing out loud back to the Valentines’ day thread with yourself, Gareth.

Your focus on all this alcohol has got the better of you, you've been blindsided and let your guard slip, and that's why all your clothes don't fit properly
joeyjojo
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4407 posts since 24/8/06

18 Sep 2020 14:56
Werd ! It’s horrific. Always reminds me of when Partridge orders the wine
toin
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18 Sep 2020 15:57
Bit weird calling someone poncey if they literally import wine for a living and therefore is knowledgeable and likes to talk about it.

YLAup
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5524 posts since 5/9/11

18 Sep 2020 17:42
I import foreigners for a living and I don't go on about them. Perhaps I should start
pentonville
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872 posts since 12/3/12

18 Sep 2020 21:01
This is some dire banter. Anyway here’s a Slovenian Pinot Gris- the second wine I’ve had from this producer and both have had a bit of brett about them.. not a disaster but if it’s not to your taste it’s best avoided