The arrival of spring can mean only one thing in my book: a true homicidut or indulgence. Came mainly, to be clear.
Althegh, when the blue skies open, I am partial to run to the sun, a need to read, or even a seasonal fish dish, I accept that my main vice is a cold glass of wine, or two or a bottle. Soda your liver, life is short (all my views).
I tried Aldi’s autumn and winter wines collection last November, recommended by several experts, and I had a transforming experience with several ‘showstoppers’.
Now, I had the opportunity to immerse myself in several bottles of your spring/summer collection.
“Speed by Mistress of Wine, Sam Caporn, the underground heroes of this year include a Macedonian red, Pinot Noir Rosé, Zweigelt Rosé and Costières de Nîmes Blanc-Introducting wine lovers to exciting regions.”
With all honesty, I was anxious for red and white wine, Rosé is simply not my bag, frankly. But could it be converted? Well, Aldi had the opportunity.
This, in a good day, leads to the resurrected laugh, the conversation that flows and a deadly feeling of love between those who keeps closer.
In a bad day, broken glasses, fists thrown, an obscenity tête-à-tête-matadora and a possible divorce.
But let’s focus on the good. This is how Aldi wines are working.
Red Macedonia £ 6.99
The first wine I tried was the Macedonian red.
Who is it for? Primitive loss
Sam Says: “A BURST OF YOUTHFUL ENERGY IN THE GLASS, THIS WINE UNFOLDS WITH AROMAS OF SUN-FITTING RED Cherries, JUICY PLUMS AND DELICATE RASPBERRIES. THE PALATE IS SMOTH AND MEDIUM-BODIED, OFFERING A DELIGHT DANCE OR WHITE PEPPER, WHITE PEPPER. White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White Pepper, White pepper, White pepper, White Peppert.
I used to be a firm lover of red wine until I had a transformative experience traveling through the vineyards of Italy a couple of years ago.
From that day, Red did not stay in the background, so to speak, but I certainly had a challenger for my palate.
I like Italian wine, Barolo is my favorite, but let’s be honest, it’s expensive. At present, you must find a good wine that does not sacrifice the flavor to the price, and Aldi seems to have found it.
These medium body sacrifices were so soft that I couldn’t believe it. It would work with lamb or beef, but also as a conversation initiator.
Costières de Nimes Blanc specially selected £ 8.99
The next was my season favorite, the target.
The atmosphere: it is giving Gavi
Sam Says: “Imagine The Crisp, Clean Flavors of A Classic Gavi, But with its Own Unique Twist. Light and Refreshingly Crisp, This Tasty Tipple Sacrifices A Vibrant Bouquet or Ripe Conference Pear, Gaul Melon is Beeson and Beeate Is Beeson and Beesate and Beesate and Beesate and Beesate and Beeate and Beeate and Beeate and Beeate and Beeate and Beeate and Beeate and Bee Line and Beeson Melon, Beticate and Beeson Melon, Beticate and Melón, Betice Galia.
In the fridge during the night (he could go out with his with a couple of hours) and let him sing for himself. In addition, you may find some interpretations after a glass or two, I certainly did.
£ 8.99 is not bad for this fruit and animated target; It is used very well and did not last lung, let me tell you that.
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Zweigelt Austrian Rosé specially selected £ 8.99
The first pink was above.
The atmosphere: Navarra Nights
Sam Says: “A GORGEOUS, Vibrant Pink Hue Leads to Enticing Aromas of Cherry, Raspberry and Pomegranate. The Palate Is Dry and Fresh With A Tasty Twist of Tangerine On The Finish. If you’re a fan of the navarras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a sparkras of a spar. A spavours of a spovours of a
I have never cheated a big fan of Rosé, and when I have participations in a glass, I have committed Sommelier Sacrilege. I presented some ice cubes. Judge me everything you want.
But this time, I simply couldn’t, and I am slippery. It was surprisingly refreshing. Magnificent to be honest.
I would put this in Parhet The White in terms of refreshing, which I never thought I would say.
Recommended reading:
Review of Red Wine of Supermarket: Where does the best wine sell?
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Downloaded the Pinot Noir Rosé £ 8.99 Valley
And finally, the last pink.
Who is it for? PROVENCE PARTKERS
Sam says: “Evoking the effortless elegance of a French proven rosé, this is a vision of summer in a glass. With attractive notes of mature strawberries, peach, melon and pear of the conference, this quite pale rose blush is light and mention.” ”
Unfortunately, Aldi was not four for four this time, but it wasn’t an evil bath; The other three were only previous levels for me.
I found that Pinot Noir was too dry for my liking, but again, that is probably to preferences.
I have no doubt that there will be many people who prosper in this.
