Quesada Wine Club

An excellent idea. I alas would be debarred due to my liking of the 1 Euro cartons from Lidl.

I should think that after the quite passable, in my opinion, one or two euro supermarket wine, your palate is like mine Glyn and would have no way of giving an objective description of what we are sensing. My description might go something like this..."Yeh... tastes nice... fill it up then"

Seriously though it sounds like a good way to spend a few sociable hours. Thanks Ozzie.

I think that it's great that Quesada is getting more and varied social groups.

I would put my name down - but as I'm TT ...........!!

Being a motorbike rider wouldn't stop you going Sandra unless you are in the Isle of Man at the time!

We like the 'Torres' wines Ozzie. Are these the same as the 'Toro' wine on the wine club website list, which are described as excellent? If so we may have some good taste then.

Actually, my husband used to go to a wine tasting club and said it was very good. He learnt a lot, even the type of glasses to use. I know they make a difference. When we've been in a bar (Spain & England) and they pour the wine in stubby little glasses, it puts me off (a bit like being served Vodka or gin & Tonic in a silly little wine glass) like they do in Coronation street .

The restaurants & bars who serve wine in the correct large glasses, where the wine fills only a quarter or third of the glass go up in my estimation. It may be psychological but I'm sure that the wine taste better. The little Don Carlos bar serves a reasonably good house wine in perfect glassware, which is quite unusual for a bar.

Anyone about to start a tea-tasting group????:lol:

Only if it is served in the correct cups, and none of this "MIF" - milk in first nonsense. Just having a small Lapsung Su Chong as I write this, drinking from a minge vase

Definitely handle free cups!! So no curled little fingers!! I definitely agree with the MIA principle. Do I have a convert/potential member in you, Ozzie???:lol: