
As much as I love
Tesco, and I do, their selection of USA wine leaves something to be desired. I almost get the feeling that there is some sort of prejudice against American wines, especially
Napa as there are a couple of
Sonoma wines featured. It's not as if Argentina, Australia, and Chile, who are all well represented, are closer to
Blighty than the United States and it's a shipping and logistics issue. Also, they are obviously not members of the European Union.
It cuts both ways I suppose: I have had Americans tell me that the English only drink cheap wine. After being initially insulted I have to admit that a visitor, from any wine producing region of the world, would pity the poor Englishman's taste buds
after witnessing the choice of Californian wines available to him.
1 comment:
its very difficult to find a decent californian red in blighty you have to know the right people and the right places otherwise its the cheap stuff or the poncey french suff.
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