21/05/2026
Sun due Sunday so we’ve started thinking about BBQ wines again.
A few bottles we’d happily open ourselves — cold whites, easy reds and plenty of rosé.
Back in the fridge this week: Bota Bota Rosado from Irish winemaker Ray O’Connor. Dry, fresh and very hard to leave at one glass.
We’ve also got a lovely natural rosé, ‘Pink’ from Judith Beck — a bit wilder, proper fresh, great with food.
And a new one in — Questo è il Vino Rosso 2024. Low intervention, light and juicy, 1 litre bottle and very BBQ-friendly.
We’ve a few Jerez vermuts in as well — perfect for an afternoon tipple. Serve chilled or over ice with a slice of orange.
And if you’re in Aperol Spritz territory, the Hola Orange Spritz will feel familiar — same bittersweet orange thing going on, just ready to go. Stick it in the fridge and pour.
That’s us sorted for Sunday.
Call in if you’re passing.
Sun due Sunday so we’ve started thinking about BBQ wines again.
A few bottles we’d happily open ourselves — cold whites, easy reds and plenty of rosé.
Back in the fridge this week: Bota Bota Rosado from Irish winemaker Ray O’Connor. Dry, fresh and very hard to leave at one glass.
We’ve also got a lovely natural rosé, ‘Pink’ from Judith Beck — a bit wilder, proper fresh, great with food.
And a new one in — Questo è il Vino Rosso 2024. Low intervention, light and juicy, 1 litre bottle and very BBQ-friendly.
We’ve a few Jerez vermuts in as well — perfect for an afternoon tipple. Serve chilled or over ice with a slice of orange.
And if you’re in Aperol Spritz territory, the Hola Orange Spritz will feel familiar — same bittersweet orange thing going on, just ready to go. Stick it in the fridge and pour.
That’s us sorted for Sunday.
Call in if you’re passing.