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right this is the best tip you will ever get on wine

if it cost £100 a bottle and you dont like it it,s a bad wine
if it cost £2.99 a bottle and you like it its a good wine

and here endith the lesson it all personal choice and eat what you like with it as long as it dosent kill the flavour of the wine or what your eating with it, their surpose to complement each other.

Rite so we all like wot we like when we like ...great sorted... so I am all for trying new things

So who can recommend a really really good alternative to stilton and cambazola and dont say smelly socks!

Give me a great wine to try and a really good recipe in fact if you were due to face the hangman tomoz wot would be your last meal!

mine would be a chilled class of montana sauv blanc and steak and chips and cheese and biccies!

time to pop the cork I think!

shropshire blue

Yes that is a great cheese!

So true Northern Lass.Can i call you NL?
There shouldn't be any set formula for food and wine.Who decides these things anyway!!?
A girl after my own heart.NL.

My taste in wines is decidedly unrefined! I love a big full-flavoured Australian red with lots of body. Shiraz seems to be the grape variety that does it for me. A wine for drinking sitting by an open fire with a big fat book and the soundtrack to 'Local Hero' (my favourite film) playing in the background - This music to be replaced, as the evening wears on and the empties mount up, by Rodrigo's Concerto D'Aranjuez, to which (although it is of course an instrumental piece) I might be inspired to sing along, beating time with a near-by stuffed toy.

These full bodied australian Reds Di.... em any full bodied Australian blondes going?? with a bit of dosh?? single too...????


No I used to love red wine whats that one em Chateau neuf thingy love that one....but cant drink em now!
and to be honest could do with cutting out the wine consumption! the neighbours are startin to wonder where all these bottles that appear in their bins come from.... tum ti tum....

The music you mention need to listen to that which brings me to music ......I would like to put some really great classical stuff on the music of BCC getting bit fed up with the music on there now. So if you know of any I will set up a playlist for pop, classical and em Robbies old rubbish and will change em every now and again.

So I like Mozart most of them not too keen on the opera stuff
Wot are yours....

well i got most of the classicial and shows about 200 cd so take your pick

Sounds good, Peter.

NL, most of the Aussies males of my acquaintance are a little too full-bodied ... and a bit shiny on top rather than blonde. But, hey, I can fix you up with one of those no worries ... Want to come over for Christmas?

Music? Hmmm ... I'm pretty eclectic my iTunes list runs something like:
The Adagio from Spartacus
Air on a G-String (the Mendelsson one!!!)
Annies Song - John Denver
Beast of Burden (sung by Bette Midler)
some New Age music - relaxation stuff
Black Magic Woman - Santana (lots of Santana)
The Clancy Brothers
Bolero (Now that'd go well on Connections ... Da da de da, da da Da Da Da Daa Dum dumty dum)
Simon & Garfunkel (Oops, showing my age )
Dire Straits
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir (Yes, truly - Christmas Carols!)
Secret Garden
Karunesh
Golden Wedding - Woody Herman (talking of Classics!)
Light My Fire - The Doors
John Denver's "Perhaps Love" by Placido Domingo
Only Women Bleed - Julie Covington

And on and on and .... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Ok well I will get some playlists going.

Classical

Easy Listening

Pop

rite will sort that out.
any ideas for any of the above music lists add it to the BCC thread "One big family" and I will check em out and hopefully put them on.

Am i allowed to contribute?

Rob wrote:Am i allowed to contribute?

Yes!!

but none of yer warbling rubbish!!

Come on robbie.... let's hear your fave tunes
xx

OK here's one of my favourites from the last 2 years.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj0u2xkV8J0