Cheese and wine fans

[stevie]

SPOT ON MATE, I DONT REALLY LIKE WINE BUT A GOOD CHEESE IS WORTH EATING. MY FATHER IN LAW LOVES GETTING THE CHEESE BOARD OUT AND STUFFING HIMSELF WITH ALL SORTS OF CHEESE. THERE WAS A NICE CHEESE I ONCE TRIED IT WAS A SOFT CHEESE AND HAD PEPPERS ON THE OUTSIDE, BLOODY GORGEOUS NEVER DID FIND OUT WHAT IT WAS, AND YEAH I LOVE EATING TOO MATE, A MAN AFTER MY OWN HEART.

[Steve Bullman]

stevie could you take the caps lock off please mate

[welwell]

Try and get hold of a bottle Posada del Rey. Spanish red, not too expensive. But REALLY good. With a nice chunk of stilton or camembert you're well away

[treemeup]

wilkins cider farm in mudgely is top for a good cheese. no wine but a drop of cider instead. you can be there for 3 hours drinking and eating the cheese old roger brings out and he'll never charge more than a fiver.

blue cheese is my choice, with a fetzer and sycamore canyon cabernet mmmmmm

http://www.ukcider.co.uk/wiki/index.php/Producers_in_Somerset#Wilkins_Farmhouse_Cider

[David Humphries]

If Big powerful reds are your bag, then a must try is "El Bombero"

 

Fantastic Garnacha from Spain.

If you can find it, 2005 is considered a fine Spanish vintage.

 

Usually 6-£7

 

15% Whahey

 

 

 

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[Peter]

Irish cheddar with Guinness already in it! What will they think of next?!

[J The Tree]

Blue Nun and Dairylea !!

[skyhuck]

Blue Nun and Dairylea !!

 

Philistine!!!!

[Andy Collins]

Irish cheddar with Guinness already in it! What will they think of next?!

 

Where did you find that Peter, must find some of that!

[Steve Bullman]

im trying shropsire blue tonight, its not bad