We are always keen to hear about the wines you particularly like, and we would like you to use the blog to tell us and our other customers about the wines from our range that you have enjoyed, and why.
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"Here's to the corkscrew - a useful key to unlock the storehouse of wit, the treasury of laughter, the front door of fellowship, and the gate of pleasant folly."
W.E.P. French
(From the wine list of Commander's Palace, New Orleans)
(From the wine list of Commander's Palace, New Orleans)
March 17th, 2009 at 5:15 am
Happy St. Patrick’s day Mark and Emma.
Thank you so much for advising me on to buy 2 bottles of your February special wine. I enjoyed the first bottle with friends last weekend but I kept the second bottle to celebrate the festival day of Ireland’s patron saint tonight. I will have to drink copious ammounts of Murphy’s or Guinnes first though, because you know the old saying, ‘Beer before wine is fine, but wine before beer is queer’. I will be beating my Bodhran at O’Neils in York tonigh from about 7ish (possibly a bit later if I’m having more fun in another of the pub’s on my planned pub crawl). I would love to explain to you what it’s like to be Irish in the same way that you explained to me what it’s like to enjoy a good wine.
I really enjoyed reading through your website this week, keep up the good work!!!
Hopefully see you tonight,
Mise le Meas,
Daithi o’hEifernain
May 7th, 2009 at 6:24 pm
Hi Mark and Emma, When i used to live and work in ripon i loved your shop and the wine tasting evenings were fabulous, i dont know if you still stock it but i used to really enjoy a glass of the stella bella pink muscat instead of a pudding its delicious x
Kelsie
March 28th, 2011 at 11:39 am
Hi Mark,
Can you advise me what that lovely bottle you produced the last time I came to Ripon? And prior to that was there also a porter involved?
Thanks very much and keep up the grand work @ GNW – I like your friendly website.
Cheers!
Otis
October 31st, 2011 at 7:31 pm
Really enjoyed the Chilean Sangiovese, from Elqui valley I think.
Good depth of taste but very drinkable too!