That's What I Call Spiced Ham: Volume One

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Wine List
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Lazy Farm Breidecker, 1998 (Languedoc-Roussillon, France). A French botrytis wine, with compact undertones of violets, toast, and prune and tightly knit with citrus and vibrant sawdust, coarse ripeness and reflective ripeness
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Bishop Reef Viognier, 1986 (Central Otago, New Zealand). An amusingly concentrated retsina, vibrant yellow-white in colour, with a core of bergamot and hazelnut, savoury scent and residual, closed weight
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Granite Balthazar Meander Traminer Riesling, 2003 (Sonoma Valley, California). A wild vin mousseux, glowing lemon in colour, with a whiff of coconut, alluring rhubarb, and gooseberry and tart palate
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Lumpy Entrance Malbec, 1993 (Setúbal Peninsula, Portugal). A somewhat robust vin nouveaux, magenta in colour, with the odour of smooth lemon sherbet, foxy blackberry, and fully old toast, prepostorously creamy elegance, seductive nose and imposing, subtle tannin
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Large Hovel Viognier, 2019 (Crete, Greece). A honestly harmonious dessert wine, crystal umber in colour, causing one to think of nuts and creamy cocoa, firm ripeness and prickly, earthy flavour
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