| Value for Money | 5/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 4/10 |
Full review by
MickeyDrink
on 6th Jan 2008
User Rating : 7
Respect :
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Bad Points: Its ok when chilled but when room temperature or even just cooled its as bad as drinking cheap evil cider. With its attractive labeling and tales of its origin and elegant crisp taste it is the 'mutton dressed as lamb' of bargain wines,the devil in disguise if you will. Again i don't advise binge drinking and the only reason i champion a good session is because it is not a daily occurrence and because i can handle it. Do not drink all the time and be aware of the perils,there I've said it.
General comments: At the end of the day if you want a cheap and cheerful tipple invest in this you'll get three for a tenner and not run out,good for a night in front of the box with mates or whack some tunes on and have a laugh. If you want to sample fine wines and prattle on about oakey tastes and faint aromas you are barking up the wrong tree. You can pick up this at your local thresher or spar and pay a tenner for three bottles,now thats a bargain. True professionals should be able to down the lot in a one night session. Its not a bad drink but if you are a connoisseur or wine critic don't bother.
MickeyDrink's review and ratings | 217 words
Review by
Berties Crutch
on 1st Dec 2005
User Rating : 1
Respect :
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Here in the Valleys, you get what you pay for and this is certainly the case with Blossom Hill Chardonnay. It's cheap and it ain't cheerful - the taste is vile and it leaves a foul feeling in the mouth - you feel like you've just drunk a glass of paintstripper rather than a fine wine!
Blossom Hill is a brand to avoid at all costs and if you're boss gets you a bottle of this particular plonk for Christmas then it's down to one of two things:
1, He hates you.
2. He's going to fire you.
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Berties Crutch's full review | 113 words
