Naked Wines Share Discussion Threads

[chutes01] 04/4/2008 15:41

Gents,
Please cast your eyes over the English Wines Group (EWG) thread, spoke to the Co. only a couple of days ago, finals out end of this month, company about to move into profit, chap said the share price was 'a no-brainer down here', I hold a decent chunk, any level of buying will push the share price up.
Good luck, off to open my first of the day.
Cheers, Chutes.

[bionicdog] 19/3/2008 20:47

Anyone else who enjoys NZ sauvignon blanc could do a lot worse than this.

Currently £5.99 in store instead of the normal £7.99. You normally have to pay at least 8 quid for a sauvignon of this standard.

[elmfield] 19/3/2008 20:27

the way nthe markets are going we all need some good cheer, more of that 14.5% yes please!

[itsourpete] 19/3/2008 20:26

Had an absolute CORKER (no pun intended!) of a wine tonight. Picked it up whilst idly browsing (accidentally in the wine section!) of Marks & Sparks today. Tis a 'Harrowgate 2005 Central Victoria Shiraz' 2005 14.5% alcohol by vol. Goodness me - what a SPLENDID wine! Had it with lamb but it's good enough to drink by itself! £8.99 but as good as anything up to £20 a bottle - in my humble opinion of course!

Regards to all gluggers!

Pete

[isis] 19/3/2008 17:18

Has anyone noticed the tax increases?
I suppose they use the old stock first,Offies and Supermarkets reported a sharp increase in sales after the budget and a spokesman for Thresher said 'It is amazing what people will do for 14p'.
LOL

[realcooltrader] 19/3/2008 17:12

Cheers, think I'll stick with the NZ then.

[realcooltrader] 19/3/2008 15:45

bionicdog, I have an offer from Threshers for 6 for £24 for any of the Casillero del Diablo range, so would be grateful for your thoughts on the SB once you've sobered up ;-)

Slightly OT, borrowed from jibba_jabba:

[bionicdog] 19/3/2008 12:09

I will now be sampling the Casillero del Diablo sauvignon blanc in an attempt to remove the hangover.

[bionicdog] 19/3/2008 11:38

I found some Andrew Peace family reserve shiraz cabernet lurking in the 3 for a tenner section in Asda. It's 8 quid in Somerfield and other places. Trouble is that it's 14% and at that price you feel obliged to try to drink all 3.

[jonc] 23/2/2008 19:50

Class Senor.

Who is your vintner? Londis?

Which vintage was it?

[the swearing senor] 23/2/2008 19:47

I drunk half a bottle of Le Piat D'or earlier, bleedin nice it was and all....

[jonc] 23/2/2008 19:21

Ya cannot take it with you spawny.

Drink and enjoy....

[spawny100] 23/2/2008 19:05

Oh woe is me. After a pub session with two good (but indiscriminate when it comes to alcohol) friends I came home and opened my treasured 1945 Crofts port. I had the sense to put back a couple of inches for future and now can simply not believe how good it tastes and that we went through 3/4 bottle in half an hour or so. Ah well, some part of me decided that my friends deserved it so I shouldn't berate them for not appreciating it to the level that I believe it should have been appreciated I guess!

[murtceps7] 13/1/2008 22:55

Round of applause....spec has left the building !

Bye everyone...Bye :-))

[murtceps7] 13/1/2008 22:45

well you should be ashamed of yourself....Ratty would have put it in his cellar and sat on it for 10 years...silly sod :-)

[ffp] 13/1/2008 22:40

murtceps7>>> I have just consummed a 1969 bottle of Chat N de pape, from the rothchild establishment...bloody nice it was...

[murtceps7] 13/1/2008 22:38

MrBa5hir I
I thoroughly recommend you avoid my local threshers as i don't want you buying up the stock...........its mine you see.......all mine :-))yum :)

[murtceps7] 13/1/2008 22:36

I have ingested all i can tonight...bloody good investment i say :-)

[ffp] 13/1/2008 22:29

I would say that was a very good plan, cheers..

[maxk] 13/1/2008 21:07

Good wine is best ingested, then it cant go orff.....

[mrba5hir i] 13/1/2008 20:12

Although fine wine has done well over the last few years I think it is always a good investment over the medium to long term. I have been out of the market for some time and am looking into investing again. I would welcome any pointers on recent vintages which should do well and approx prices. Oh and any wine companies
that can be recommended.(and avoided!)

[itsourpete] 09/1/2008 21:18

Lovely News! I knew that all along - of course!!

Pete