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Any dated information is published as of its date only, and Yoomroo Pty Ltd does not undertake any obligation or responsibility to update or amend any such information. It does not take into account your individual circumstances and is not an adviser/recommendation service in any form or manner whatsoever. Great wine.The material on this website is for information purposes only. Think cassis, bramble and mint, with dusty tannins. 100 Apple juice gently sparkling, No preservatives, 150ml represents 1 of your 5 a day portions, Original Quality since 1966, This product is GMO free, This product. 150ml officially counts as one of your 5-a-day, Appletiser makes any meal more Appletising. Her dog Zoe (?!) Meg gets what Mel’s saying but thinks baked earth might be a nicer description, especially as it’s actually quite pleasant. Appletiser is made with gently sparkling 100 apple juice. Would we buy it? Yeah! Why not – maybe for a casual BBQ! $13 Cabernet SauvignonĪfter a rant discussion about wine reviews and unconscious bias, Meg and Mel turn to the Chilean Cab. per 100ml - Calories: 45kcal Fat: 0.50g Carbs: 11.00g Prot: 0.50g Nutrition Facts - Similar Morello Cherry Sparkling Fruit Crush. Mel says deems it good enough to fall into the “exception” category – you can buy this even though it’s cheap! It’s varietal, vibrant and juicy, and a little perfumed. Meg and Mel praise the red strawberry and cherry characters, but note the tannin is a bit harsh, this makes sense as they would want to squeeze every drop from the grape and skins. But look, if it’s made well who really cares – and for $13 you really can’t complain. Even though it’s called Yarra Valley Pinot Noir, it’s worth noting they can legally put in up to 15% other varietals and other regions. Mel says you should never buy Pinot under $25, it’s time to see if Aldi can make the cut as an exception. Perhaps a little less concentrated on the palate than we’d like, but for $9 – it’s pretty bloody good. It smells like a Clare Valley should smell (apple apple, lime juice, white flowers), the acid delivers and so does the palate. After pointing out “Freya and Jules” aren’t actually real people and the wine maker is likely a made-up name… we jump in. This one is already a staple in Meg’s house, so we get the feeling it might be good. Nah, we’d have hidden our nice stuff somewhere else for our glasses! Riesling Would be buy it? Only if we had a house warming for 100 people and we didn’t want to spend too much on people who don’t know much about wine. Meg deems it “imminently drinkable” and Mel says it’s “wildly inoffensive.” Despite a lack of flavour, there’s a crisp acidity and nothing actively bad about it. Winemakers can help make up for this by choosing aromatic yeast… this leads to a more banana/ toffee apple flavour in the wine. Meg explains that because crops are high (lots of grapes) each grape will be dilute, and therefore, less flavour. Nice try Meg, but it’s a no for this one.Ī $2.99 chardonnay that claims to have “depth of flavour” – despite the fact that the packaging probably cost as much as the retail price! Consider us intrigued. Meg is impressed with the “persistent beads” (good looking bubbles) … but, Mel jumps in with “I actively hate it.” Meg, who will always try to find something good about a wine, tries to find a silver lining as Mel gags on it.

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