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    15:33

    Opinion

    Sharpish practice

    ANDREW J. LINN

    Consumers are largely unfamiliar with what are known as buyer's own brand (BOB) or private label wines. Until now they have not been common in the Spanish market, but the countdown has begun, and very soon their wine shelves and those of big wine ... producing the original wine and the consumer, as what is effectively happening is that the retailer is pirating a good product and the customer is getting a poorer wine. The practice is immoral and unethical, but unstoppable. Although El Corte Inglés was ... the first store to do this many years ago, probably with no evil intent, Lidl, Aldi and the like are now operating it aggressively. In the USA and northern Europe there is not a major wine retailer that has not adopted this deplorable practice. All

    22:09

    What to do

    Award-winning Japanese violinist Lamaya offers recital at special dinner in San Pedro

    Tony Bryant

    Project Music will host a special concert dinner night at the D-Wine Restaurant in San Pedro on Thursday 28 October. The concert will feature award-winning Japanese violinist Lamaya, a musician celebrated for her unique artistic range. The ... arrival, dinner and wine. Capacity restrictions will be enforced so a reservation must be made on PMMTickets@mail.com, or by calling Anita on 644242365.

    14:36

    Opinion

    Spit or swallow?

    ANDREW J. LINN

    When we read about or watch videos of professional wine tastings, the most surprising thing is the sheer amount of wine the tasters get through. Professional critics and wine writers have always been capable of dealing with vast quantities, and Tim ... the discipline involved is not something with which every wine enthusiast is gifted. When I started in the business, one of the hardest self-restraints at tastings was to learn to spit out good wine rather than swallow it. What a waste, I used to ... think, almost an insult to the poor winemaker. There must be a better way. Even the very act of spitting in public makes most people uncomfortable, but in spite of consuming large quantities of water and unsalted biscuits between each wine sample, I

    22:12

    Opinion

    A crazy week

    ANDREW J. LINN

    Politics and the world of wine and food rarely meet, unless it's about duty increases. So the news this week has been abnormal. It started with Donald Trump threatening to postpone his promised financial stimulus package that would avoid 75,000

    19:55

    Opinion

    Get paid to eat

    ANDREW J. LINN

    ...consumed from Monday to Wednesday in pubs, restaurants, cafes, hotels, etc. The maximum is ten pounds per person, wine and alcoholic drinks not subsidised. IVA has been cut from 20% to 5% on hospitality and tourism, which is a measure Spain should copy. ... the menu, and in restaurants in many Eastern European countries two meals are offered for the price of one. But surely isn't the one catch-all trick to offer wine at half price across the board? The wine industry is suffering badly and needs to

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