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Pant-Wettingly Gorgeous Viognier, Wine Notes that Won't Make you Yawn at Bottle Apostle

July 29, 2011 by serge the concierge

Too bad they are a bit far for me to pay a visit.

Hackney store, Bottle Apostle brings a little sunshine to London skies with its wine notes that won't make you yawn.

I hope they play Vertige de l'Amour (Bashung) as background music when introducing Condrieu 'Vertige' (2007) by Yves Cuilleron as follows:

"Pant-wettingly gorgeous Viognier with an avalanche of apricot, mixed spices, and caramel."

At the time of this writing, Vertige is one of the Daily Samples served (for a small fee) using Enomatic® machines.

Store is located 95 Lauriston Road, Victoria Park Village, Hackney, London, E9 7HJ... closed on Mondays

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