oggbashan
Dying Truth seeker
- Joined
- Jul 3, 2002
- Posts
- 56,017
This evening I opened a bottle of French Rosé Table Wine.
I am now washing my mouth out with Australian Lager.
I should have known better. The wine is called (in French of course!) Onion Skin.
The blurb on the back label says 'remarkable for its splendid nose and redolent of the heat of the meridian'.
Remarkable it is. Splendid it ain't. It tastes exactly like stale onion skin.
What else could I expect? They warned me in bold type.
To be fair to the producers I have kept it far too long - about 5 years too long. It should have been drunk within weeks of bottling.
Has anyone else any examples of accurate and unflattering labels?
Og
I am now washing my mouth out with Australian Lager.
I should have known better. The wine is called (in French of course!) Onion Skin.
The blurb on the back label says 'remarkable for its splendid nose and redolent of the heat of the meridian'.
Remarkable it is. Splendid it ain't. It tastes exactly like stale onion skin.
What else could I expect? They warned me in bold type.
To be fair to the producers I have kept it far too long - about 5 years too long. It should have been drunk within weeks of bottling.
Has anyone else any examples of accurate and unflattering labels?
Og