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Dilshad reopening raises £715 for charity
connectcannock Broom Stores in Chadsmoor donated a bottle of champagne and Trevor Wright of T.W Transport donated a bottle of Jack Daniels Whisky. Mr Uddin said: “It really was a fantastic event and I think … Mr Uddin purchased the vacant Bargain Booze shop next … |
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Dilshad reopening raises £715 for charity – connectcannock
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Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc – Birmingham Mail
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc
Birmingham Mail
Sales of all three varieties dwarfed their red rivals with merlot, the most popular, holding 6% of the market, shiraz, a declining 5%, and cabernet sauvignon just 4% with its share falling like a bottle from a collapsing supermarket cardboard wine …and more » -
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc – Birmingham Mail
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc
Birmingham Mail
By the start of 2012 sauvignon blanc's UK market share had risen to 8%, equalling a declining chardonnay and a meteoric pinot grigio which has become the trendy tipple for so many despite its general blandness. Sales of all three … Asda claims around …and more » -
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc – Daily Post North Wales
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc
Daily Post North Wales
Asda claims around 12% of Britain's £5 billion plus wine trade making it the UK's third largest wine retailer and home to some of the best bargains. The supermarket giant has invested heavily in … Luis Felipe Edwards is a multi-award winning Chilean …and more » -
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc – Daily Post North Wales
Andrew Campbell: Savour the flavour of sauvignon blanc
Daily Post North Wales
Luis Felipe Edwards is a multi-award winning Chilean producer with a knack for producing excellent wines at very affordable prices. Asda has stocked their basic sauvignon blanc along with Edwards' Seleccion de Familia for several years and I've long …and more »