The Lidl November wine sale is kicking off on Monday November 5th 2018. The focus is on French and Italian wines, but they also have a range of new wines from Australian, Portugal, South Africa and the US hitting the shelves too. Continue reading
The Picol Sauvignon Blanc is part of the Lidl Italian Wine Cellar Sale which begins on Monday July 23rd 2018. Collio is a region in the northeast of Italy. It has the official designation of Collio DOC (Denominazione di origine controllata) and is known for white wines including Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio and of course Sauvignon Blanc. (Note: wine sample sent for review) Continue reading
The Lidl Italian wine sale kicks off in stores on Monday July 23rd. The Italian wine sale is the third in the Lidl European Wine Cellar tasting, following France and Spain. Continue reading
Throughout the year Lidl tend to have a number of wine festival sales. Their most recent offerings cover Iberia, France and Italy. I missed a recent tasting, but I picked out two Lidl red wines from the list and they kindly sent me samples for review purposes. Continue reading
Organic Prosecco doesn’t mean more expensive or lacking in flavour, taste and character. Lidl have some Organic Prosecco hitting shops December 27th just in time for that New Years Eve clink of glasses. Continue reading
The Lidl French wine sale kicks off in stores on March 20th. In advance of the sale I’ve picked two to try. I’ve purposely steered away from the traditional white wines such as Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc and opted for something a little less mainstream in the form of a Riesling and Muscadet from Lidl. You can find my thoughts on the Riesling here. Continue reading
Lidl are serving up an impressive range of wines. A bottle to suit every taste with very attractive price points. I’ve picked three Lidl wines from their core range to try out. They are all priced in or €10. All these wines are part of the Lidl core range so are available all year round. Continue reading
I’ve been running for about two years now. I started to get fit and lose the belly. A task which is ongoing and never-ending, so thankfully I like running. One of the great things about running is the fact that it is essentially a free sport. You don’t need to join a club or buy lots of really expensive equipment or even be part of a gym. It’s simply a case of throw on some trainers, open the front door and off you go. Continue reading