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Just watch the little Hitler @ Weingut Kettern , Neumagen Dhron. He is a bit inflated with his prices AND don’t buy wine from him, 10€ for cheap wine.
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As long as the alcohol remains and it goes into my introvenous drip it will be fine !!!suavecarve - have to warn you that Dornfelder doesn't travel well! We drunk some when we were in Germany a few years ago and bought some home but it was horrible - it just doesn't travel well!
Jon, thank you very much for continuing to provide us with regular/daily updates on the figures. It really is much appreciated, especially as you are back home now.Uk 55.6
Germany 22.7
Italy 32.8
Belgium 75.7
Netherlands 78.9
Update on france and Spain 162 and 280 respectively.
I think I can lose Belgium and Netherlands who showed some promise but going in the wrong direction now.
So updates will only be for Italy germany and Uk (unless anyone in Slovenia ? who currently sit at 43.4 or Poland at 19.0
All of that sounds lovely ...warm and good valueWe have now left Germany, popped into Luxembourg for diesel and gas ( 91.9 & 35.9)
Now near Maćon , 34.5 degrees.
How can she not ?BTW, does Mrs Suavecarve still love you?
Dornfelders Troken is the only German red that is palatable that I have found up to now, Thanks Suavecarve everything is just to sweet, so if I can’t find that I’m on French or ItalianMy German wine purchasing improved.
Trocken Rotwein is what you are after (dry red) halbtrocken is half dry but still ok.
The Dornfelder (grape) Rheinessen (region) Trocken (dry) rot (red) was pretty decent and only 2.29 a litre in Lidls.
I had weight left in the van after the 2 bikes, 10 litres of drivel wine and 10 boxes from the weingut to buy another 4 cases of the Dornfelder.
#thereservoirretruns
We found that in Germany, Trocken usually means “not quite as sweet a the sweetest thing in the sweety shop”
Never could be described as “dry” by all known measures
Agreed, Trockener Riesling is very nice - and dry , as is much Frankenwein. Hang on! I'm sitting here in Franken at the moment - may well just go and buy some .Moselland Riesling Trocken is not cheap but a very nice dry white - the red was good too though I still prefer French.
We have now started our journey down the romantic road and today are in Rotheburg O.D.T. Wow, wow, wow! Pictures later. Overcast and cooler today, thank God.
UK 59.3 up by 3.7Uk 55.6
Germany 22.7
Italy 32.8
Belgium 75.7
Netherlands 78.9
Update on france and Spain 162 and 280 respectively.
I think I can lose Belgium and Netherlands who showed some promise but going in the wrong direction now.
So updates will only be for Italy germany and Uk (unless anyone in Slovenia ? who currently sit at 43.4 or Poland at 19.0
Whilst I do not doubt you, this has not been my experience. Masks and 1.5 Meter rule applies with plenty of signage. To date we have never been asked to use baskets ???Another Covid-related post: Many shops here are regulating the number of people they are letting in, by requiring each customer to pick up a shopping basket as they enter. If two people enter together, they must pick up a basket each (as my husband found out to his embarrassment when he was called back to the door in Edeka).
If there are no baskets by the door when you want to go in you have to wait until someone returns one.
One for the listRothenburg O.D.T.
Just back from our first walk about and feet sore. The Stellplatz (No. 2) filling up now. Anyway, what a place. It has to be visited to be believed. We will head in again this evening for drinkypoo's.
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I have just come across by the tunnel for my MOT (or rather my motorhome's MOT which was a pass, I'm not sure I would be and I can confirm just a couple of quick questions and you are in without quarantine as an arrival from Germany, not from France.After a horrendous drive on Sunday where is seemed every German with a car was out and about we got to Aachen Monday at lunchtime. Mooched around town and had a couple of beers before dinner.
Yesterday set off at 08:10 for travel to tunnel, couple of broken down vehicles on way which delayed us by about 30 minutes and a couple of traffic slow downs at some busy junctions around Brussels but arrived at 12:55 including a pit stop for 30 minutes for a comfort break so not too bad.
Eurotunnel only running 1 train an hour so we were in time for our 13:50 which was on time, asked by both French and UK where our last stop was and by UK side if we had filled in Boris's form.
Paper towel and spray available.I hope someone is sterilising the baskets
I can give you hundreds of pics of RodT, we go every year sometimes twice a yearWe have now started our journey down the romantic road and today are in Rotheburg O.D.T. Wow, wow, wow! Pictures later.
You have had great weather!
For the first time in 2 weeks I have the heating on the weather has been fantastic
Rothenburg O.D.T.
Just back from our first walk about and feet sore. The Stellplatz (No. 2) filling up now. Anyway, what a place. It has to be visited to be believed. We will head in again this evening for drinkypoo's.
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