pct001wine
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In response to spotweldersfriend

on ‎30-01-2014 08:04 AM

Sounds like hard graft spot (sorry, that was bad)

Jasper Hill booze is pretty good - you've developed champagne tastes there

Come down to McLaren Vale, we've got some premium shiraz too.

What are you grafting over ? Chardonnay to something trendy is my guess Smiley Happy

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boris1gary
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In response to spotweldersfriend

on ‎30-01-2014 09:18 AM

so your a grafter spot, not welding spots.

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lloydslights
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In response to boris1gary

on ‎30-01-2014 09:34 AM

Or a friend of a spotwelder?

joz*garage
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on ‎30-01-2014 11:22 AM

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lloydslights
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In response to joz*garage

on ‎30-01-2014 02:03 PM

No sound! UHGGGG!

 

I've a bed like that.  Made in Birmingham.

 

Anyway, my assumption is that Bob spotwelds brass beds.

 

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spotweldersfriend
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on ‎30-01-2014 02:05 PM

Hi pct001.
Lots of tempranillo and pinot gris going in.I'm grafting verdelho at the moment and chardonnay next week.Last job for the year,then down to Sydney to buy more music,rest up and then off to Womadelaide and John Zorn at the Arts Festival.I earn that much I can afford 5 or 6 months off a year.
South Australia has the best reds.Had most of them-Hill of Grace,Grange and one of my faves,Jim Barry's The Omagh from the Clare Valley.I bought a bottle of Chateau Margot many years ago.That was excellent. Won't go there again though.Its about $800 a bottle nowdays. I can buy a lot of cds for that money😊
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spotweldersfriend
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on ‎30-01-2014 02:09 PM

PS Dominic Versace's Shiraz is also excellent.He's situated at Angle Vale just out of Adelaide. You can purchase at his little vineyard.A nice chap, if you ever venture there say hi from his grafters😊
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not_an_eloi
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In response to spotweldersfriend

on ‎30-01-2014 04:15 PM

drank a drop or two of italian pinot grigio in ireland.   not a bad drop.

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spotweldersfriend
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on ‎30-01-2014 11:45 PM

Haven't tried pinot grigio,eloi. There are few Italian varieties being grown now. Vermentino, Montepulciano,Graziano are just few that I've seen
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