Joan has to do some research for her next book in the Museum of the Broads in Norfolk, so we’ve booked a night in The Imperial in Great Yarmouth. I want to walk along Gorleston-on-Sea’s promenade after lunch in the charming café we found last time.
2020 Rhebokskloof Pinotage (South Africa, Paarl)
Mature now, elegant, with sweet fruit flavours, really delightful. Well done, François.
After a good nights sleep and a hearty Imperial breakfast, we head out to the Museum of the Broads in Stalham. But it’s not any warmer and although much of the collection is roofed it’s till open to the cold air. We don’t linger, and it’s too cold to lunch there so we head for home, stopping for a light lunch on the way.
We’re home earlier than expected so weren’t planning on making dinner. We order a Nandos from Deliveroo which arrives before we’ve finished laying the table. To drink with our feast I open
2020 Henry of Pelham Baco Noir Old Vines (Canada, Ontario VQA)
HoP are Baco Noir masters and this wine, with a few years in the bottle, is a beauty. Lush and deep, silky and fruity it’s wonderful and finished too soon.
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