Poeira's wines are high-class Portuguese wines that are not that easy to find, even in Portugal. If you want a ridiculously cheap but great wine, go with Adega de Vila Real. It's like 3€ but it's so damn good.
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Poeira's wines are high-class Portuguese wines that are not that easy to find, even in Portugal. If you want a ridiculously cheap but great wine, go with Adega de Vila Real. It's like 3€ but it's so damn good.
€3 wine
Without being on offer it’s €10-15 before it’s drinkable here
also it seems my local off-licence stocks 21 different types of Portuguese wine!
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NathanRicaud
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Oh my goodness! This is just too beautiful!!! I screenshot your post with this picture as I am sure I will go there one day! It looks like an amazing place to go with friends, family and a partner! Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing this! This made my night!
Oh my goodness! This is just too beautiful!!! I screenshot your post with this picture as I am sure I will go there one day! It looks like an amazing place to go with friends, family and a partner! Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing this! This made my night!
If you come in, let's say, 30/35 years, and need to stay overnight, ask the locals for the crazy French guy with thousands of records at home. I'll have a room prepared for you.
NathanRicaud
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I JUST WANNA TRAVEL AGAIN!
I want someone to rescue me from the pandemic and take me on a really nice trip to New Caledonia or Somoa or Fiji or Vanuatu
🏝
We took a road trip from Lisbon through Porto to the Minho and Douro regions and then to Serra da Estrela (oh my God, the cheese there) and back to Lisbon.
12 days, lots of beautiful small cities.
Beautiful road, welcoming people, amazing food and wine.
Would do it again in a heartbeat.
€3 wine
Without being on offer it’s €10-15 before it’s drinkable here
also it seems my local off-licence stocks 21 different types of Portuguese wine!
Buy Wine Online in Ireland
Looking for a crisp Sauvignon Blanc, a fruity Shiraz or something a little different, like an aromatic Greek white wine or an organic rosé? You’re sure to find the perfect bottle within our fantastic range of more than 1,000 wines.
Aren't there Portuguese mini/super-markets in Ireland? There is a big Portuguese community in France so we have tons of these shops and I can easily buy these bottle for 5€ or so.
jackduff13
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I know we're joking here but I must say I had the best Vietnamese food of my life multiple times in the 13th arrondissement
NathanRicaud
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Can’t wait!!! I’ll be there within the next 10 years but I’m sure I’ll return back and will definitely be asking the locals for you!
People love naming their places after Scotland. Between this and Nova Scotia lol
There are great Asian restaurants in the 13th arrondissement. Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese food, etc... I once heard that Paris is the city in the world with the biggest number of sushi restaurants.
Supposedly there is one Portuguese/Brazilian supermarket on the other side of Dublin that I only found a out about when I googled to answer you
The real reason though is our alcohol duties, we certainly have the highest level of alcohol duty in Europe and it’s probably amongst the highest worldwide.
Edit: second highest in Europe, only the Finns have us beat. The top 4 of Finland, Ireland, Sweden and the UK have much much higher levels of duty than the rest of Europe it seems.
These small cities is where you can see the real Portugal. I mean, I love Lisbon and if I could I would move there but is there a better thing when you are travelling than to get lost in a small city and taste some delicious family food in a small restaurant you never heard about and probably will never heard again?
ChristoBee
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The best way to find a great asian restaurant in Paris is to have a look at the clientele, if there is loads of asian people in there, you can go in blind.
Supposedly there is one Portuguese/Brazilian supermarket on the other side of Dublin that I only found a out about when I googled to answer you
The real reason though is our alcohol duties, we certainly have the highest level of alcohol duty in Europe and it’s probably amongst the highest worldwide.
I would ask them anyway. They may have some good Portuguese wine for 10€ or so.
And you could get yourself a season ticket for Benfica! Win win!
I think that’s the same anywhere, the best Indian restaurants in England were the ones you saw mainly Indian people in and the best Chinese restaurants were in the Chinatowns. Nearly always much cheaper than the ones that might appear fancier from the outside too!
Benfica will go to bankrupt by the end of the year. They are trying to convince Cavani and Vertonghen to join them.
ChristoBee
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€3 wine
Without being on offer it’s €10-15 before it’s drinkable here
also it seems my local off-licence stocks 21 different types of Portuguese wine!
Buy Wine Online in Ireland
Looking for a crisp Sauvignon Blanc, a fruity Shiraz or something a little different, like an aromatic Greek white wine or an organic rosé? You’re sure to find the perfect bottle within our fantastic range of more than 1,000 wines.
Pretty sure I tasted Quinta Nova last time in a restaurant and it was nice.
BazookaTooth
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oh nice, the credit card talk is finally over.
i want some wine now too !
i want some wine now too !