Thanks very much indeed @Robin63! They sound like some absolutely wonderful recommendations. I think I’m looking forward to Montevideo the most, looks like it’ll be a great city experience, without quite the bustle of Buenos Aires and Santiago.
A quick couple of quick practical questions, r.e. Buenos Aires, if you don’t mind! I’ve literally never used WU: can you just turn up at one of the many branches in BA and send money there and then? Or is it something I should do now and then collect at a particular branch? Prior to then, have you any tips for getting money at the airport (I’ll need to get a taxi and won’t have any currency)? (Sorry, I appreciate this is not a particularly wine orientated conversation, but I promise some wine pictures when I get there!) For travelling around in BA I was just going to a SUBE card, if that’s something you’d recommend? Does Boca just have a reputation, or are there other areas you’d generally not walk around?
Was it a limited release or just a punt on something unusual?
Also wondering if we can expect to see this or future vintages in future? Was fabulous, if very young and I’d love to scuttle a few away to see how it develops. I have one left, but that leaves me a little short.
There was I about to scoffingly retort along the lines of, “well you could always get a Jurancon and save some carbon footprint”, but I was astonished to see that TWS only lists one non-sec Jurancon Jurançon Moelleux, Vent Balaguer, Clos Lapeyre 2015 50cl which is not really equivalent to the Mendel.
So my open-ended question is why doesn’t TWS stock a larger range of Jurancons ?