Hedonism Wines' Enomatic Sampling

Hedonism Wines, Mayfair
Tasted Thursday, April 3, 2014 by mwanasheria with 919 views

Introduction

Having forgotten my bow tie, I ventured from my hotel to buy one. I bumped into the Hedonism Wine store, of which I had read. Though I thought I would do a quick browse of the displays and when I did so, I found their Enomatic pouring machines in the basement. However little I like the idea of opening and drinking bottles over prolonged periods of time, whenever I had tasted wines from these machines, I had been surprised how well they keep up and how fresh they are. These machines pour .05 liters (or whatever you pay for) upon the push of a button and replace the wine with an inert gas (argon or nitrogen). The wines that were available for tasting included e.g. 1963 Graham port, 1990 Beauséjour, 2009 SQN The Thrill of ...

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Closing

I spent approx. GBP 250 on sampling all these wines and just managed to buy a bow tie in a very good mood. I took a half bottle Pichon Comtesse 1989 with me which I drank after my evening event (at which I only pretended to drink). A very nice spot to try out a few wines that one has not tried in a while (1990 Beauséjour) or where one shies away from opening the last bottle (Graham 1963).

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