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30 Wine One Foot in the Grapes This month sees the start of our new monthly wine column by journalist Jane Clare... Christmas is simply the best excuse to push the boat out and try some wonderful wines. I’m excited now, just thinking of crunches of sweet parsnip, huddles of sprouts, my favourite lemon-dashed, herb-mottled stuffing … oh, and the turkey. All of those flavours will be demanding my attention and then wine will add another layer of complexity for my palate. Which wine to choose? My Christmas dilemma was eased when I was invited to a wine pairing Christmas lunch and it would be rude of me not to share some ideas with you. Gosset Grande Reserve NV Our festive occasion began with the most wonderful champagne, Gosset Grande Reserve NV (RRP £45-£49, widely available including Selfridges and Harvey Nichols) from the oldest house in Champagne. It had a classic brioche nose, dappled with sweet spice, and shivers of fine, elegant bubbles delivered citrus flavours with an elegant biscuity backbone. I carried my champagne to the table and it sipped seamlessly with our starter of marinated salmon, Dorset crab in pink pickled ginger and lemon dressing. It wasn’t meant to be the wine star of the show; I’ll now introduce you to a sauvignon blanc and an Australian white blend. Seresin Estate Sauvignon 2015 (£14.99, winedirect.co.uk) This is a lovely sauvignon blanc and it isn’t one of those heady New Zealand wines which grapples with your senses. The reason is there is 11 per cent semillon in the blend, which calms everything down and brings Mchenry Hohnen Amigos White 2012 a touch of Old World order to this New World wine. It has tropical and citrus aromas, with some classic gooseberry notes and a delicate creaminess. Seresin Estate Sauvignon 2015 McHenry Hohnen Amigos White 2012 (£15.99, winedirect.co.uk) This was a wow with the crab and salmon. It is a blend of chardonnay, marsanne and roussanne from the Margaret River region. Murray McHenry and David Hohnen are brothers-in-law, with Hohnen having a fantastic pedigree as founder of the iconic Cloudy Bay winery. This wine wants you to sit up and notice it … and I did. It has notes of peaches, nuts and waxy lemons with a heartbeat of minerality. Over to the main event, the traditional turkey and trimmings. I always opt for a pinot noir with my Christmas lunch and so I was very much open to new ideas. Viu Manent ViBo Vinedo Centenario 2013 (RRP £16.99, oddbins.com) A clue to this wine is in its name - the grapes are grown in vineyards planted over 100 years ago in Chile’s Colchagua Valley. Old vines are the wise things of the vineyard. They don’t produce lots of grapes, but the ones which are harvested have a special concentrated quality. It is a blend of 51% cabernet sauvignon, with malbec and a dash of petit verdot. It is intense with blackcurrants but there is an element of mint, of freshness, of complexity, of subtlety, which didn’t overpower my plate. Vidal-Fleury Cairanne 2012 Viu Manent ViBo Viedo Centario 2013 Vidal-Fleury Cairanne 2012 (RRP £13.50, also Oddbins) Shiraz takes the blending lead in this Côtes du Rhône Villages red, with grenache and mourvèdre following along on the coat tails. It is bold with black and red berries, but earthy and herbal too, which contrasts nicely with the powerhouse fruit. Oh, there was spice (and all things nice) which gave a good bit of extra bite. Finally, if you want some inspiration for cheeses, how about a Jane Clare is a journalist who has followed her heart with the launch of One Foot in the Grapes - writing about wine and offering fun, immersive, informal and informative wine tastings. The former editor and creative editorial director first began writing about wine 10 years ago and is now published in more than 30 newspapers and lifestyle magazines across the UK. Jane is a member of the Circle of Wine Writers and is studying for the Wine & Spirit Education Trust diploma. She can be found as One Foot in the Grapes on social media and online; or contact Jane on 07795 121 003 or email jane@onefootinthegrapes.co.uk Beaujolais wine, Henry Fessy Brouilly 2015 (RRP £12.99, Waitrose) Beaujolais is great with many cheeses because it is fruit-forward and light in body. It offers a raspberry medley with the cheese and doesn’t demand a palate battle. For your pudding? Well one of my favourites is Madeira and Blandy's 15 YO Bual (RRP £25, also Waitrose) I love the story behind Madeira, which is a fortified wine and aged under heat. Centuries ago it was discovered that wines were “cooked” when shipped across the heat of the equator and were much better for it, not just in flavour but in robustness. The underlying notes of nuts, raisin and caramel are perfect for your Christmas pudding and hard cheeses. Have a wonderful Christmas and I’ll see you in January. Medeira and Blandy’s 15 YO Bual
When the new season of The Apprentice aired recently on BBC1, Twitter exploded with tweets about what the contestants were wearing on their faces. This seasons group of aspiring business partners for Lord Sugar appear to be aiming to impress him with their eyewear. However, judging by the Twitter response all attempts at eyewear style have backfired for these individuals. One tweet is enough to give you the general idea: “These three deserve to be fired for their glasses alone.” Never before has the boardroom seen such a diverse array of eyewear and it brings into focus a whole host of questions like: Will the right eyewear get you hired? Can glasses really make you look more attractive? More confident? More intelligent? At Jones And Co. Styling Opticians we regularly see clients who want to sharpen up their look before starting a new job. So yes, the right glasses can do wonders for your image. But as demonstrated by Lord Sugar’s hopefuls it is easy to get this wrong. So beware! One contestant Michaela from Bolton, was even harshly accused of mistakenly wearing her grandfather’s glasses by Twitter. Now, one of the realities of Twitter is that it gives anybody with an opinion a platform from which to shout it, whether their opinion is qualified or not. So an intelligent strategy would be to take all tweets with a pinch of salt or ignore them entirely. However what Twitter does extremely well is highlight what is in the mind of the people. And from Twitters response to the Apprentice there is no denying that if you wear glasses it is one of the things that people notice first about you. Your choice of eyewear says something about you to your colleagues, peers and professional acquaintances. The right eyewear reflects your personality and character and your individual sense of style. Unfortunately, none of the budding Apprentice contestants have discovered an enlightened optician like Jones And Co. and the poor souls have fallen afoul of the minefield that is choosing the right glasses. One misstep and your attempt at eyewear style can easily blow up in your face. Many of the contestants look like they have either purchased their glasses online, found them in the street, or visited an optician that doesn’t know how to fit a pair of glasses. As an optician, I feel for the contestants because I know the odds are heavily stacked against them. Most opticians think the best way for you to choose your glasses is to stand you in front of a great wall of glasses. After a few minutes of this your eyes glaze over and all the frames start to look the same. You don’t know if it’s a man’s frame or a woman’s frame. Will it even fit you? Does it suit you? And with each frame that you try on you’ll get a reassuring comment like “they’re lovely” from a well-meaning sales assistant. I however am willing to tell you the harsh truth and declare that the ‘normal’ way of choosing glasses is idiotic. It’s a painful combination of trial and error, pot luck and torture. This is the one problem my team and I have been obsessively working on over the last 8 years. Here today I will lay bare our top-secret business plan here for your eyes only. (Perhaps I should make my case to Lord Sugar also.) Here it is. Our aim is to transform the process of choosing glasses to remove all the frustration, stupidity and hassle for glasses wearers. Our secret recipe is as follows. Step 1. We replace trial and error with professional expertise, insider knowledge and good, practical advice from a qualified, passionate team of dispensing opticians. Step 2. We remove pot luck and instead add an eyewear styling consultation tailored to your individual requirements. We guide you through the glasses selection process. We banish ordinary, boring, run of the mill, mass produced glasses and replace them with extraordinary eyewear. Eyewear that makes the right statement for you. We travel to Paris, Milan and beyond to source the world’s best independent eyewear. Step 3. We remove all acts of customer torture and replace them with a five-star experience including everything from Prosecco to glasses shaped chocolate sprinkles floating on frothy cappuccinos. This is our calling. We take it so seriously I’ve even written the book on the subject “The Definitive Guide To Choosing Glasses That Make You Look Good: The 6 Common Eyewear Buying Mistakes And How To Avoid Them.” If you wear glasses this book will give you all the practical advise, insider knowledge and know-how you’ll need. Don’t buy any glasses until you read this book! Readers of The Messenger can request a free copy of the book at www.jonesand.co.uk or by emailing hello@jonesand.co and we’ll post a copy to you free of charge. Or pop in to Jones And Co. Styling Opticians at 82 King Street Manchester. BBC’s The Apprentice Brings Unstylish Eyewear Into The Boardroom Optometrist and Director of Jones And Co. Styling Opticians, Conor Heaney responds to the flurry of Tweets about eyewear evoked by the new season of The Apprentice. 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