Tesco, Hock

I have a terribly unsophisticated attitude when it comes to wine. Even if it's god awful I'll probably still drink it. Not because I want to get drunk or anything, just because it's there. In fact if I'm completely honest with you now, I think I don't drink enough of the stuff. Hock is basically the only alcohol based drink that I can get a glass of. That's because of my Dads pure talent in winning a bottle each week at this folk club he likes to go to. Beards, banjos and beer. Not something I'd enjoy but there you go. It has a screw top lid which I find is already a disadvantage because I'd rather have a go at using a cork screw than a metal ...  Read the complete review

While people consider of tasting wine, the German white wine will be the first to spark in their mind! Though there are quite several regions that will give you a grand wine production, Germany is a place to get fair quantity of wine and the flavor of wine is really tasty and flavorsome. German wine will vary from taste and type, where wine lovers can choice their kind of variety in an assorted range. German white wine is grandly popular all wide across the world and here are the popular varieties of white wine that are easy available in Germany. This tesco variety has the punch and 9% alcohol content seemed to be adding a little bit of sharpness u know.It ...  Read the complete review

Ah, time for another wine review! Of course, I hardly ever touch the stuff really, it's all in the name of research.. ;o) This time? The item under scrutiny is Tesco's Hock. As usual I have bought the large 3 litre box full of the stuff for about £7.50 but it is also available in standard (75cl) and large bottle sizes and is reasonably priced too - about £3.00 for the standard bottle. They've certainly spared every expense on the box design anyway! It looks a little cheap, admittedly, in simple brown and beige colours with a small castle on it but the contents are much nicer. Again this white wine is firmly on the sweet side of the tracks, ...  Read the complete review