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01986 892911 7 Trinity Street
Bungay, NR35 1EH
United Kingdom View map
sales@imperialwine.co.uk
www.imperialwine.co.uk

The Imperial Wine Company Ltd was founded in 1995. When we first started, we believed that there was a real need for a good, down to earth, friendly and helpful specialist wine shop offering a range of interesting wines mostly from small producers. An affordable alternative to the increasing anonymity and sameness of the supermarkets and big off-licence chains. It hasn’t always been easy but we have persevered with our vision of bringing as many as possible of the world’s more interesting and innovative wines to our customers. We have been rewarded by the resulting growth in demand for the more characterful styles. – Description from Snoother 401491

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  • May 2012

    I suppose yet again another post by someone who has stumbled upon a bottle of fine wine that surpasses their abilities to appreciate and wishes to know how best to dispose of it.... Years ago my father was gifted the above named wine when he retired from ABC TV in Chicago. How he stored this bottle I do not know. Years ago he gave it to me and I... Read More

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  • March 2011

     Since my queries of this nature are usually tagged to the end of other threads of (somehwat) related nature, I figured I'd start one of dedicated nature. Hopefully this'll be easier to search for and come back to in the future.Here's an offer from HDH in Chicago. Anything of particular interest, or of relatively good pricing? This offer seems a... Read More

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  • April 2010

    Excuse me if this comes across ignorant, I dont know much about beer elaboration.ANyway I was wondering are there any types of beer that will improve with age ? cheers Read More

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  • October 2009

    I am not a mathematician but I wonder if there is a formula to obtain a value rate using price and scores (100/100). I.e. Wine A costs $20 and gets a score of 90 points and Wine B costs $45 and gets a score of 90 points as well; is there a formula that can tell me (mathematically) that the value of Wine A is higher?I am sure one of you may have ... Read More

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  • October 2009

    Any help would be appreciated here.I have a buddy that's really into cigars and I've been partaking from time to time. It's been fun but I've never tried to put a wine in front of someone smoking a cigar. Now that everyone knows I'm the "Wine Guy" I've been asked to supply next weeks smoking event with some wines. YIKES.I don't know where to s... Read More

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  • August 2009

    Hello, I was just wondering which restaurants have the best wine menus in NYC? Le Cirque's rotating wine thing is looking a little empty these days... Read More

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  • May 2009

    RBoulanger, who started the project, and I have been gradually adding depth and breadth to a Google map of bars that can provide quality cocktails. It is, given our passports, US-centric at the moment, although there is a bit of a diaspora. I think it's reached the point where neither of us would be terribly embarrassed for other people to see i... Read More

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  • February 2009

    Well good bye Pinot, for now, and Hola Tempranillo!We now get started in exploring Spain's greatest grape but I am excited to see that many Californian producers have begun to experiment with this under appreciated variety. Much of California resembles some of the great growing regions of Spain so it will be exciting to see what winemakers have ... Read More

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