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Hello, it's Andrew Harrison here. And it's Alex von Tanselman. Today's episode is brought to you

by naked wines. Alex, buying wines. Have you ever bought a bottle because it costs 12 quid, but it looks

like it costs 20 quid? Well, whenever I can find one. It can be confusing, can't it? You find

yourself sort of grasping up whatever's on the shelf and hoping for the best. What do you sense

to like to drink yourself? Well, I generally drink white wine, but I mean, I like all wines.

I didn't get this way by having favour, it's, Andrew. Well, I'm the male stereotype. I like

reds that are bangers, reds that are chewy. It's a bit kind of roulette, isn't it? You never quite

know what you're going to get. You know, I just don't know it at all. I mean, I am pretty ignorant about it. I have to say, I know what I like, but I don't always know how to find it. there you go. Well, the good thing about naked wines is they'll help guide you towards wines

that you will really like. And you can try new stuff without the risk because if you don't

like a bottle... The good thing about naked wines is they'll help guide you towards wines that you will really like.

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