We had originally planned lunch at Delheim for our first
day, but the organising and settling in took longer than we expected so it had
to wait until day two.
After a quick trip into town to pick up my new bike – more
on this later – we made it to Delheim in time for a tasting followed by lunch.
Without doubt, this is our favourite winery and we have probably been here at
least half-a-dozen times. As we arrived we bumped into August who has handled
our tasting visits on at least 4 occasions – including our last visit in
September. He claimed to remember us but I’ll bet he says that to all the
girls!
August was even more impressed when I produced my tasting
notes from September and alongside some of their standard wines, treated us to
a tasting of some of the exclusive range including a couple which were not even
on the tasting list. We bought a few
bottles to last us through the weekend and headed off for lunch in the restaurant.
Excellent as ever and despite our best intentions, we succumbed to the temptation
of three courses and accompanying wines.
It really is a magical location – one I will be happy to
return quite regularly – although as Linda points out, there are quite a few
other wineries with restaurants that we haven’t tried yet. It is a rough old
life as Jimmy C is constantly reminding me.
Thankfully we remembered to collect our two boxes of wine as
we left the restaurant and returned home for a well-earned siesta. 28C on the
deck – with some shade when we got home and a pleasant cooling breeze – understand it’s cold and
damp back home and even colder in Mississauga.
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