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In such a limited space, I can indicate only a few general guidelines which, if not followed, could spoil even the most delicious of meals.

1. Wines should be drunk in the following order: first the light, delicately flavoured whites, then the more aromatic whites, rosés and lastly the reds, starting with the lighter and proceeding to more full-bodied.

2. Heavier and sweeter wines should never be served with red meats and game but with desserts and even well-matured, strongly-flavoured cheeses.

3. Drink some natural mineral water after tasting a wine in order to better appreciate the next one.

4. An entire meal can be based around one particularly rare or special wine.

5. The most important wines, such as Brunello or some of the Chianti Classico Riserva, must be served chambré at room temperature (20-22 degrees C.) - and opened at least an hour before serving. Very old wines should be decanted slowly and gently into a carafe or decanter.

To help you recognise the main varieties of wine produced in Tuscany, I have written brief, but hopefully adequate, descriptions of each major wine. I have also indicated the foods they best compliment. Do remember however, that such advice is not meant to be definitive as it can only be based on the overall, general characteristics of each kind of wine. For example, a particularly full-bodied Vernaccia from San Gimignano (several vintages come to mind) might be quite delicious with some of the spicier, Tuscan cured hams.

Tyneside boasts many restaurants but there is only one La Riviera. In the 1960s, Morecambe & Wise, made three feature films for the Rank Organisation. By far the best was their spoof crime caper That Riviera Touch, in which hapless tourists Eric and Ernie tangle with jewel thieves in the south of France. Without wishing to give away the ending, the various sub-plots come together in a chase scene that still has me in fits of laughter.

All right, I admit I am supposed to be writing about Gateshead Quayside's La Riviera restaurant and not cult comedy classics but there is method in my madness. Apart from the word Riviera appearing in both titles there is a distinct connection between the nation's best loved comedy double act and the unique epicurean evening out offered by this extraordinary restaurant - that connection is fun.

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Citroen Van Site

This is Lancashire’s No. 1 centre for vans. The Citroen Van Site located at John Wilding which is in Morecambe has earned the reputation to provide not only the very best in choices but also cut throat competitive prices. All possible commercial vehicles by Citroens are available here.

All the latest models are offered here. The Citroen Nemo, Citroen Berlingo L2 panel van, Citroen berlingo first, Citroen C2 Enterprise, Citroen berlingo panel van, Citroen dispatch window van, Citroen relay panel van, Citroen dispatch platform cab, Citroen relay chassis cab, Citroen relay cassis scuttle, Citroen relay chassis scuttle, Citroen relay chassis crew cab and the Citroen relay window van.

The firm was established in 1960 and deals with used Citroen Vans and van leasing. They also deal with van conversions and are specialists in this field.  The prices they offer today are still the same that the company offered many years ago. They provide really good after sales services for back up purposes and give real value for the money paid. They also deal with contract hire basis.

The original Citroen H Vans were produced in Belgium and France almost 34 years ago. The contract hire is offered on all the vans mentioned above. There are also some repayment packages that anyone can take advantage of since the vans are available in many countries. To lease a Citroen Van, it would be wise to first visit this site since no other site offers such great options. It is not available anywhere on the market.

The most varied and the largest used vans by Citron are available at the Citroen Van Site and all the vehicles only have at the most one previous owner. The mileage is therefore great. You get many miles to a litre of fuel.

Citroen also has many van conversions. Car transporters, mini buses, and even drop side vehicles are available. The range of accessories are really wide too right from ramps, dead locks, security grills, tail lifts, rear seat conversions, roof bars, vinyl graphics, roof racks to even Ply lining. The different Citroen Van Conversions are- new and used Citroen Dispatch Panel Van, new and used Citroen Relay chassis crew cab, new and used Citroen relay chassis scuttle, new and used Citroen dispatch platform cab, among others.

There are some special offers on available right now like getting a second hand Citroen Berlingo 2.0HDI enterprise available for only 9,995 pounds plus VAT. It is a diesel vehicle, manual and run only 8,600 miles. It also has a Lara Croft paint scheme. This is a managers special offer and not to be missed.

You can find their office at the White Lund industrial estate at Morecambe in Lancashire. They are available from 8:30 in the morning to 8 in the night from Monday through Friday and till 5 in the evening on Saturdays and from 11 in the morning to 5 in the evening on Sundays. You can contact them by dialing 01524 831163. Many more absolutely fantastic deals are available on their site www.citroenvansite.com.

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Which future Labour MP starred in a Morecambe and Wise Christmas special?

Glenda Jackson... as Cleopatra... hysterical. Those guys were the best.

Best of Peter Rhodes – March 26
Friday 26th March 2010, 6:39AM GMT. The best of this week’s Peter Rhodes column from the Express & Star. A READER asks: “Why if you send something by road it is called a shipment, but when you send it by sea it is called cargo?”

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