Yesterday I tried a “Gallo Sonoma County Chardonnay 1998″. It was quite different from the (Chablis style) chardonnays that I am used to. It was a very nice fruity wine with a bit nutty and a bit smoked smell and taste. 
While waiting for my pizza at “Ciao Ciao” this Saturday I drank a “Nils Oscar Imperial Stout“. Compared to Guinness it was a bit dry but at the same time quite sweet, with some burnt caramel tast.
Overall this was a nice beer, and I will absolutely drink it again.
You can find this beer at bolaget.
Yesterday I tried Sea Dog Hazelnut Porter.
I usually like porter, and was looking forward to drinking one that I had not tasted before.
When I opened the bottle, there was a sweet caramel smell.
When I tasted it, it tasted sweet and nutty…
“Hey! This is not what a porter is supposed to taste like.”
Then I noticed that on the bottle it said, with natural flavoring.
The brew didn’t taste bad, but I couldn’t finish it. I wanted a beer, and not this, whatever it was… I will not drink it again. 
You can find this “beer” at bolaget.
Yesterday I tasted Naoussa Boutari 1999
The wine is from Greece.
Grape: Xinomavro
It had a very nice smell, but it was a bit thin. 
At bolaget it costs SEK 62.
On Saturday I tasted Tsar Assén Mavrud Assenovgrad 1997
The wine is from Assenovgrad/Bulgaria (Bulgaria, the home of the diluted wines…) 
The grape is Mavrud.
It tasted nice and fruity, but was a bit thin.
For only SEK 53 at bolaget, I think this is ok.
Yesterday I tasted Santagostino Epoca Rosso 1998.
The wine is from Italy/Sicily.
Grapes: Nero D’Avola and Merlot.
I have tested it before, and I have always liked it. It is rich, and fruity and smelles very nice.
For only SEK 69 at bolaget it is almost a bargain.
Yesterday I tried Old Peculier Theakstone.
I liked it. It was a dark, and tasteful ale that smelled very nice.