Sublime Beautiful Sunday | WineMart shopping and its after effects

I'm no alcoholic that's for sure but having a glass or two once a while is good for the body and soul. At least that's how we comfort ourselves whenever we have a glass of wine. It seems to be the case for me too. I try not to drink outdoors in the bars or Cath up with my new friends in the bars too often. And yet, sometimes, I would like to just enjoy a glass of wine in the comfort of my home; there's no one to judge me nor need to engage in any unreasonable conversation.

I've always preferred Australian wine and this particular brand is one of my favourites. It ranges from BIN 33 to BIN 99 and the prices are also very reasonable. Unfortunately, the wine store has very dim lights and no matter how I try to brightened the photo, it just doesn't come out right!

For this trip to WineMart, I decided to try something else. Both Lindeman's & Jacob's Creek are also in my list of preferred wine brands and slightly cheaper than George Wyndnam. However, having Rose Wine is one of the first few for me. It's always been either Red or White. Though I'm glad that I bought the rose because it does taste pretty good. Not too fruity or full-bodied. Just nice for my taste bud and a good table wine if I may say so myself.

I took the rose wine to a friend's home and we chilled out yesterday night with a few friends. Since the mandate was to bring 1 bottle per person, we ended up with 5 bottles to drink the whole night - came up to 1 bottle per person. A bit too much since I woke up the next morning with a slight headache that lasted the whole day to ease off. Maybe it's old age as well and insufficient of good rest and sleep.

It's Sunday... And it's time for another Beautiful Sunday and Sublime Sunday. So, I'm trying something new this week. Something out of the box, something different, something wild, something odd and who knows where this Sunday will lead us.

#SublimeSunday is inspired by @c0ff33a while #BeautifulSunday is initiated by @ace108. Both of whom share similar wonderful thoughts of how Sundays should be for all of us.