| Later when he moved up to Chiswick, it was much the same sort of evening, but the plonk got better. |
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| And they have to wash the whole thing down with a pint of lager or some cheap and plentiful plonk. |
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| It used to be a Saturday night thing, go down to his place, make some pasta and get smashed on cheap plonk. |
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| He bought scores of wine books, consulted winemakers, and with textbook in hand attempted to turn the Bauduc plonk into a memorable wine. |
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| Tomorrow morning, there will be some excruciating hangovers in our party, produced by a relatively small amount of plonk. |
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| Watching a park cricketer routinely count to four, then plonk his foot towards the square-leg umpire and slog his way to a ton is not. |
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| Seating here consists of old wooden benches, which means a lard-arse like myself can plonk himself down. |
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| We're used to soggy vol-au-vents, rock hard party sausages and rough Bulgarian plonk. |
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| Having eaten in nearby restaurants, this is a great place to let your food settle with a bottle of reasonably priced plonk. |
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| Wine now accounts for almost a quarter of alcohol sales, with Australian plonk accounting for six of the top ten wine brands sold in Britain. |
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| Then it jumped, and Kate screamed again, and Mike did drop the plonk, which began to spread across the floor like a blood stain. |
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| Ever wondered how you can test your taste buds' ability to tell the difference between cheap plonk and fine wines? |
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| We got a call two nights ago, at about 10 or 11 pm, just as we were planning to get really shloshed on a few bottles of cheap plonk. |
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| At last there's more to Calais than sozzled British daytrippers lugging around crates of cheap plonk. |
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| I haven't even succeeded in my most basic quest which is to find an everyday red plonk that I won't get bored with by the second glass. |
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| Although still associated in the minds of most wine drinkers with cheap, fizzy plonk, perfectly decent restaurants are daring to add aluminium-capped bottles to their cellars. |
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| The Calgary restaurant wine scene has come a long way since a barrage of steak houses pushed gallons of cheap plonk down our throats via the infamous half-litre carafe. |
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| Meeting the maker, tasting the plonk, and hopefully coming back for more. |
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| Spanish wine, which was higher in alcohol than other wines, was regarded mainly as cheaper heady plonk, and better, more expensive, wines were often cut with it. |
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| By then they were sufficiently crocked on Bulgarian plonk not to notice. |
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| Apple's peculiar sect of consumers are quick to plonk down large amounts of money for anything that carries the company's logo. |
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| Yet at home, if a forest-destroying mine or a carbon-polluting coal plant chooses to plonk down on forest land, local people won't have a choice. |
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| Pierre Dac: Yes, and with their so-called refirgerators you no longer need to put your plonk out on the window ledge. |
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| How do you convince oenophiles that they are buying fine vintages for plonk prices? |
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| Users book a space in a co-working office, plonk themselves down where they can and start beavering away. |
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| He may view the government as some nice Bordeaux but I think it is plonk and aging very badly. |
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| The glass's subtle grading is the perfect setting for a fresh glass of plonk. |
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| They plonk on roads and mess up the already terrible traffic system. |
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| We found a nice little French restaurant in an out of the way back street that served up a decent bit of scran with a pleasant drop of plonk to boot. |
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| No more did wine wannabes have to resurrect their schoolboy French, or brave the obscurities of the appellation system to order a bottle of plonk. |
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| You've finished the last of the plonk in the wine rack, you've drunk the miniatures stolen from minibars and found at the bottom of your suitcase. |
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| Meanwhile 40 million smackeroos have poured through the tote, Melbourne is awash on plonk and at least two bookies are heading for the international terminal at Tullamarine. |
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| Why not plonk yourself and your guests in front of the warm glow of the television set this holiday weekend? |
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| Virtually everyone drinks the demon brew these days, even if it's cheap plonk bought in the supermarket at Mar'ton, much to the regret of Mean Mike at the post office. |
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| Lewis put it down to customers eating in more and treating themselves to a good bottle of plonk. |
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| We plonk 15 people in a studio to see how they cope with autocues, earpieces and studio demonstrations. |
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| At about 10 in the morning, when I was barely out of bed, Whitman would burst in and plonk down a mug of thick sweetened coffee and a plate of pancakes, urging me to get down to work. |
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| We live on the Gwent Levels, which is completely flat, it's a site of special scientific interest, and very beautiful, and they plonk three turbines on there. |
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| During the bubble years of the late 1980s, the country was consumed by a nouveau fad that raised the price of Beaujolais plonk to more than ¥3,000 a bottle. |
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| It made a change to see such oenological glory on a supermarket rack compared to the dreadful identikit plonk stocked by British supermarkets. |
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| Just cobble it together, plonk it on your head, and smile a lot. |
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| After all, it's only supermarket plonk that has screw-tops and no, the Swiss Army penknife Santa left in your stocking last year will not suffice. |
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| Splosh it on your cornflakes and plonk it in your tea and coffee. |
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| Leanne's been sleeping with dirty Nick poor Peter's having an affair, with plonk, I wonder what will happen to them both once he knows they've been having a bonk? |
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| He dropped his bag of tools plonk in the middle of the table. |
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| Shot on a hand-cranked camera, Dr Plonk is a black and white, silent time-travel adventure comedy. |
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| By the end of his life, Lane, also known as Plonk, was almost continually confined to a wheelchair. |
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| Audrey Plonk joined Intel's global public policy staff last month at company headquarters in Santa Clara, Calif. |
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