That's some woman Dave. Only trouble with neat is that it goes down too quick and then you pour another, and another (repeat).Not a spirit man myself, got put off by getting blind on brandy way back when.
Mrs likes Laphroaig, but is currently onto Glenmorangie, get's into Lagavulin every now and then.
Here's the rub guys, she has it neat, no water, no nothing.
My wife loves those different flavoured gins SLKS but it hasn't attracted me yet.Anyone joined the gin craze? A few years back, when we were living in sunnier climes, we were at our local deli one Friday afternoon. I noticed a table full of those bulb shaped gin glasses full of all manner of herbs and veg. "Wouldn't catch me drinking that shyte" I muttered to myself. The next thing, the better half tried one, then I tried it, and before we knew it, we were regulars catching the late afternoon sun, with bulbous glasses of gin full of cucumber, rosemary and other herbs. That's the real meaning of a "sundowner"!
Vodka the popular spirit for ladies just a few years ago has been swept away by the gin craze. You couldn't give gin away to women under 60 back then.My wife loves those different flavoured gins SLKS but it hasn't attracted me yet.
Apparently, the new kid on the block is flavoured rums.
Yes. It's on offer (was) at Asda.Redbreast isn't cheap, but it is very nice, although quite complicated in terms of all the flavours. The Bowmore sounds good Al. An Islay whisky isn't it?
Get it opened. I'm sure you'll like it.Still got a bottle of Bowmore that I was given last Xmas.
Back then Burnley folk had probably never heard of France, probably thought it was the nearby village of Fence.Where's it come from The Titanic?
Just think, back then Benedictine was completely unknown in the Burnley Miners Club.
They weren't alone were they? The good citizens of Hartlepool were hanging monkeys cos they thought it was a Frenchman remember.Back then Burnley folk had probably never heard of France, probably thought it was the nearby village of Fence.
it’s hard to believe it’s approximately only 200 years since that occurred.They weren't alone were they? The good citizens of Hartlepool were hanging monkeys cos they thought it was a Frenchman remember.