The final hit is from cutting the corner off the bag with your daughter's Hello Kitty scissors, and getting the final dribbles, like a marooned sailor holding aloft a seashell full of collected rainfall.
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The final hit is from cutting the corner off the bag with your daughter's Hello Kitty scissors, and getting the final dribbles, like a marooned sailor holding aloft a seashell full of collected rainfall.
stick a straw in there and finish it off like a capri sun
Heaven.
What's that Camden Park Australian red wine like from Tesco's? Only 349 baht a bottle. I was tempted. Better than Peter Vella or Mont Claire?
Heading down now, will tell you in the morning.
good price if that's the half-gallon bottle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Neverna
Exactly the same as a 75cl bottle of Bell's Scotch.
Och aye!
I do that!! And sometimes get a nice surprise when I wrestle the bag from the box thinking it's almost empty and theres about a litre left!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Also, I'm too lazy to take empty bottles to the bottle bank!! Boxes are easier.
I use a glass, never drunk it straight from the box. Would probably ruin my negligee.
A feeling that can only be described as Montclair-gasmic.Quote:
Originally Posted by patsycatI do that!! And sometimes get a nice surprise when I wrestle the bag from the box thinking it's almost empty and theres about a litre left!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
Boxed wine? How is that enjoyable.....? Do you drink it chilled or room temperature? I would assume you drink it in a Red cup (quick and cheap like the wine)...:rofl:
Its an acquired taste Mont Clair
Best enjoyed in a chipped mug, clasped in fingerless mittens stood around a burning oil drum.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2
Vagrant-strength lager chasers optional. :chitown:
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Originally Posted by Dillinger
So its top shelf with a the locals in the alley after they have panhandled all day?:)Quote:
Originally Posted by kmart
Equally delisherous for breakfast before a day of panhandling.
Tonight's choices
Buffalo Trace Bourbon or Singleton 18 year scotch
One in each hand.
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Originally Posted by JPPR2
Mate ... just quietly, some of that gear ain't half bad.
Some of the Wineries do 2 Litre Casks (boxes) which are quite drinkable.
Personally, I've never tasted what Luigi drinks though ... choices are limited in Thailand.
Casks/Boxes are usually a wine which is quaffed rather then awarded, but, occasionally there are some 1/2 decent drops in the box.
How do you drink when your hands are full then...Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
You know David. I do not drink wine. I have had it at dinner parties maybe a dozen times in my life. One or two times it was good but never ever enjoyed it. I do imagine there are outstanding ones. Its funny too in that my parents live in the heart of all the wineries in Napa Cal. They dont drink it either.Quote:
Originally Posted by David48atTDQuote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2
Mate ... just quietly, some of that gear ain't half bad.
Some of the Wineries do 2 Litre Casks (boxes) which are quite drinkable.
Personally, I've never tasted what Luigi drinks though ... choices are limited in Thailand.
Casks/Boxes are usually a wine which is quaffed rather then awarded, but, occasionally there are some 1/2 decent drops in the box.
In the US they sell boxed wine everywhere. Its dirt cheap and enjoyed by the homeless along with some stuff called "Thunderbird"
But as I have always said. "Whatever works and you enjoy"
And a beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--AvCsh48bk
I drink it chilled, in a glass. Unless it is red. Lidl do a half decent Australian white.
Of course, if i have guests I buy bottles or take a bottle if invited.
I have a friend who brings my boxes to me, too heavy for me to carry!!
I have a Thai engineer that works with me and he orders wine and has it delivered from BKK. You have to buy a case. He orders from a list of a mix from US and Aus I believe. He loves it and has a glass or 2 every night. I have never tried it even though he offered me a bottle. I do not want to waste it. The Liquor Shoppe inside the Mall in Korat has what appears to be a very good selection of White and Red wine (No boxes though)Quote:
Originally Posted by patsycat
I will say though, He has told me he much prefers my single malt Scotch than his wine and I laughed and said "Do not count on me offering you a bottle anytime soon" :)
A quite affordable, and really quite a decent single malt is the Glenmorangie 10 yr old. Was around 1,800thb last time I bought it. I'd usually buy it before the 12 year old's in a similar price bracket, and would recommend it for someone just starting out.
I agree LuLu, that is a very good Single Malt for the price. Honestly anything by Glenmorangie is always good.
Hook that badboy up to me veins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack meoff
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...actually I wouldn't touch that sweetener-loaded sugary shit, this looks better:
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Passion Fruit with soda-tastes kinda like sparking wine-add a dash of lime and it's one refreshing drink.
...or: throw the mess over your shoulder and have a glass of sparkling wine...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mandaloopy
^^^Designated driver for any TD piss-up. :)
Ahhh.... Montclair o'clock, with a side of Ozarks. :)
Come on LuLu....you used to drink top Scotch and good Whiskey. Now its boxed Tesco wine?.Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
If you are going to kill your liver, do it in style. :)
Times are tough and it connects via IV. :)
That is a perk I suppose. But man they have dealio's where you can turn the bottle upside down like one of the hamster water hangers you mount on the outside of the cage....Quote:
Originally Posted by Luigi
If times are that tough, drink Ya Dong....:smileylaughing:
The Mont Clair compliments the garlic breathed fockers Thai beef wop food and that vinegary Thai basil he grows in his window box:)
Montclair compliments everything.
Once you hold your nose and get the first half a liter down the hatch.
The wine aereator i bought couldnt do anything with the Mont Clair. Its the only red wine thats better drank cold, Hes right though it does become quite palatable after 4 to 5 glasses:)
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Originally Posted by Luigi
HFS!!!.....A liter or 4 to 5 glasses later it starts to taste good. I'd pukeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
If I was ever to be down to that, seriously, I would drink Ya Dong at the local market in used M150 bottles. I can get quickly anesthetized.
Either of you guys put a Scorpion or Cobra in the Mont Clair stuff?:rofl:
i have been looking for this in duty free for couple of years . got a co worker to hand carry a bottle back from scotland - you can get it online for 50quid in the uk
it is excellent
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