Likely true Mendy, But I bet that gardeners Ya Dong does. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
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Likely true Mendy, But I bet that gardeners Ya Dong does. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mendip
^ It doesn't matter mate, he doesn't understand a word I say anyway.
Cyrille the cheers beer drinker reckons YOU drink shit beer:smileylaughing:
That new Chang wasn't available in 2007.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
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Originally Posted by BLD
Ouch!
:rofl:
^^Exactly!
HNY Joe and Fam, just seeing this now! I hope you feel better after all those drinkie poos for hangover.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe 90
Good luck, Mendip on keeping away from the alkiehol. Start blending, or drinking herbal tea. Ya have to find an alternative imo. :)
It's like the Pidgeon sisters are in the roomQuote:
Originally Posted by MarilynMonroe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajEfW4EQwZw
I don’t know this one. How’s it taste?
Well with the New Year in full swing....I cracked open a bottle of Angels Envy I have had for a few years.
https://i.imgur.com/GlSF8uH.jpg
I looked for Bourbon "Smoothies" and nothing seemed to pop up... :)
No such thing as a Dry January. Who made that shit up anyway.
:yup:Quote:
Originally Posted by MarilynMonroe
Got a potpourri special on the go as we speak. Lavender, pandanus, jasmine, ginger and lemongrass, extra marigold (just because)..... absolutely glorious.
January is depressing enough as it is. I'm not facing is sober.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumpy
Its all about moderation. January is a GREAT month. New Year. Life is good. A new bottle to enjoy a few.Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Of course only going to 7/11 for Leo could be depressing. Maybe start on those Bacardi Breezer deals to change it up. Sharpen your pencils and make sure you have a new set of dry erase pens.... :)
I don't think they sell Bacardi Breezer in Thailand anymore.
Have you tried thinking of being in England?Quote:
Originally Posted by armstrong
Never fails to cheer me up. :cool2:
Yeah I have Sky News on in the mornings to cheer me up :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Nice, I think it needs breathing a little but its definitely got a distinct taste to it, dare I say a little salty but it works out. There is one company on the island with two distilleries and two separate brands.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrWilly
An interesting read and nice to support a somewhat new kid on the block. A fine effort in my opinion.
Arran distillery - Wikipedia
Seasalt is a relatively common flavour note in some whiskey profiles, usually the ones made in seaside tones or islands, such as the isle of skye. I quite like it
The Salt of the Earth (What creates salt notes in some whiskeys?) – Distilled Sunshine
^Without reading the article I don't really buy that.
How does the distillery being located by-the-sea make the whisky salty?
They are not washing the kettles with seawater are they.
Sound like whisky-buff marketing smoke-up-the-arse
Atmospheric steely blue clouds in attendance for my evening run.
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Rehydration followed by a traditional game of beach beer skittles
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^ Loops, it is something I have been meaning to look into but it is true. Same with Talisker, you definitely get a saltiness
I usually don't drink whilst flying but I saw they had Budvar and that was it
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Nice glasses as well, I'd be having that away.
Fannies v Newcastle on tv.
I take it you're supporting the Magpies tonight?:)
With the early morning music wake up call, Why not enjoy a nice Bloody Mary.
https://i.imgur.com/qD9yzJb.jpg
Good to be back!
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Decent beer