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Mainly water, but today ventured to tea. Muchly improved and mending
What are you drinking tonight.
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Hot chocolate, trying to keep warm. I went away for the night yesterday and left the heating off. It's 7°C in here (living room) with both my rads on! Sitting here with my old ski trousers on until it warms up a bit!
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Tis the season...
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Happy new year and all that jazz...
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Got this far in life & I have never tried Port. Guessing its a sweet version of wine?
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Kinda, sorta...
I absolutely love it, get yourself a bottle of lbv port or ten year old tawny, it's fantastic stuff. You'll love it x
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Sweet notes of cherry in tawny , ruby is a little less refined. Dad bought me a bottle of bottled march 1971 (birth port) all i can say is the best thing to happen in 71 must have been me , as the port year was shockingKinda, sorta...
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At various points during the day, with a couple of glasses of Pinot Noir to accompany the roast beef and a Fino Sherry with the smoked salmon.
I hate New Year.
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Is there a cheap Port that would be good for beginner? Never tried it before - so nowt too fancyKinda, sorta...
I'm intrigued by the its popularity.
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I'm not sure about cheap ones, I tend to stick to Graham's and Taylor's LBV and tawny when they're on offer. I noticed the supermarkets do their own label ten year old tawny port for £10-12, I'm figuring they may be worth a bash.Is there a cheap Port that would be good for beginner? Never tried it before - so nowt too fancy
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Barra - as in the island? Fcuk me. Really? I've been there - it isn't a place for a gin and tonic? No danger of getting malaria at all. Fair play artisan stills. - I.
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It was very tasty! A very pleasing 35% discount on that Big Long River place made it a worthwhile purchase, wouldn't otherwise consider paying nearly 40 quid for gin
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Had a little of this last night love raki n sprite
And tonight having a little port
And tonight having a little port
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Now
It's like drinking liquid rum 'n raisin ice cream!
It's like drinking liquid rum 'n raisin ice cream!