I can't drink Old Rosie without falling overThe remaining third of a bottle of Old Rosie.
I have this problem too. I find its best to drink through it.I can't drink Old Rosie without falling over
It's fine, I'm in an armchair, with the laptop's table in front of me - there's nowhere to fall.I can't drink Old Rosie without falling over
Which one ?A nice fruity French red I picked up in Aldi. Very pleasing smell and taste. Let's see how many weeks it takes me to drink this bottle.
Which one ?
I'm back on the blended Pinot Noir.
I tried a bottle of their red Anjou, but couldn't quite fathom it.
The description mentions a"a hint of graphite"..
gentlegreen having been a terrible chewer of pencils at one time (no jokes from the cheap seats, thank you) I tend to think of graphite as tasting slightly less bitter but just as dark as coal smells IYSWIM.<snip>Oh and graphite? Licking a pencil??
I'll keep my eye open. Anything food or drink related is my forte.I was drinking the Malbec before the Pinot Noir - still have a dozen bottles ...
I would love a good Fleurie...
you could just have got a bottle of spirits instead, easier to get the alcohol outfrozen pink wine in celebration of summer turning up the same day i hit my final deadline \o/
what about cow brains? partial to those on toast?I'll keep my eye open. Anything food or drink related is my forte.
you could just have got a bottle of spirits instead, easier to get the alcohol out
farmerbarleymow said:G & T on the train. It's been a long day so I deserve it.