Champagne and ornage juice is known as a "Bucks Fizz" here
Kir Royale is also a good way to make cheap fizz more palatable.
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Kir Royale is also a good way to make cheap fizz more palatable.
A rose by any other name......Is it fairly common? If so, at any particular time of day, or as a general drink?
and mornings
It is another good morning tipple.Bloody Marys are also good in the morning and Guinness has its place too.
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..or a black velvet
Must admit I've not tried one. It always seemed a waste of good Guinness and good champagne.
Should I rectify that?
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The cava is no problem. The Guinness though....
I'll have a look and see what I can find.
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I've already brewed the Paddy's day offering to the neighbours ...they are in for a shock this year
Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you the worlds first.....
<drum roll>
Cherry chocolate vanilla stout
:yikes:
Ladies and gentlemen, we bring you the worlds first.....
<drum roll>
Cherry chocolate vanilla stout
:yikes:
A "Marc de Champagne" with a good coffee (black as sin, thick as tar) makes and adequate breakfast or "heart starter" on a cold morning
A "Marc de Champagne" with a good coffee (black as sin, thick as tar) makes and adequate breakfast or "heart starter" on a cold morning
Yes indeed! It is a great kick starter for a day in the hills.
Grappa and coffee does the job too.
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Ironically, I believe the Black Velvet brand of Canadian whisky is now owned by the same company that owns Guiness.
Enjoy
I got my two bottles of Old Pulteney yesterday - not moy normal tipple but at £20 a bottle including delivery, I'm sure it'll be very acceptable!
I got my two bottles of Old Pulteney yesterday - not moy normal tipple but at £20 a bottle including delivery, I'm sure it'll be very acceptable!
I demand a recount
Hmmm, you're right. Due diligence is required.
I saw the E&J VSOP in the Bx today for $11.90 (no tax in the Bx of course) Was tempted but I'm not really a brandy drinker. Courvassier was a bit more; almost double actually.
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