Yup I often prefer a dry one. Gonzalez do some crackers. Their 30 is a nice one, but I wasn't spending too much on it as I might not have any. Or I might guzzle it all
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Yup I often prefer a dry one. Gonzalez do some crackers. Their 30 is a nice one, but I wasn't spending too much on it as I might not have any. Or I might guzzle it all
Not into mince pies.. My wife loved them tho
Yup, not had the 30, but Gonzalez Byass defo do some nice sherries:)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
You like a nice port too, don't you? Picked this up today in Tanners: https://www.tanners-wines.co.uk/warr...wsbury-oddment
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Marco.
Sounds vunderbar old chap.. Should be too at near £100. I've got a bottle of vintage port here in a tin. Had it for a while. Stubby bottle I think it is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Knowing you lol, it'll be quality! Yeah, but like with malt whisky you tend to get what you pay for with port - and the good vintage stuff in that respect is in a different league:)
Marco.
It’s been six months now for me without a drop of alcohol. From daily drinking at least 8x beers a day...
However, I still love beer, and do drink alcohol free. Some of my favourites:
Everyday: Becks Blue. Very dry and clean, not malty like a lot of alcohol free.
When I can find it: Erdinger Blue. More sweetness, but not too much.
I did that when I stopped.. Erdinger was the best and it was available in Tesco. But I havent even had any alc free for well over a year(or it seems that long);)Quote:
Originally Posted by Yomanze
I'd sooner have a cuppa than alcohol free beer.
+1 (or a soft drink), dreadful stuff!:spew:
If you're going to have a beer, have a BEER:barrel:
Otherwise, don't bother!
:exactly:
Marco.
Erdinger is very good, and you'd probably enjoy it, but obviously it misses the alcohol hit so not quite beer.. close as you can get tho.
I stick to mineral waters now