Mr Noone
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The studded ham.
I don't forget owt.
No, none of yis do. Irish women particularly.
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The studded ham.
I don't forget owt.
No, none of yis do. Irish women particularly.
I agree domroger. The only drinkable gin I've ever tasted was Dutch. Prehaps they call it 'genever' to distinguish it from English gutrot?
I believe it was the English who corrupted the word Genever to gin ,as well as the gin itself .
That said gin and tonic with ice and lemon is a very refreshing summer drink ,with the benefit that the tonic hides the taste of the gin .
I believe it was the English who corrupted the word Genever to gin ,as well as the gin itself .
That said gin and tonic with ice and lemon is a very refreshing summer drink ,with the benefit that the tonic hides the taste of the gin .
My go to cold medicine is a shot of bourbon in hot tea with honey. Maybe a bit of lemon. Never tried cloves though. Ill have to remember that
Cloves have an anaesthetic effect. Never used oil of cloves for toothache?
Anyone ever had the Van Winkle 12-year old?
Cloves have an anaesthetic effect. Never used oil of cloves for toothache?
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i want a good whiskey to take to an all night party. i don't want to drive to the city.
Glenfiddich
Jameson
Glenlivet
How much do you want to spend . . . and where are you?
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i want a good whiskey to take to an all night party. i don't want to drive to the city.
I have not had a good bourbon, yet. Scotch I drank some Glenmorangie at the Hotel Congress on the recommendation of an old-timer. Really good. I prefer Whiskey. Jameson is OK. Jameson Reserve is pretty good.
I had Crown Royal once. Is that whiskey? Sorry, don't know much about it.
A splash of water, or it's American.