Copying is flattery, so all respect to Tam!

I'm just about to enjoy a bottle of this with Mrs. CD555 ...



.. while we listen to Portishead – Third.


So, what are you drinking right now?

Lucky you! A cup of tea (no alcohol allowed on my ship, even when off duty ) whilst listening to the same album. Struggling to get into it, unlike the first two. Perhaps it will grow on me?

Mark

A pot of joghurt, followed by what's left from yesterday's bottle of Condrieu(viognier from the Rhone).

I rarely drink port but I bought a bottle of Niepoort just yesterday: 1994 Quinta do Passadouro. (amongst other things).

Mine is the 2004 variety but it is going down very nicely.



SJB

I've moved on to this now:

quote:

Originally posted by Chillkram:
I've moved on to this now:

perhaps moving on to this as a consequence?





SJB

quote:

Originally posted by Sloop John B:

perhaps moving on to this as a consequence?




SJB

Nah, sharing with friends.

unlike me just polishing off the bottle surfing rather aimlessly, still it's a while since I've done this



SJB

quote:

A cup of tea.

You have my sympathy Mark,
especially as your workplace sounds the perfect location for a drink!

'Third' is excellent, but a 'grower' IME, so keep at it.

The Niepoort '97 VP was lovely,
but I'm now drinking lots & lots of water!

Cup of tea ATM, Sainsburys' Pinotage last night. Very nice but some strange bits at the bottom.

Carlsberg Export 1847 Premium Larger ALC 5% VOL.
Very cold on this nice hot sunny day on the coast.

quote:

Very nice but some strange bits at the bottom.

Sediment is a good indicator of a wine that has been made well & not messed around,
so good news IME.

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Originally posted by 555:
Copying is flattery, so all respect to Tam!

As I've said many times, my 'What are you listening to' thread was itself a copy!


To answer the question posed by this thread, nothing, but judging by the time (and the rather frustrating e-mail I just received) I think a cup of tea is called for.

On a related note, can anyone recommend a good cognac.


regards, Tam

What is your budget Tam?

I suppose around £30 for a bottle, but I'm willing to go higher if it's worth it.

regards, Tam

Had a pint of Tanglefoot after a history ramble around our local preservation area.

No matter what time of the day it has to be

Perfert beer to finish off a day spent pottering around the garden.

Willy.

Hi Tam

Tricky to say if it would be worth it.
Is this your 1st dabble with Cognac?
If so suggest you have a read of this ....

'Cognac' from BBR.com