What you drinking now?

[Harry]

Renault Cognac - 1970s

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I can see the fumes coming off it! Better drink it quick before it evaporates.

 

[Oneball]

Renault Cognac - 1970s

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Looks like Règie needs a recovery truck.

 

[Bebs]

I can see the fumes coming off it! Better drink it quick before it evaporates.

I am… doing my best to pour a second

 

[CatmanV2]

Lost track. Fun day with the neighbours, though!


C

 

[DLax69]

I can see the fumes coming off it! Better drink it quick before it evaporates.

Held up better than their cars of the same vintage...

 

[Ebenezer]

Finished fish bothering,

and relax....

Unfortunately on or way back tomorrow

Eb

 

[Hurricane52]

Being an old curmudgeon, I was disappointed to find a substitution amongst the wine delivery today. Three bottles of Sicilian Nero D’Avola were missing, replaced by three bottles of Pinot Noir from New Zealand. Oh well, day off playing cars tomorrow, so I cracked one open. Very impressed so far.

People are often telling me that New Zealand is very like Wales and I guess the love of rallying and sheep is clear to see. There also seems to be a connection with place names. Most Welsh place names are either biblical or literal. We have a Bethlehem and a Gethsemane nearby, but there are also the likes of Penbryn (Top of the Hill) and Dinbych-y-pysgod (Little fish port). The New Zealand wine is made on Mount Difficulty. I’m toasting their efforts.

 

[DLax69]

Being an old curmudgeon, I was disappointed to find a substitution amongst the wine delivery today. Three bottles of Sicilian Nero D’Avola were missing, replaced by three bottles of Pinot Noir from New Zealand. Oh well, day off playing cars tomorrow, so I cracked one open. Very impressed so far.

People are often telling me that New Zealand is very like Wales and I guess the love of rallying and sheep is clear to see. There also seems to be a connection with place names. Most Welsh place names are either biblical or literal. We have a Bethlehem and a Gethsemane nearby, but there are also the likes of Penbryn (Top of the Hill) and Dinbych-y-pysgod (Little fish port). The New Zealand wine is made on Mount Difficulty. I’m toasting their efforts.View attachment 114147

...love of sheep?

 

[Tallman]

My favourite Sheryl song and love the video as well.

That’s an interesting drink, Tesco?

 

[Andyk]

That’s an interesting drink, Tesco?

That may be in the wrong thread. I am pretty sure I would definitely drink her all in though.

 

[Hurricane52]

Lovely drop from the Pyrenees

Organic Pinot Noir Cerisier — Domaine Begude

www.domainebegude.com

 

[Bebs]

Local Cabernet-Sauvignon, non-oaked.

 

[Tallman]

Quite appropriate for our Italian Steeds

 

[CatmanV2]

Quite appropriate for our Italian Steeds

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Umm, I'll play dumb: Scotch and scotch liqueur. It's a fab drink, but doesn't seem very Italian?

C

 

[Tallman]

Umm, I'll play dumb: Scotch and scotch liqueur. It's a fab drink, but doesn't seem very Italian?

C

It’s called a “Rusty Nail”

 

[CatmanV2]

It’s called a “Rusty Nail”

Yes I know. I kind of see the link. Well maybe with yours

C

 

[Tallman]

Yes I know. I kind of see the link. Well maybe with yours

C

My Alfa’s yes, my Sport GT S is “probably one of the least” rusty around (as a reputable dealer would describe it..) having lived in a dry, hot climate

 

[CatmanV2]

My Alfa’s yes, my Sport GT S is “probably one of the least” rusty around (as a reputable dealer would describe it..) having lived in a dry, hot climate

Well yes. I did the 1980s Alfas. Makes perfect sense in that context.

C

 

[Scaf]

Nice 14 year old Jura single malt

 

[Bebs]

Woodford Reserve