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16 May 15
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Strangely it's something I've never tried. I like a good peaty single malt. I like red wine. I can drink white but prefer red. I like Stout and good ales. I can take or leave lager.
So what's Brandy like and any recommendations apart from fucck off would be appreciated.
So what's Brandy like and any recommendations apart from fucck off would be appreciated.
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I rarely drink, but when I do it's brandy. Something really expensive would be wasted on me as half the time I just have a large one in a coffee, Courvoisier mostly.
That's the funny thing cruso. I was waiting at the till in LIDL today and saw a bottle and read about the wine bit and it piqued my interest. We had Sherry and Port when I was doing my dining nights but Brandy and cigars weren't included.
nice drink.... brandy & dry ginger or a good brandy on its own with a good coffee.
Courvoisier Cognac VS,Remy Martin Cognac VSOP or a nice glass of Hennessy XO Cognac if your feeling flush.
three barrels brandy normally used for cooking & Flambe ... steak au poivre , xmas puddings etc
Courvoisier Cognac VS,Remy Martin Cognac VSOP or a nice glass of Hennessy XO Cognac if your feeling flush.
three barrels brandy normally used for cooking & Flambe ... steak au poivre , xmas puddings etc
Love the stuff but I won't pay the price for it, and if it was there I would do the bottle in a weekend!
"VSOP" (Very Special Old Pale) has to be matured for minimum seven years, in oak barrels that are a minimum of seven years old.
"VSOP" (Very Special Old Pale) has to be matured for minimum seven years, in oak barrels that are a minimum of seven years old.
only spirit I have ever been able to face after getting drunk on it. All I'd say is give it a chance by drinking a decent one not some supermarket brand.
And for God's sake, after it's been so caringly produced, don't rubbish it by putting anything else in it!
When I was in Ukraine, Quality Vodka at £4-5 a Litre was my Main Drink, However they do have 5*Star Quality Brandy`s, 50ml(A large shot in the UK) is the Smallest quantity you can buy in a bar, I used to drink some neat and put some in my coffee (-10* Outside in Winter),
Mixed with Ginger Ale is also Tasty,
Too much Brandy and your Heart can really get Racing!, Frightening at 5 in the morning.
I am sure, some years ago "Pernod" and some other French Companys, bought up a lot of the Quality Vineyards/Grapes in Georgia and Ukraine for Brandy/Cognac.[ This image is no longer available. ]
Mixed with Ginger Ale is also Tasty,
Too much Brandy and your Heart can really get Racing!, Frightening at 5 in the morning.
I am sure, some years ago "Pernod" and some other French Companys, bought up a lot of the Quality Vineyards/Grapes in Georgia and Ukraine for Brandy/Cognac.[ This image is no longer available. ]
Much prefer whisky...even a couple of small glasses of brandy disagree with me
How about pheck off, is that appreciated?
A tot of brandy in a mug of coffee with a spoonful of honey stirred in, is an excellent winter warmer.
A tot of brandy in a mug of coffee with a spoonful of honey stirred in, is an excellent winter warmer.
prefer armaganc to cognac personally - favourite being Hors d'Age Dupeyron...
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