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aspall organic cider 6..5% here
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tea
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Dalwhinnie winter's gold
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Had a couple of Pernods earlier, went down well.
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Antica Vigna Amarone della Valpolicella DOCG, 2019/20, whilst looking at tomorrows form of course.
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Champagne
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A couple of snowballs.
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have to go back to the cellar(shed) for some more premier cru accompanied by some spicy napoli salami and harrogate blue
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You drinking froggie shyte chav?
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premier cru aspalls 6.8%
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harrogate blue is well recommended if you like blue cheese
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ah, cider from Suffolk.
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cant relate to wine on a day to day thing...1 bottle 1st day ..nice....2nd day 2...3rd day 3 and cant get up for work
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dont then. ive reached the same level and stayed there for 30 years
amarone an excellent choice the sarf laundon geezer on the poo again. magnifique. ive just had a cremant which was delish-not that id know the difference. followed by a shiraz. now on malbec. luvvly schtuff |
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Tea
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Sadly tea as on dry January. I need to lose a few stone!
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I'm doing dry January too. Just opened my 8th bottle of dry white wine so far this year.
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gfy
im about to hit 20, red white and pink |
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Scrumpy Jack with the tea ( butter chicken curry )
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i had one of them from s&m yesterday. bang on, and i dont like curry. there doesnt seem to be anything they make i dont like
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Their " finest " steak pie is a good un ! |
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shore is
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Same as last night and already started.
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Good luck to those on dry January, i find it hard not to drink on the most depressing month of the year.
A couple of pints of Guinness and a couple of glasses of Malbec sends me off to sleep nicely |