Poll: Bottle of Wine (29 votes)
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Topic started by Mr Bump.... Back On Diet! Again! (stueyja)
Mad and thirtysomething. Looking for people to keep me out of trouble, play a few sports with, give me massages, and buy me bottles of magners cider! Someone to do my gardening as well would be good!
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stueyjaSat 29/09/07 21:05 |
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This is a single option poll: "I've opened a bottle of Shiraz Rose. Should I:"
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philnSat 29/09/07 21:07 |
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There seem to be a range of viable options here, of which inviting the whole of OUT for a party is the best, and putting it away after one glass is the worst |
deleted:baalhadadSat 29/09/07 21:13 |
There is no "Throw it away: Rose is fowl!" option. |
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stueyjaSat 29/09/07 21:17 |
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I am really into rose at the moment, its gorgeous!! And I havent managed to stop after one glass!! |
philnSat 29/09/07 21:19 |
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Rose is dead classy. Drink it all |
deleted:baalhadadSat 29/09/07 21:21 |
quoting > "fowl" |
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#162445Sat 29/09/07 21:26 |
Get some hot lad round to have the other half with... but then politely show him to the door. |
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stueyjaSat 29/09/07 21:55 |
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Sorry, third glass and counting....hic!! |
#90232Sat 29/09/07 21:58 |
Rosé is an interesting type of wine for the way people react to it. It's often sneered at and considered inferior but it actually has a real place in drinking culture. Apart from pink Champagne, you don't really get vintage rosé wines. But that doesn't necessarily make them bad. Many, such as rosé d'Anjou and Mateus rosé are excellent aperitif wines. They also go well with cold salad-based meals, often eaten alfresco, such as prawn salad. And for an informal meal, where no one is expecting the highest class of wine, rosés are a good compromise between white and red. |
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stueyjaSat 29/09/07 22:02 |
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quoting > "...or invite me over to share it!" |
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