Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:01
Poof.scotty wrote:Baileys & Ice.
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Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:05
smiscandlon wrote:Poof.scotty wrote:Baileys & Ice.
Mags made a Bread & Butter Pudding with Baileys
, I'm only avoiding needless waste and possible environmental damage 
Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:06
Wow.scotty wrote:Mags made a Bread & Butter Pudding with Baileys
Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:10
smiscandlon wrote:Wow.scotty wrote:Mags made a Bread & Butter Pudding with Baileys
indeed 
Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:31
I was wondering where mine had gone!scotty wrote:Baileys & Ice.
Posted: 20 Oct 2007, 22:45
your ice?boudicca wrote:I was wondering where mine had gone!scotty wrote:Baileys & Ice.
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 00:22
<--- mellow doubt 
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 19:22
Knew you'd approvepsichonaut wrote:Obviousman wrote:Brunello di Montalcino
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 20:39
it's one of the best wines in Italy.....i approve?....sureObviousman wrote:Knew you'd approvepsichonaut wrote:Obviousman wrote:Brunello di Montalcino
....and one of the most expansive
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 20:52
Twas a giftpsichonaut wrote:it's one of the best wines in Italy.....i approve?....sureObviousman wrote:Knew you'd approvepsichonaut wrote:
....and one of the most expansive
But splendid stuff indeed Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 20:59
Good taste ZenoObviousman wrote:Twas a giftpsichonaut wrote:it's one of the best wines in Italy.....i approve?....sureObviousman wrote: Knew you'd approve
....and one of the most expansive
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 21:25
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 21:26
(with Jaffa Cakes)
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 21:55
What's that like? I bought some Iron Buddha recently and that's very good....smiscandlon wrote:
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 21:59
Gunpowder tea is nothing special, but since it's nothing special (i.e. it tastes like tea and nothing else), it goes great with mint leaves. Careful though : it's very strong.Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:What's that like? I bought some Iron Buddha recently and that's very good....smiscandlon wrote:
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:08
Ignore the Frenchie, it's delicious!Badlander wrote:Gunpowder tea is nothing specialCarpathian Psychonaut wrote:What's that like? I bought some Iron Buddha recently and that's very good....smiscandlon wrote:
I love all different varieties of tea, and will generally have a couple of dozen in my cupboards at any one time - but I'm never without a box of the old "Special Gunpowder".
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:13
To be a bit more specific, it has a very warm, smoky but mellow flavour. Not as "sharp" as a lot of green teas, I find it quite a comforting drink.smiscandlon wrote:it's delicious!
It is quite strong as Eric says, you don't need to use a lot to a pot, so it lasts longer!
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:17
Looks like I'll grab some to sit aside my admittedly smaller stack (Iron Buddha, Green, Dragon Well & White) - it's an excuse to drop into Chinatown if nothing else!smiscandlon wrote:Ignore the Frenchie, it's delicious!
I love all different varieties of tea, and will generally have a couple of dozen in my cupboards at any one time - but I'm never without a box of the old "Special Gunpowder".
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:19
we really need a "Pseuds Corner" on HL
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:21
I don't see that there's anything "Pseud" about genuinely enjoying something and wanting to talk about it. 
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:22
And anyway, I thought Heartland was a Pseud's Corner...
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:23
Have you had a bad day or something, James?
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:24
Especially when it's about drinking things in a 'drinking' thread. Hardly a huge surprise.smiscandlon wrote:I don't see that there's anything "Pseud" about genuinely enjoying something and wanting to talk about it.
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:28
Ach! it's all this "el prepare" you two go into, it does grate, we are not all culinary goddess's like you, take it elsewhere, as in a new thread?
no harm meant
no harm meant
Posted: 21 Oct 2007, 22:31
Don't worry, James, you'll get a lot less grating posts from me from now on.