AlinPA
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Sat Jul-10-04 09:01 AM
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| After the discussion on martinis/gin I tried Plymouth Gin. Really |
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smooth; not real juniper-intense. ummmm
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| soothsayer
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Sat Jul-10-04 09:14 AM
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| 1. Hey, hooray! I may have been one of those people who recommended |
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Edited on Sat Jul-10-04 09:15 AM by soothsayer
it.
Now, if you can find Hendricks, give that one a whirl, too. Small batch Scottish gin, and very dear, but what a great flavor. Their secret ingredient? Cucumbers!
on edit: and what a great breakfast drink!
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| AlinPA
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Sat Jul-10-04 03:49 PM
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| 3. I have had several bottles of Hendricks in the last two years. It is |
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very smooth (I could never detect the cukes). I should try them side by side. Good gins like good wine are like "what have you done for me lately" and the lately always seem better!
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| northzax
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Sat Jul-10-04 09:17 AM
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| 2. funny, after the discussion on Martinis |
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I went home and had some bathtub gin.
mmm. bathtub gin.
Here comes the joker
with his silly grin
he carries a martini
made of bathtub gin
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