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Dec 7, 2008 | 3:24 am
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Not to interfere (although it is my thread you are hijacking), but don't insult the fine wine I'm drinking tonight. On night 1 here, as I didn't sleep on the plane, I'm having a "home" evening of empanadas, alfajores, and a passable chablis that the supermercado had on oferta for AR$5.65 a bottle.
As for a $6 peso wine being passable.... that goes to saying what the average quality of the Wines of Argentina is like...
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Dec 7, 2008 | 3:25 am
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Dec 7, 2008 | 5:36 pm
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Dec 7, 2008 | 6:11 pm
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Dec 8, 2008 | 8:02 am
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whisky
whiskey
both categories have some stuff that is very well made, btw... ^
and regardless of rivalries... the irish, canadian and american all have examples of fine stuff, no matter what the Scotsmen will tell you... though Scotland is still the Mecca for these things...
as I understand it, whisky means water of life in Gaelic.
whiskey
both categories have some stuff that is very well made, btw... ^
and regardless of rivalries... the irish, canadian and american all have examples of fine stuff, no matter what the Scotsmen will tell you... though Scotland is still the Mecca for these things...
as I understand it, whisky means water of life in Gaelic.
Dec 8, 2008 | 9:02 pm
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whisky
whiskey
both categories have some stuff that is very well made, btw... ^
and regardless of rivalries... the irish, canadian and american all have examples of fine stuff, no matter what the Scotsmen will tell you... though Scotland is still the Mecca for these things...
as I understand it, whisky means water of life in Gaelic.
whiskey
both categories have some stuff that is very well made, btw... ^
and regardless of rivalries... the irish, canadian and american all have examples of fine stuff, no matter what the Scotsmen will tell you... though Scotland is still the Mecca for these things...
as I understand it, whisky means water of life in Gaelic.
First of all, you will bring down the wrath of Al-Qaeda on FT for mentioning booze with the holy city of Mecca but your absolute failure to realize that Kentucky is the epicenter for the primo whiskey of all BourbonThis should put this topic to rest once and for all now.
suerte
SAM