So it's Black Friday

[LucidDementia]

It is, if a little young tasting and acidic.
Still, good for the money, I must admit I have drunk a fair amount of it.

A lot of people say they don't like champagne, that is usually because they have not drunk any good ones.

We had a bottle of 2002 Grande Annee Bol last weekend. Quite possibly my favourite bubbles yet. Bloody larrrrvly

[d000hg]

What without tasting it

If you're splitting the bottle, sure. You'd buy a dram in a pub to see if you like something, and that would cost about the same as splitting a bottle a few ways. I just don't want to spend £50 on something unknown.

[AtW]

Tulipe deals on Amazon, much worse than last year which wasn't great either.

[ZARDOZ]

Black Friday UK; Currys selling stuff previously the same price a month ago and Chavs fighting in Asda over Poleroid TVs .

[vetran]

If you're splitting the bottle, sure. You'd buy a dram in a pub to see if you like something, and that would cost about the same as splitting a bottle a few ways. I just don't want to spend £50 on something unknown.

AYCOTBAC??


Love NLUK

[northernladuk]

AYCOTBAC??


Love NLUK

Sorry.. Was logged into the wrong account when I posted that.

[d000hg]

AYCOTBAC??

Yes. The kind who wants to retire as soon as possible.

[SpontaneousOrder]

I like that one. A steal at that price

I love Talisker. I hate Talisker storm - it's horrid.
I've not tried the new one. Dark storm or something like that.

[d000hg]

I love Talisker. I hate Talisker storm - it's horrid.
I've not tried the new one. Dark storm or something like that.

Have you tried Skye?

I find most smoky whiskies taste like someone got a nice whisky then used it to wash out some ashtrays, but I've never made a serious attempt to get to like them.

Anyone tried Octomore? Sounds like a total gimmick to me.

[MicrosoftBob]

If you're splitting the bottle, sure. You'd buy a dram in a pub to see if you like something, and that would cost about the same as splitting a bottle a few ways. I just don't want to spend £50 on something unknown.

I once had a client going on a serious bribing act to try and get a contract, have any bottle of wine up to £5000

So I just picked one close to that, was it worth it no

Yes it tasted good, but anything over about £20 normally does, it's all a con