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27-02-2017, 19:34
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
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he might have dished it out at half time as well,
No more whisky/whiskey, left; I only partake of it from Christmas day until whenever my chrissy presents are used up. Received four bottles this time,my missus believes I could be an apprentice alcoholic.
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never had tullamore dew when i could slurp. its triple distilled aint it? or so i heard. yeh need summat like that to watch Rugby.!! lol
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27-02-2017, 20:35
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
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never had tullamore dew when i could slurp. its triple distilled aint it? or so i heard. yeh need summat like that to watch Rugby.!! lol
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I use Tullamore Dew as a chaser whilst slurping Hobgoblin,something that has a taste, unlike many who have no taste buds so slurp pints of a drink commonly known as Lager, or even John Smiths smooth, which is so cold that it has virtually no taste at all. Ha Ha, so there
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27-02-2017, 20:37
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
By the way, yes, Tullamore Dew (is), triple distilled.
Regards, Taddy.
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27-02-2017, 21:51
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
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I use Tullamore Dew as a chaser whilst slurping Hobgoblin,something that has a taste, unlike many who have no taste buds so slurp pints of a drink commonly known as Lager, or even John Smiths smooth, which is so cold that it has virtually no taste at all. Ha Ha, so there
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Have to say taddy i never drank lager until i lived in spain, not much choice yon,
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27-02-2017, 22:06
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Have you made yourself a Friend of Laphroaig Dave ? If you send the foil top to the distillery you can become one. They will send you a certificate telling you have a foot of land at the distillery . In their visitors centre there are beautiful wooden book cases with large leather bound books containing all the 'Friends ' names written in lovely writing. If you visit the distillery you get a bottle of whisky as 'Ground Rent' and a guided tour. The Isle of Islay where the distillery is is a lovely island well worth a visit. there are about 7 distillerys on the island.
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27-02-2017, 22:15
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Played football a couple of times on Islay - an experience, barbed wire fence on the touch line and a couple of kids to throw the ball back up from the beach, but didn't drink Laphroaig (Morange was the favourite tipple in the Army Mess on Benbecula), until a system acceptance test at Plessey, IOW and had a night out at the White Mouse pub. 365 varieties of whisky so I tried Laphroaig there - not to my taste, too smoky, much prefer Morange above all, but each one to his choice.
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27-02-2017, 22:33
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Still think Laphroaig smells like TCP. Black Bottle is blend of all the Islay whiskeys and a favourite of my other halfs. He likes Hanky Bannister too but you can only buy it in the wine shop in Clitheroe and no where else for some reason. Known as hanky panky here.
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28-02-2017, 14:53
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Rolfe, please see Benbecula post, Yours Taddy
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28-02-2017, 17:45
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Whilst I was on Benbecula a sub-aqua club from MOD visited and dived on the wreck of the Politician - Whisky Galore. They recovered quite a number of bottles of whisky from the wreck and donated some to the Mess and various senior officers (I didn't get one :-( ).
Some had oil flecks inside them but some looked OK and one was duly opened and sampled - it was bloody awful and required numerous shots of Morange to get rid of the taste - or at least, I think that was the excuse for a real session.
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28-02-2017, 18:39
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
At the start of the six nations I thought that Ireland would be the one we had to beat in order to win the grand slam for a second successive year, I think that we will still do it but the way Scotland are playing this year, with more fire in their belly and belief in their hearts than I have seen for many year's, I will be glad if we win the Calcutta Cup at Twickenham,
SWING LOW SWEET CHARIOT.
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28-02-2017, 19:47
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
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Have you made yourself a Friend of Laphroaig Dave ?
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Aye & I have been for a good few years, we stayed over at the Bunnahabhain Distillery managers house for 2 Summers for a week at a time (04/05) & mighty fine it was too!
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01-03-2017, 20:03
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Coffin Dodger.
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
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Have you made yourself a Friend of Laphroaig Dave?.
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Aye & I have been for a good few years, we stayed over at the Bunnahabhain Distillery managers house for 2 Summers for a week at a time (04/05) & mighty fine it was too!
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What it is Rowlf, if its got an alcoholic content, its a good friend of daves.
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11-03-2017, 12:25
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
A win against Scotland today and we retain the Grand slam !
Come on Eddie Jones's boys.
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11-03-2017, 12:30
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Enjoy the game Taddy and I hope you have a glass of something to celebrate when England win.
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11-03-2017, 18:16
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Re: Six Nations Rugby
Good win Taddy. Calcutta Cup today and the Grand Slam next Saturday against Ireland hopefully. Hope you are celebrating accordingly.
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