So, what are you drinking?
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A cup of tea - it's 7:51 AM !
It's the only Aussie beer they sell over here, and it's in those bigger cans (equivalent to 2 normal cans I think).
I get one at the end of the first nine at golf sometimes. Nice.
You can buy 18 can boxes of them here at the supermarkets for around $18.00.
Well for us its generally a bottle of shiraz. Cant get enough of a good thing like a nice bottle of red 
if we are into seafood etc or its too hot for our liking to enjoy a shiraz then we will go 2nd pic which is a nice bottle of chardy or a some Reisling we love. A little diff to L.A in that we dont like it too dry. But nice and cold for sure.
Jayro
if we are into seafood etc or its too hot for our liking to enjoy a shiraz then we will go 2nd pic which is a nice bottle of chardy or a some Reisling we love. A little diff to L.A in that we dont like it too dry. But nice and cold for sure.
Jayro
Are the Foster's in USA made in Newfoundland, Canada like our Foster's are?
How about the alcohol content?
Champagne, champagne, and more champagne!!! Yellowglen (preferrably Brut Cremant) for everyday quaffing, and Bollinger for special occasions. And the occasional Crown Lager when going out for lunch. Hubby loves his red, the odd Bundy-and-coke and an occasional glass (or two, or ...) of port.
Cheers
LynnH
Cheers
LynnH
Blonde Beer!!
Plus before that: Hardy's Nottage Hill Chardonnay 2006? (close enough-cool and wet it slid down like a charm; lingering finish)
Plus before that: 2005 McLaren Shiraz, Willunga Hills Estate...an old friend grows this; bless him. It's beautiful.
But, definitely both of us in love with the blonde beer at moment, introduced to us by the young uns. (20yo's that is-not young young uns)
Plus before that: Hardy's Nottage Hill Chardonnay 2006? (close enough-cool and wet it slid down like a charm; lingering finish
)Plus before that: 2005 McLaren Shiraz, Willunga Hills Estate...an old friend grows this; bless him. It's beautiful.
But, definitely both of us in love with the blonde beer at moment, introduced to us by the young uns. (20yo's that is-not young young uns
)Come on; you want details?
I know I can get drunk on it!
I'll find out and get back to you.
Oh yeah, what about this deal;
It's called: "Two Buck Chuck". (Charles Shaw Vineyards). This is how they advertise it. True.
It is literally $2 a bottle!!
You can only buy it at "Trader Joe's" (a yuppie supermarket) and they have chardy, shiraz, merlot and cab sav, and it tastes not bad at all.
Depends what I'm doing.. But usually
Mix of Pure Blonde / James Boag (Pure Blonde is good for not feeling bloated)
Usually a Sav Blanc with dinner
And Canadian club and coke for later @ night
Mix of Pure Blonde / James Boag (Pure Blonde is good for not feeling bloated)
Usually a Sav Blanc with dinner
And Canadian club and coke for later @ night
Kathryn, all Foster's was up until recently produced in Canada for the Nth American market. This will be changing soon (or already has) back to the US. Alcohol content should be exactly the same.....
I must be the most boring person in Western civilisation but I just can't stand alcohol of any sort! The hardest drink I have is coffee, but would go for plain water most of the time
You are not alone..... (medical reason in my case
) Green tea (organic where possible) for me....
Cheers,
The Y-man
