RdeVjun
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Story on Oz, apparently the stuff was drinkable after nearly two centuries in the cellar.
"luckily, it was drinkable". Oh, you don't say? Damn, here was me thinking it'd fab in a cocktail...
"There was a taste of heather honey, of gingerbread, of lemon confit, of mushrooms and of the dead leaves which are the grey hairs of a wine which has aged". Anyone else's brew got grey hairs yet? I can just see that term showing up again and again in the notes. Not.
So, anyone care to top that?
"luckily, it was drinkable". Oh, you don't say? Damn, here was me thinking it'd fab in a cocktail...
"There was a taste of heather honey, of gingerbread, of lemon confit, of mushrooms and of the dead leaves which are the grey hairs of a wine which has aged". Anyone else's brew got grey hairs yet? I can just see that term showing up again and again in the notes. Not.
So, anyone care to top that?