Germany successfully producing Pinot noir reds, proof of climate change?
What are you drinking tonight?
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Chilling nicely.
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Drink enough of those and you won:t be in any state to hoe the gaarden....
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6 is doable. I used to drink Leffe, 6 of those and I wouldn't be writing this.
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Malbec with tonight's roast.
Not normally a Monday wine drinker but I was making a chicken, mushroom and pea risotto tonight and I needed 50ml of white wine so I had to open a bottle. Once opened, it would be rude not to indulge so I had a nice Picpoul tonight. 
A Sauvy B with my Halibut tonight.
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That piece of halibut looks good enough for Jehovah !
Yesterday, we had Moroccan Beef (well it began with M) and the sauce turned out to be a bit firey. She walked in 30 minutes ago with another dish for me to try - the sauce for beef stroganoff, that she had made a few weeks ago and frozen. It was still cold, but it tasted fine, so I asked when we were having that - "Oh, it's not for us, it's for the dog, I over cooked the beef."
I'm a food taster for the dog now!
I'm a food taster for the dog now!
My dog has a crap on the grass then looks at me as if to say 'Don't just stand there, pick it up!'.
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Had Mrs Motties favourite tonight - Fluerie with venison, mustard mash, purple sprouting broccoli and a mushroom, red wine, redcurrant 'jus'. (A.K.A. Poncey gravy)
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Cap'n Bob with my Sunday fish and chip lunch.
