due to over-indulgence many years ago
it now makes me violently ill. even the smell makes me retch.
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:08,
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Oh
well that would explain it.
Shame, it's one of my fave tipples, so complex and interesting, and so many varieties to try.
My other fave: red wine, same reasons.
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:11,
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Shame, it's one of my fave tipples, so complex and interesting, and so many varieties to try.
My other fave: red wine, same reasons.
Tanniny (if that's a word) and fruity for me,
Aussie or South African are me faves, Shiraz preferably.
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:20,
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don't drink it often
as none of my mates like it and i can't handle a full bottle myself!
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:26,
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Oooh, not for me. It's gotta be dry and at the right temperature.
I went to Turkey last year and they served the red wine straight from the fridge.
It was odd to start with, but quite refreshing after a while as it was so fucking hot there. But still not right.
Sometimes I spent an age trying to warm them between my legs, which served a couple of purposes.
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:32,
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It was odd to start with, but quite refreshing after a while as it was so fucking hot there. But still not right.
Sometimes I spent an age trying to warm them between my legs, which served a couple of purposes.
pfff
there's only one other person besides myself that i know who actually takes red out of the fridge for a while before serving it
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:35,
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My friend has the same problem with bacardi.
I have that issue with any cider, which is a shame. Even bulmers and stuff like that I retch.
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Fri 1 Oct 2010, 23:14,
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i'm fine with bacardi
i drink that when i'm out, either that or vodka. if i'm not in the mood for shorts, i drink cider.
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