A Sauvy B with tonight’s salmon stir-fry.
What are you drinking tonight?
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Notes of pineapple and melon with a twist of bergamot? 
Got me a Henry Weston and then the youngsters owe me so are currently chopping mint and fetching ice for a mojito apparently the best i will ever have, the best ill ever have.
Got me a Henry Weston and then the youngsters owe me so are currently chopping mint and fetching ice for a mojito apparently the best i will ever have, the best ill ever have.
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Been drinking Guinness Zero the last few nights.
My Sainsbury's Local moved to a larger site and have started stocking more lines, so I picked a 4 pack up.
My Sainsbury's Local moved to a larger site and have started stocking more lines, so I picked a 4 pack up.
Going to a quiz night tonight. Just having nibbles when we're there so I’ve bought a couple of beers to have tonight. A bottle of Tribute and a bottle of Fursty Ferret.
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I don't know about you Mottie, bit I'm having more and more bad experiences with bottled beers these days. So many of them are flat, watery and lacking body. It's often a lottery when you open bottles of the same beer; some will be perfect and creamy with a good head whilst others will be flat as a pancake. For many beers I prefer the canned version as it's more reliable.
Make sure your glass is squeaky clean.
That will knock the head off your beer as quick as anything.
Well, I went to the quiz with with the beers and I came home with……
That'll go great on my cornflakes in the morning.
That'll go great on my cornflakes in the morning.
We didn’t win the quiz - we came joint second. I won that in the raffle. One of our friends won three prizes out of the six tickets she bought - one after the other! Raised over £600 for cancer charity. The quiz was organised by a friend of our friend who has cancer herself. She's had rotten luck she lost her mum recently when some **** of a kid pushed a firework through her letterbox. https://www.romfordrecorder.co.uk/news/23330083.romford-death-cctv-shows-firework-explode-oaps-home/
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I wouldn't drink that because I prefer alcohol in my alcohol. I have tried the full fat version though, and although quite sweet, it's strangely moreish and addictive.
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I've not drunk alcohol since November and still can't so it was a refreshing surprise how good it was. I had it at a wake.
Yesterday, diet IrnBru
A Bordeaux from Lidl. Not bad. Probably cost around a fiver. Still using our Mickey Mouse bottle stopper that one of our sons ex-girlfriends brought us back from Florida nearly years ago.
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Did they catch the lad?We didn’t win the quiz - we came joint second. I won that in the raffle. One of our friends won three prizes out of the six tickets she bought - one after the other! Raised over £600 for cancer charity. The quiz was organised by a friend of our friend who has cancer herself. She's had rotten luck she lost her mum recently when some **** of a kid pushed a firework through her letterbox.
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