LOL! Thanks. I hadn't dug that deeply into the youtube settings. I was able to bring up the english subtitles (based on AI translation of the sounds of the words). It was, um, interesting to say the least. I only got a hint of the video, but it seemed like he was getting more and more drunk, repeating words and such. Really hard to tell with AI translations.
But I got a HUGE kick out of one line:
"the deepest cheese practice went the scale yourself how they like it smells" 😀
Misses something in the translation I'm sure. In any case, you made my evening!*
*Edit - well, you and Google translation made my evening!
Anyone following current affairs in UK this response might make it go down easier
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This is a blogger from Belarus, and, as I understand it, he is testing alcohol from different manufacturers on video. At first he laughed and was incredulous. But he liked the design of the bottle, but not the cork, which he found too simple. He was immediately surprised that she did not have an unpleasant pungent odor. In general, he continued to repeat that SKYY does not smell like vodka, and in the end he said that she still has a great aramate and not just a great taste. He also said that this vodka is better than absolute and Finnish. All the time he compared it with some premium Russian vodka from Saransk. What, in his opinion, is the best vodka in Russia and which I personally did not know about before.LOL! Thanks. I hadn't dug that deeply into the youtube settings. I was able to bring up the english subtitles (based on AI translation of the sounds of the words). It was, um, interesting to say the least. I only got a hint of the video, but it seemed like he was getting more and more drunk, repeating words and such. Really hard to tell with AI translations.
But I got a HUGE kick out of one line:
"the deepest cheese practice went the scale yourself how they like it smells" 😀
Misses something in the translation I'm sure. In any case, you made my evening!*
*Edit - well, you and Google translation made my evening!
Rather peaceful mode of conquest. 😛
Oh, and btw, for anyone interested in the difference between gin and genever:
What is Genever? - By the Dutch
Some barrel aged old genevers taste closer to whisky than gin actually.
Thx, that's not too far off of what I thought. But man, those translations! Some of them are just plain weird!
Cheers!
Not a big mystery, water is my favourite beverage.And how come we are always so thirsty when we wake up, in spite the amounts of liquids we had the day before ...
Can't remember the last time I had much of a hangover though, and this time was no different. Took a while to sober up 100%, but that's like the minimum you can get away with.
Ofcourse, but I do that all the time, never get a buzz from that (usually 2 glasses of each kind is where I stop, very rare for me to drink more than 1 type per evening these days). Admittedly the beer was not exactly the "high point" of the experience. Hard to refuse free drinks... I only paid for the Aquavit.
Hmmmm. Perhaps I'll try with a small piece of dark chocolate next time. Impossible for me to sleep anymore, went to bed at just over 12, woke up before 5. Went to work (got someone to pick me up, not driving under the influence) and completed all my planned projects while the rest of the contenders where paying some kind of price.
Like the best whisk(e)y's were malts are from one still, I prefer with wine a single grape in the glass. Preferred Pinot Noir, Gamay, Muscat, Gewürzstraminer, and some more. Beaujolais make their grand cru's with 100% gamay, most Burgoundy with pinot noir (the reds, obvious), the best Loire (imo) are from pinot noir also. In white is mentioned muscat and gewürz' (pronounce in german) from the Alsace / Elzas. The germans and austrians are doing very well, pleasant, serious good quality and affordable: weiß-, grau- und spätburgunder (yes, the ...burgunder points to Burgoundy, so a variation of the pinot noir). Also found in the Alsace. A much fought over area in Europe in the past, for good reasons!
All worth to be members of the bucket list.
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Van Wees Very Old Gin (to transcribe for non-dutch speaking folk, I guess a minority). Last time a had one is over 25 years ago. My head seems to split like a cleft coconut, so decapitation is better then drinking jenever for me.
That's a nice one indeed. Many good cocktails are 'made by the USA'. Maybe that's their way to conquer the world?
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I LOVE cab francs. Even single grape ones. Great earthy taste and not overly fruity in my experience.
Does earthy taste be considered especially valuable? I don’t remember what wine and grape variety was from South Africa, but there definitely was a strong earthy taste of red African earth.
