@soundbrigade: the German was almost perfect! These services are getting better and better. We should have a global forum that autotranslates everything to everyones native language, breaking down the barriers of diy audio.
now, lets see if I can find some elderberries in my garden... (no chance)
now, lets see if I can find some elderberries in my garden... (no chance)
Perhaps youngerberries ...
Will have coffee in a moment and think I will crack open either a Marzadro Le DiCiotto Lune or Eau De Vie - Poire William (the latter one bought in France maybe 15 years ago).
Will have coffee in a moment and think I will crack open either a Marzadro Le DiCiotto Lune or Eau De Vie - Poire William (the latter one bought in France maybe 15 years ago).
We associate elderberry with unpredictable behavior. There is a saying overeat elderberries. This means behaving unpredictably.
Today I decided to buy batches of both these wines https://www.fjp-vins.fr//files/medias/documents/vins-haut-marin/en/Haut-Marin-Amande.pdf and https: // www. fjp-vins .fr // files / medias / documents / vins-haut-marin / en / Haut-Marin-Rose-Gourmand.pdf, but the harvest is 2019. I have tasted rosé wine and the girls will love It. Strawberries and raspberries, delicate, delicious and savory. I can even imagine how my friend's wife says oh, how delicious))) But for us, brutal males, dry white wine is closer to our hearts. Aged in stainless steel tanks and concrete barrels, which is great ..
Today I decided to buy batches of both these wines https://www.fjp-vins.fr//files/medias/documents/vins-haut-marin/en/Haut-Marin-Amande.pdf and https: // www. fjp-vins .fr // files / medias / documents / vins-haut-marin / en / Haut-Marin-Rose-Gourmand.pdf, but the harvest is 2019. I have tasted rosé wine and the girls will love It. Strawberries and raspberries, delicate, delicious and savory. I can even imagine how my friend's wife says oh, how delicious))) But for us, brutal males, dry white wine is closer to our hearts. Aged in stainless steel tanks and concrete barrels, which is great ..
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Well, for now it's Talisker. I'd prefer Lagavulin 16 year but while it used to be $60/bottle (750ml) here in NH it's now nearly $100/bottle. Hard to justify, though the strong peat flavor along with the smooth taste is hard to beat.
I remember when it was $18 a bottle.
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