the badgers appreciation thread
Jan 7th 2004, 9:46 pm
#91
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Originally posted by Simone82
Yeah, I thought breezers were known, but the rest I don't think so..
We went to London on school camp in 1997, and because my english was good the guys asked me what jenever was in english so that they could order it. I think we worked out that it was gin, but it tastes a bit different I think. And I don't think you guys have berry tasting gin either right?
We were 15 then by the way, in an English pub! With the teachers! We all had to stand a bit in the back of the pub cos the owners were so scared they'd get caught out. I think at one point the police walked past. Didn't come in luckily!
Anyway, I also drink sweet white wine, so I'll be right.
And I don't drink much, or often anyway.
Well, actually I think when I do drink much, but compared to others maybe not, and luckily I never have a hangover, even if I drink 3 different things in one night! Lucky or what!
Yeah, I thought breezers were known, but the rest I don't think so..
We went to London on school camp in 1997, and because my english was good the guys asked me what jenever was in english so that they could order it. I think we worked out that it was gin, but it tastes a bit different I think. And I don't think you guys have berry tasting gin either right?
We were 15 then by the way, in an English pub! With the teachers! We all had to stand a bit in the back of the pub cos the owners were so scared they'd get caught out. I think at one point the police walked past. Didn't come in luckily!
Anyway, I also drink sweet white wine, so I'll be right.
And I don't drink much, or often anyway.
Well, actually I think when I do drink much, but compared to others maybe not, and luckily I never have a hangover, even if I drink 3 different things in one night! Lucky or what!
I make my own every Xmas and let it 'develop' throughout the year and then drink it the next Xmas ( supposedly but it never really gets past October!)
