View Poll Results: Do you like Bundaberg Rum?
Yes it is the drink of the Gods
8
57.14%
No Leave it to the Derros
6
42.86%
Voters: 14. You may not vote on this poll
Bundaberg Rum Filth or Great
Oct 9th 2003, 8:51 am
#1
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Bundaberg Rum Filth or Great
In honour of the new member Bundy I am putting up a poll about whether you like Bundaberg rum. Personally I find it as tasty as petrol however my cousin loves the stuff.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Oct 9th 2003, 8:55 am
#2
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Re: Bundaberg Rum Filth or Great
Originally posted by bondipom
In honour of the new member Bundy I am putting up a poll about whether you like Bundaberg rum. Personally I find it as tasty as petrol however my cousin loves the stuff.
What do you think?
In honour of the new member Bundy I am putting up a poll about whether you like Bundaberg rum. Personally I find it as tasty as petrol however my cousin loves the stuff.
What do you think?
Oct 9th 2003, 8:55 am
#3
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whenever i can get it .
usually get people coming over from/back from oz to get me a bottle.
then of course the choice has to be made do u get the op or up version -decisions decisions
any ideas where in UK you can get it -even from web etc
usually get people coming over from/back from oz to get me a bottle.
then of course the choice has to be made do u get the op or up version -decisions decisions
any ideas where in UK you can get it -even from web etc
Oct 9th 2003, 9:01 am
#4
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Clearly it is the stuff of the gods...bundy and coke, dark'n'stormies, mud rums, bundy in coffee, bundy straight........
Use it to cure a sore throat, ward off a chill, cure a cold (honest) - it's medicinal properties are stated right there on the bottle.
If you live out in the sticks, as I did for a year, there's really no choice. It's beer or bundy, and I don't drink beer.
At least you can get bundy over here...Threshers sell it by the (expensive) bottle, and Bundy and coke is on tap in some pubs, in Cambridge at least. We've also managed to find an independent off-licence who import Bundy Black and sell it to my aussie other half at cost price...can't beat that!
Go the Bundy Bear!
Use it to cure a sore throat, ward off a chill, cure a cold (honest) - it's medicinal properties are stated right there on the bottle.
If you live out in the sticks, as I did for a year, there's really no choice. It's beer or bundy, and I don't drink beer.
At least you can get bundy over here...Threshers sell it by the (expensive) bottle, and Bundy and coke is on tap in some pubs, in Cambridge at least. We've also managed to find an independent off-licence who import Bundy Black and sell it to my aussie other half at cost price...can't beat that!
Go the Bundy Bear!
Oct 9th 2003, 9:04 am
#5
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Cant bear it but Mr HB loves the stuff.
Only ever seen it in one place here and thats the Threshers in Kensington.
Why there i dont know
HB
Only ever seen it in one place here and thats the Threshers in Kensington.
Why there i dont know
HB
Oct 9th 2003, 9:43 am
#6
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Originally posted by HBgirl
Cant bear it but Mr HB loves the stuff.
Only ever seen it in one place here and thats the Threshers in Kensington.
Why there i dont know
HB
Cant bear it but Mr HB loves the stuff.
Only ever seen it in one place here and thats the Threshers in Kensington.
Why there i dont know
HB
Oct 9th 2003, 9:47 am
#7
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Didnt really know how to vote on this one.
At first I hated the stuff.
But now I really like it.
The girlfriend isnt to happy though as her supply is dwindling twice as fast now.
She even bought back a bottle of Bundy OP which I am looking forward to opening!!!
TT
At first I hated the stuff.
But now I really like it.
The girlfriend isnt to happy though as her supply is dwindling twice as fast now.
She even bought back a bottle of Bundy OP which I am looking forward to opening!!!
TT
Oct 9th 2003, 9:49 am
#8
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Originally posted by TrickyTree
Didnt really know how to vote on this one.
At first I hated the stuff.
But now I really like it.
The girlfriend isnt to happy though as her supply is dwindling twice as fast now.
She even bought back a bottle of Bundy OP which I am looking forward to opening!!!
TT
Didnt really know how to vote on this one.
At first I hated the stuff.
But now I really like it.
The girlfriend isnt to happy though as her supply is dwindling twice as fast now.
She even bought back a bottle of Bundy OP which I am looking forward to opening!!!
TT
Oct 9th 2003, 9:52 am
#9
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Originally posted by bundy
OP is way too hardcore for me...Bundy Black is good though. Very mellow. But then you feel guilty about swigging copious quantitied drowned with coke, so we usually just stick the plain ol bog-standard bundy.
OP is way too hardcore for me...Bundy Black is good though. Very mellow. But then you feel guilty about swigging copious quantitied drowned with coke, so we usually just stick the plain ol bog-standard bundy.
Best damn rum and coke ever, though!
Oct 9th 2003, 9:53 am
#10
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Bundy is definitely the drink of the gods. Growing up only 2 hours from Bundaberg I pretty much grew up on the stuff. Even remember going to the distillery at a very early age. My mum and whole family love the stuff, just can't bring enough into Oz duty free when I travel to keep the whole family happy.
Now that Mr TrickyTree seems to have changed his mind and acquired quite a taste for it the two bottles I bought back last month are quickly dwindling. Luckily the Walkabouts and other Aussie pubs over here stock it.
Now that Mr TrickyTree seems to have changed his mind and acquired quite a taste for it the two bottles I bought back last month are quickly dwindling. Luckily the Walkabouts and other Aussie pubs over here stock it.
Oct 9th 2003, 9:56 am
#11
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Originally posted by Miss TrickyTree
Bundy is definitely the drink of the gods. Growing up only 2 hours from Bundaberg I pretty much grew up on the stuff. Even remember going to the distillery at a very early age. My mum and whole family love the stuff, just can't bring enough into Oz duty free when I travel to keep the whole family happy.
Now that Mr TrickyTree seems to have changed his mind and acquired quite a taste for it the two bottles I bought back last month are quickly dwindling. Luckily the Walkabouts and other Aussie pubs over here stock it.
Bundy is definitely the drink of the gods. Growing up only 2 hours from Bundaberg I pretty much grew up on the stuff. Even remember going to the distillery at a very early age. My mum and whole family love the stuff, just can't bring enough into Oz duty free when I travel to keep the whole family happy.
Now that Mr TrickyTree seems to have changed his mind and acquired quite a taste for it the two bottles I bought back last month are quickly dwindling. Luckily the Walkabouts and other Aussie pubs over here stock it.
You were brought up well. I was weaned on gin, there being no Bundy rum in the UK, but I have since adopted Bundy as the drink of choice.
Threshers, people, Threshers! You don't have to rely on getting it in pubs!
Oct 9th 2003, 10:03 am
#12
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I've tried other stuff, but always come back to the good old Bundy....about the only spirit that I've never had a serious hangover from, even after drinking an entire bottle in one night.
Will have to check out Threshers when our duty free supplies are gone. Thanks
Will have to check out Threshers when our duty free supplies are gone. Thanks
Oct 9th 2003, 10:09 am
#13
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might be time to buy shares in Threshers 
Oct 9th 2003, 10:11 am
#14
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Originally posted by Miss TrickyTree
I've tried other stuff, but always come back to the good old Bundy....about the only spirit that I've never had a serious hangover from, even after drinking an entire bottle in one night.
Will have to check out Threshers when our duty free supplies are gone. Thanks
I've tried other stuff, but always come back to the good old Bundy....about the only spirit that I've never had a serious hangover from, even after drinking an entire bottle in one night.
Will have to check out Threshers when our duty free supplies are gone. Thanks
That's true - you don't normally get a hangover from Bundy. Just gut-rot from all that coke!
Oct 9th 2003, 10:13 am
#15
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Originally posted by bundy
That's true - you don't normally get a hangover from Bundy. Just gut-rot from all that coke!
That's true - you don't normally get a hangover from Bundy. Just gut-rot from all that coke!