A wonderful 25 year old Armagnac, to go along with a 20 year old cognac (previously pictured).
And, a snifter to go with them....
And, a snifter to go with them....
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Ah, now you are talking my language. (Briskly rubs hands, happily).
Remind me again of the (name and so on of the) aged cognac - and a nice elegant bottle of 25 year old Armagnac is a purchase I have an eye on myself .
As an aside, it does occur to me that you must be on the rocky - if uneven - road to full recovery from your recent bout of nasty pneumonia if you are in the process of ordering cognac and armagnac.
Are the glasses yours, or merely for the purposes of illustration?
And, if you are on the road to recovery, have you tried the irresistible combination of espresso and aged cognac at the close of an excellent dinner, (well washed down with decent wine)? Cognac, (aged, smooth), an excellent companion of like minded disposition and preferences, and espresso makes an excellent way to conclude a splendid repast ..
Thank you. my friend, for noting my recovery...it's been a stinker!
The glass is a new purchase...very attractive, I think...and very reasonably priced. The cognac mentioned above is pictured below. Incredibly smooth, a bit sweet, and all around delicious.
Excellent. This is very good news, recovery and planned consumption of Armagnac and Cognac, both.
Just as espresso should always be served in its own, special little cups, (you, I know, have solid glass ones - I love the small Italian porcelain cups), cognac should always - but always - be served in the appropriate balloon shaped glassware. Nothing else will suffice - so may you enjoy sipping and savouring both the Armagnac (25 years, hm, I await the tasting notes with interest) and the aged 20 year old cognac (a brand I have not ever come across, let alone sampled, in my travels ..and I am rather partial to a glass or two of cognac .)
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Very nice equipment. I see you have the very same frothing thermometer as I do. I have a Gaggia Baby Class and a Rancilio Rocky grinder.
Lovely set up - good luck with it and I hope you enjoy it.
Why don't you drop by to say a hello to some of us on the incredible 'espresso' thread? You'll get a warm welcome from the quite wonderfully deranged regulars, along with much well meant and hugely well informed advice on all matters related to coffee.
Aha - this post caught your eye as well; another one we might manage to ensnare in the espresso thread if we set succeed in setting out our wares attractively enough ...
The first thing I did was remove the steam wand and fit the Rancilio Silvia wand.
Id forgotten about the espresso thread, ill head over there now
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The first thing I did was remove the steam wand and fit the Rancilio Silvia wand.
Id forgotten about the espresso thread, ill head over there now
You replaced the wand on your Gaggia? Was it difficult and do you think it will fit my Gaggia Baby Class? I've not been overly happy with the Pannarello style wands.
Don't know about the Baby, but dead easy on the Classic. Undid the nut holding it in place and pulled the wand out. Put the nut onto the Silvia wand and screwed it back in place. The wand cost me £10 on eBay brand new. I'll send you some photos tomorrow.
Nice! I had a similar idea later down the road.
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Absolutely gorgeous. Congrats!
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Enjoy!
Nice to see another ThatDudeinBlue watcher on here! I really really enjoy his videos.
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Ordered this GT Tropic Rally perforated watch strap supposedly made using genuine leather for my Moto 360. I do have my doubts about how genuine it really is though.
I'm not really, but I'm passionate about these sort of things nonetheless.
I'm not really, but I'm passionate about these sort of things nonetheless.
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