A glass (or three) of a rather elegant French white wine: A blend of Chardonnay and Viognier, from the south of France, it is called Domaine de Coussergues.
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It’s a Bourbon. A bit stronger than my usual Jack Daniels or Jim Beam.
One of my fav Bourbons!!
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On the menu for tonight...
Had another delicious stout from The Bruery last night... Hold the Spoon: Black Chocolate Cake. Oh my! It was really that good! Clocking in at only 8%, it had a little ump to it. Overall very satisfing and will be doing another one very soon!
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Thank you.
Actually, I opened it at lunch time, so that it would have sufficient time to breathe away to itself, and would be just about perfect when I sat down to dinner.
Yes, it is delicious.
Enjoying a glass of white wine (a splendid, buttery, and hefty, Chardonnay) from Burgundy, in France.
Sipping a glass of "Old Speckled Hen", described (on it label) as a "Distinctive English Pale Ale".
Old Hoppy Hen is good to. Those are the only two I have been able to find here in the states! Old Speckled Hen I think is really good and it does drink and taste like what I feel an English Ale should be like.
Haven't had "Old Hoppy Hen" and am attempting to persuade my off licence vendor to try to track down "Old Crusty hen".
However, agreed: I think that Old Speckled Hen is an excellent classic ale, perfect for summer sipping.
The Albariño is certainly the quintessential white wine of Spain. What particular Albariño was it?
