SweetWitch
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It's an unlabeled product, though.
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It's an unlabeled product, though.
TxRad
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Those metal energy drink cans work great for shipping liquids but send them ground only.
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Those metal energy drink cans work great for shipping liquids but send them ground only.
This is a fine wine, sealed in bottles. One simply does not displace the cork unless one is preparing to drink.
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I was joking my dear.
Some of the wine I've made in the past would eat a metal bottle in a few says.
A little strong to say the least.
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I was joking my dear.
Some of the wine I've made in the past would eat a metal bottle in a few says.
A little strong to say the least.
Mine is a touch strong, but it's wonderful on the tongue.
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Mine is a touch strong, but it's wonderful on the tongue.
We're still talking about wine, right?
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We're still talking about wine, right?
Remy! We'll discuss anything you want.
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Coolness.
Can we discuss how much I've been missing all of you folks out in the midwest? I really wish those saints or faeries or whomever works lottery wishes would throw me a win one of these days. hehehe
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Coolness.
Can we discuss how much I've been missing all of you folks out in the midwest? I really wish those saints or faeries or whomever works lottery wishes would throw me a win one of these days. hehehe
I know the feeling, darlin'. I just hope the next novel sells well.
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It always is. Loads of plastic stuff and a serious solid crate (or a good wooden box). Bear, have you considered the possibility of making a suitable transit container for Molly's bottle of wine ?
I have a load of questions to ask my Consultant on the subject of alcohol. I really don't mind voluntarily being TT, but to have it imposed is agony.
And I have some superb port. . . .
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It's right now illegal to ship alcoholic beverages between provinces here. Damn Liquor Boards protecting the big brewers... you Americans are so lucky you don't have to put up with Liquor Boards that stop shipments. Some of our breweries and vineyards could make great sales if we could ship to other provinces.
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It's right now illegal to ship alcoholic beverages between provinces here. Damn Liquor Boards protecting the big brewers... you Americans are so lucky you don't have to put up with Liquor Boards that stop shipments. Some of our breweries and vineyards could make great sales if we could ship to other provinces.
It's even easier in the EU.
What on earth is a Liquor Board (apart from an 80-year old hang up, perhaps ?
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And? It's legal for you to make up to 200 gallons a year for 'sacramental purposes' and has been clear back in Prohibition. If keeping in touch with friends isn't a lower-case sacrament, what is? Just roll the bottle up in several layers of bubble wrap, mark it 'Fragile-glass' and send it. UPS doesn't X-Ray packages, yanno.
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I may have to do just that. Of course, it has to wait until next weekend because of my work hours, but I think it's do-able.
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Maybe by the time it arrives the weather will be cool enough to properly appreciate it.
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I really am quite proud of it. It was my first effort at wine-making, so to have it come out so well was quite a boon.
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Congratulations! It took my dad several tries before he came up with one that won silver medals. Wine-making is quite the art.
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Oh, it was. It was!
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Pears are better suited for brandy in my opinion anyway. As wine it tends to be too bitter.
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It depends upon the variety, I guess, but Pears mix well with a decent Apple. The resulting Brandy is rather nice.
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The pears I had at the time were the hard canning variety. They had to be very overly ripe to be anywhere near sweet. I had four trees worth on my old place and had to prop the limbs up to keep them from breaking with all the pears. They fermented very well, though.
The ones that fell to the ground after I got what i wanted were strong enough to get the deer drunk that ate them.
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We distilled it. It's currently aging, but is better suited for cleaning furniture than anything else.
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We distilled it. It's currently aging, but is better suited for cleaning furniture than anything else.
Does it taste bad? If so how does it taste?
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