The Corkbook
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My quarantine drinking routine has solidified.
Friday: 2ish drinks. e.g., a bottle of wine split with the wife (usually a pinot, merlot or cab), o r a couple of beers
Saturday: one super nice drink. Last few weeks its been lagavulin.Other than that I'm exclusively water, coffee and sparkling water.
Does anyone else get excited by the thought of coffee in the morning just before going to sleep?
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I´ve been hooked on margaritas lately. With freshly squeezed lemon or lime and mandarin juice. So, it´s pretty healthy!
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@Optimistic Absolutely! Vitamin C, FTW!
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Gin and tonic is one of my favourite things in the world, to the point where I don't buy gin.
Tomorrow, I'm buying gin.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in The Corkbook:
Gin and tonic is one of my favourite things in the world, to the point where I don't buy gin.
Tomorrow, I'm buying gin.
What brands do you like best?
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Standard stuff - Bombay Sapphire and Tangeray
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@Doctor-Phibes said in The Corkbook:
Standard stuff - Bombay Sapphire and Tangeray
I like the Tanqueray, too. I have no idea how to spell it, but that hasn't stopped me from enjoying it. Hendricks is okay, but too expensive given that I don't think it's great.
Another I like is Prairie Organic gin. It's a Phillips product made from Minnesoooooota organic corn.
It's nice in a G&T. It's also quite affordable, which is rather scary. -
@George-K said in The Corkbook:
I'm getting my first shipment today.
I finally had two bottles empty that needed to be shipped out. I put them in the (supplied) box, attached the pre-printed label, and took it to the post office on Monday.
Two refilled bottles arrived via FedEx today. Total cost is, indeed, higher than going to Target, Best Buy or Kohls. (about $6 a bottle more, including shipping). But the hassle factor was zero, and service was fast. Considering I don't need to drive anywhere, stand in line, waiting, only to be told that they're out of stock, it's worth it.