Huh!? I really did not know that we where spoiled cognacwise. My dad has allways gone for the Armanac instead, and told me that you can find more interresting ang good tastes in the moderate price range there, than with cognac. I've allways agrees. But then, I'm more of a whiskey gal, so what do I know.Smithy said:The Norwegian cognacs are usually fairly unknown outside of Scandinavia but are some of the best.
Helen Troy said:Huh!? I really did not know that we where spoiled cognacwise.
Pip said:A rather fine bottle of "Gallo White Grenache" here, perfect for any occasion.
Blossom Hill White Zinfandel is also another winner
That or Pimms....with ginger ale (not beer) or lemonade.
Pip said:A rather fine bottle of "Gallo White Grenache" here, perfect for any occasion.
Blossom Hill White Zinfandel is also another winner
That or Pimms....with ginger ale (not beer) or lemonade.
Smithy said:Pimms reminds me of summers when I was a young boy. My great aunts and grandmother used to make huge jars of Pimms stuffed full of mint leaves for everybody after tennis games and hot days - not me though I was too young then to be allowed near it.
BeBopBaby said:I thought a "dark and stormy" was dark, spiced rum and ginger beer? In Bermuda, dark and stormy's with dark rum are like what a mojito is to Cuba, kind of like a national drink.
Which reminds me, I'm running out of all the good rum that I bought when I was in Bermuda...