What Did You Drink Last Night?

[Danny Ocean]

danny o,
*lol* did you think i wouldn't see? He he. Yes, that's right mr., 1000 lines of 'ohdh' on the blackboard!
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BD,

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Sorry, the eyes have now gone funny...!

Danny O
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[jamespowers]

BD,

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Sorry, the eyes have now gone funny...!

Danny O
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Yours and everyone else's no.

 

[Black Dahlia]

BD,

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Sorry, the eyes have now gone funny...!

Danny O
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Danny O,
Holy cr*p you silly so-and-so! *lol* Now, really, is that 1000 lines....guess I have to count it now. *tongue placed firmly in cheek*
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[jamespowers]

Danny O,
Holy cr*p you silly so-and-so! *lol* Now, really, is that 1000 lines....guess I have to count it now. *tongue placed firmly in cheek*
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Next time rap him on the knuckles with a ruler. Its easier.

 

[Black Dahlia]

Next time rap him on the knuckles with a ruler. Its easier.

No, not to Danny O. NEVER!
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[Yeps]

I am curious about something.

Can anyone tell me anything about dry (or extra dry) port?

 

[jamespowers]

I am curious about something.

Can anyone tell me anything about dry (or extra dry) port?

Dryness with port has to do with sweetness. A very dry port would not be very sweet at all. As I remember, the gradations were: very sweet, sweet, semi-dry, dry or extra dry. I have never had an extra dry port. I think you tend to get away from the port and move toward wine by that stage though.
The vintner determines how sweet a wine is by when he stops the fermentation.
I hope that helps in your next port selection.

 

[Yeps]

Dryness with port has to do with sweetness. A very dry port would not be very sweet at all. As I remember, the gradations were: very sweet, sweet, semi-dry, dry or extra dry. I have never had an extra dry port. I think you tend to get away from the port and move toward wine by that stage though.
The vintner determines how sweet a wine is by when he stops the fermentation.
I hope that helps in your next port selection.

I know about sweetness vs. dryness in general, and I was reading about port (my brother brought some rather nice vintage port from Nuffield's cellars home and it was rather good). Among the different types referenced, and of white port specifically (didn't know there was such a thing before), they talked about dry and extra dry, and it said that extra dry was similar to vermouth. Now I cannot find this site anymore, as I have no idea what combination of search terms pulled it up.

My thought was that dry port might be a suitable addition towards a cocktail of some sort.

The only port I have had has been sweet. Tawney I think, but I can't quite remember what the designation was. It was from some good year in the 80s.

 

[Wally_Hood]

Not last night, but on some previous nights... yet another Boston Sidecar, a martini with No. 209 gin and Stock vermouth, and a g&t with Q tonic.

 

[jamespowers]

I know about sweetness vs. dryness in general, and I was reading about port (my brother brought some rather nice vintage port from Nuffield's cellars home and it was rather good). Among the different types referenced, and of white port specifically (didn't know there was such a thing before), they talked about dry and extra dry, and it said that extra dry was similar to vermouth. Now I cannot find this site anymore, as I have no idea what combination of search terms pulled it up.

My thought was that dry port might be a suitable addition towards a cocktail of some sort.

The only port I have had has been sweet. Tawney I think, but I can't quite remember what the designation was. It was from some good year in the 80s.

Vermouth!? Geez, if it tastes that bad then I would go for a sweet port.
I suppose you could try to make a martini with dry port and see what you think. I use very little in my martinis so I doubt I would notice the difference.
Sounds like you had a nice port. I am out here. I suppose I should do the research and find myself a bottle or two to go with a cigar on a cold night.

 

[Yeps]

Vermouth!? Geez, if it tastes that bad then I would go for a sweet port.
I suppose you could try to make a martini with dry port and see what you think. I use very little in my martinis so I doubt I would notice the difference.

I am curious mostly. I am not particularly fond of the taste of vermouth, but I thought that it might be interesting to find dry port to see if it works as a substitute. I think that the new cocktail would need a new name. If I ever try, I will write up the results and try to figure out a name.

 

[jamespowers]

I am curious mostly. I am not particularly fond of the taste of vermouth, but I thought that it might be interesting to find dry port to see if it works as a substitute. I think that the new cocktail would need a new name. If I ever try, I will write up the results and try to figure out a name.

Yepstini.

 

[rkwilker]

Boddington's English Ale. Very good.

 

[Black Dahlia]

I had some blanche beer; it was yummy!
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[Geiamama]

A rather generous amount of Sailor Jerry rum with coke and plenty of ice. Mmmmm I think I might have another tonight...

 

[Black Dahlia]

Waiting to try a new drink creation, with maple syrup as a key ingredient....cue dashing Danny O...
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[Danny Ocean]

Waiting to try a new drink creation, with maple syrup as a key ingredient....cue dashing Danny O...
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BD,

My apologies for the delay, I was in the cellar! Why yes, may I recommend the "Maple Leaf".

Using a 50ml measure:

1 1/2 measures of Bourbon (Woodford Reserve)
1/2 measure of maple syrup
1/2 measure lemon juice

Shaken with ice, strained, and served in an old-fashioned glass, garnished with a cinnamon stick.


Or, alternatively, a "Brown Derby"

Using a 50ml measure:

1 1/2 measures of Dark Rum
1/4 measure of maple syrup
1/2 measure lime juice

Shaken with ice, strained, and served in a Martini glass.

We look forward to seeing you at The Club.

Cheers

Danny O
x

 

[rue]

Well, if you have the Bacardi out, and the gin, try mixing the following cocktail, a "Bacardi Special":

2 measures of Bacardi
1 measure of Gin
1/2 measure of fresh lime juice
1/4 measure Grenadine

Shake with ice, strain, and serve in a martini glass.

Ah, a G'n'T lover, my favourite. Try it with Tanqueray next time, and a lime wedge instead of lemon. Let me know what you think, I guarantee you'll want another!

Why thank you for the invite, but yes, there is the small matter of the Atlantic! :eusa_doh:

Danny O

p.s. we are in the "Drinks" thread, aren't we..........?!

We are now

Thank you for the drink Danny O. It was delicious

 

[Miss Golightly]

Prosecco & Merlot (not together of course!)

 

[Danny Ocean]

Prosecco & Merlot (not together of course!)

Ah, Prosecco.......with Peach Schnapps, brings back memories of Bellini's in Harry's Bar, Venice...mmm!

Danny O