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What Did You Drink Last Night?

Danny Ocean

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The Portobello Club
Danny O,

Why I haven't seen you at the Club in AGES! Where have you been hiding yourself? I've been wasting the hours away with Clem. And he's no conversationalist!

I had a pint of cider. Wanted more, but knew the consequences that 'more' brings.
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BD

Hi BD,

Well, you remember the last time we were at the Club, you left the tap running in the ladies powder room...........and it flooded...........well, now you know where I've been! Drop my drycleaning around, next time you're passing.............please!

Danny O
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Danny Ocean

A-List Customer
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488
Location
The Portobello Club
You must have watched Rachel Maddow the other night. She had a cocktail moment and made a "French 75" with cognac. I'm dying to try it! I adore any drink with Champagne!

Cheers!

Hi Sharpsburg,

No, I didn't, it's just "French 75's" are one of my favourite cocktails, although I don't know what it would be like with cognac?! Let me know, once you've tried it.

With you on the champagne.......and gin!

Cheers,

Danny O
 

Dubya

One of the Regulars
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220
Location
Kent, England
Bloody lovely stuff this.............................



The origins of Porter date back to London in the early nineteenth century when it was popular to mix two or three beers -- usually an old, well-vatted or "stale" brown ale -- with a new brown ale and a pale ale. It was time-consuming for the pub owner to pull from three casks for one pint, so brewers in London tested and produced a new beer, known as entire, to match the tastes of such mixtures. Using high roasted malts, entire was dark, cloudy and hoppy. It was also easily produced in bulk and ideally suited to the soft well water of London. Very quickly, it became popular among the porters working in Billingsgate and Smithfield markets. Gradually, the beer took on the name Porter in recognition of its greatest devotees.
 
Is that beer?

Uh, no. :p
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