Whooo Hooo!! I get to meet BD and LJA!

[Diane]

BTW, what is a MERC? As in mercantile? or as in Merc-clothing? Hehehehehe!

I think Julie was referring to her 2nd job..... part time... for the AOS..... requires a ski mask and a weapon...

[bench72]

I think that's spelled whine - y.... **giggling**

I'm so glad you beat me to this line!

I was just reading about boxed wines gaining popularity down under (land of the screw top.) Good wines are being packaged that way now.

errrrr..... we make bad wines????



Just for the record, the customary thing to do is...
1. wine-ing at home = "chateau le card-board";
2. dining out = Aussie Wine;
3. trying to impress someone who doesn't know how to appreciate anything about wine = French Wine;
4. spending a sunny day at the beach = white Aussie wine (or beer);
5. trying to impress a client who thinks they know about wine = NZ Sauvignon Blanc
6. romantic afternoon cosying by the fire = Red Aussie Wine!

2-6 are bottled!

there you have it folks! Have yourself an Aussie wine-ing experience... either that or drink loads of beer!

[Hoa Tony Nguyen]

Just for the record, the customary thing to do is...
1. wine-ing at home = "chateau le card-board";
2. dining out = Aussie Wine;
3. trying to impress someone who doesn't know how to appreciate anything about wine = French Wine;
4. spending a sunny day at the beach = white Aussie wine (or beer);
5. trying to impress a client who thinks they know about wine = NZ Sauvignon Blanc
6. romantic afternoon cosying by the fire = Red Aussie Wine!

2-6 are bottled!

there you have it folks! Have yourself an Aussie wine-ing experience... either that or drink loads of beer!

Since only 2-6 are bottled and wine-ing at home = "chateau le card-board", so that means Tim-O, you have a moonshine operation on your backyard? Brewing ready-to-drink Le Chateau au Card-Board straight from the bucket for oversea visitors?

[Diane]

Just for the record, the customary thing to do is...
1. wine-ing at home = "chateau le card-board";
2. dining out = Aussie Wine;
3. trying to impress someone who doesn't know how to appreciate anything about wine = French Wine;
4. spending a sunny day at the beach = white Aussie wine (or beer);
5. trying to impress a client who thinks they know about wine = NZ Sauvignon Blanc
6. romantic afternoon cosying by the fire = Red Aussie Wine!

2-6 are bottled!

there you have it folks! Have yourself an Aussie wine-ing experience... either that or drink loads of beer!

Well, I'm sure glad I got #6 level wine while I was visiting.

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Well, I'm sure glad I got #6 level wine while I was visiting.

...she is going to do a tell all, isn't she.... LOL! When you come to AR, you will have to have some good o' Arkansas Wine. Bottled about 25 min from our home.

Cheers!
BD

[Piper]

Tim-O has expertly outlined his program, but he's summarized only. There are actually two parts to each of his numbers. For each instance that he's described, you first pour the wine, admiring its legs and color, and then breathe its aroma. The second part is the sip (repeat the second part as necessary.)

So really what we have is our own 12-step program...much more my speed!

Julie

[Diane]

...When you come to AR, you will have to have some good o' Arkansas Wine.

Cheers!
BD

I'm almost positive that "good o' Arkansas Wine" is an oxymoron....

Perhaps I'd better bring my own.... hmmmm wheres that Robert Young..??

[Piper]

Diane! I have a "box" to send you...

Julie

PS - Who do you favor in d tour this year?

[Diane]

Diane!

PS - Who do you favor in d tour this year?

d tour?? you mean that bycicle thingy??