Thread: Idyits Cheesy Booz Revuus

A rare treat in store for Mrs Sheerluck this evening.

Previous vintages of this cheeky little sparkling Moscato have always promised much, and delivered pleasure aplenty.

With its sweet, honeyed, strawberry flavours providing reminiscences of carefree boyhood days refilling large paper cups from all 4 spouts at the Hungry Jack's postmix bar, with a subtle acidic undertone available only from licking those blue/grey deposits off the battery terminals.
The light, sparkling texture provides a certain knowledge that I will be without the doona at several points tonight, and possibly deaf in at least one ear by morning.

It is gentle on the nose, but certain death to the palate, best served chilled with friends.

Or if cannibalism isn't your thing, anything very spicy that will remove your taste buds beforehand.

Originally Posted by sheerluck

A rare treat in store for Mrs Sheerluck this evening.

Previous vintages of this cheeky little sparkling Moscato have always promised much, and delivered pleasure aplenty.

With its sweet, honeyed, strawberry flavours providing reminiscences of carefree boyhood days refilling large paper cups from all 4 spouts at the Hungry Jack's postmix bar, with a subtle acidic undertone available only from licking those blue/grey deposits off the battery terminals.
The light, sparkling texture provides a certain knowledge that I will be without the doona at several points tonight, and possibly deaf in at least one ear by morning.

It is gentle on the nose, but certain death to the palate, best served chilled with friends.

Or if cannibalism isn't your thing, anything very spicy that will remove your taste buds beforehand.

Let me know if you get lucky!!!!! It seems SHMBO's Yelloglen yellow doesnt work any more
Andrew

I think we need to start adding the 'drop yer panties' scale to the reviews.

I've heard some people have high hit rates with rohypnol, but there's nothing wrong with trying the old fashioned gentleman's way with a bit of charm for good measure. A bottle of nice (or not so nice) wine, a wink and a nod and everyon'es on the same page

Getting lucky? I've got more chance of growing an extra leg I reckon.

Probably not in the right spectre of this thread but I'll do a quick review from where I am at the moment. Stone's Green Ginger Wine, Strong Ginger overtones, with a beautiful burn that brings forth a marvellous warm feeling from within (it's blowing about 30kts from the west here at the moment). Able to make a beer that's been cold, hot then cold again drinkable once more and also does a standout job of masking the fish taste from the top of the stubby when the fish and the beer have to share the same esky.

A long time ago at a thunder rally, I woke at dawn in a lake of Stones Green Ginger Wine. Trouble was it was the two bottles I had consumed the night before.

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

A long time ago at a thunder rally, I woke at dawn in a lake of Stones Green Ginger Wine. Trouble was it was the two bottles I had consumed the night before.

I'm hearin' ya but it's more like .

Originally Posted by sheerluck

A rare treat in store for Mrs Sheerluck this evening.

Previous vintages of this cheeky little sparkling Moscato have always promised much, and delivered pleasure aplenty.

With its sweet, honeyed, strawberry flavours providing reminiscences of carefree boyhood days refilling large paper cups from all 4 spouts at the Hungry Jack's postmix bar, with a subtle acidic undertone available only from licking those blue/grey deposits off the battery terminals.
The light, sparkling texture provides a certain knowledge that I will be without the doona at several points tonight, and possibly deaf in at least one ear by morning.

It is gentle on the nose, but certain death to the palate, best served chilled with friends.

Or if cannibalism isn't your thing, anything very spicy that will remove your taste buds beforehand.

Did it do battle with the Sheerluck lurgy? If so, was it victorious? In other words, will it cure me?