I love a hendricks GT. and no lime. just let that cucumber effervesce. but I never cared for that cucumber martini. does it take a certain vermouth or do i just have vegie hang up? Those bastard "friend" already laugh at me for drinking out of a steam glass. I point and mumble somethingabout 007 but i never win the aurgment. good thing i don't listen to them.skot11 wrote:best martini ever ...
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What is it about martinis?
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Even if a cucumber is delicious soaked in alcohol (personally, I'm skeptical), if you need a vegetable to enjoy gin then you don't like gin and you should put the bottle down and find some Arbor Mist or a nice Lancer's.Enabler wrote:I love a hendricks GT. and no lime. just let that cucumber effervesce. but I never cared for that cucumber martini. does it take a certain vermouth or do i just have vegie hang up? Those bastard "friend" already laugh at me for drinking out of a steam glass. I point and mumble somethingabout 007 but i never win the aurgment. good thing i don't listen to them.skot11 wrote:best martini ever ...
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Frankly, if the martini is ice-cold and at least four parts gin, then you have to make an extreme and deliberate effort to make it go wrong from there.
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Granted the scots are an odd people and Hendricks isn't my favorit gin but with a people with such a rich history of drinking you should turn you back on them so fast. Hell Laphroaig by itself should give them the right to make gin out of anything they wanted.Barca wrote:Even if a cucumber is delicious soaked in alcohol (personally, I'm skeptical), if you need a vegetable to enjoy gin then you don't like gin and you should put the bottle down and find some Arbor Mist or a nice Lancer's.Enabler wrote:I love a hendricks GT. and no lime. just let that cucumber effervesce. but I never cared for that cucumber martini. does it take a certain vermouth or do i just have vegie hang up? Those bastard "friend" already laugh at me for drinking out of a steam glass. I point and mumble somethingabout 007 but i never win the aurgment. good thing i don't listen to them.skot11 wrote:best martini ever ...
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I would never blame an entire country for the efforts of one company, otherwise Foster's, Canadian Mist, Beck's, Amstel, Sapporo, and Zima would already have me hostilely disposed towards most of the world.Enabler wrote: Granted the scots are an odd people and Hendricks isn't my favorit gin but with a people with such a rich history of drinking you should turn you back on them so fast. Hell Laphroaig by itself should give them the right to make gin out of anything they wanted.
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I would, however, give CREDIT to an entire country for the efforts of one company, and thus I heart the Gaels, the Germans, the Czechs, the Mexicans, the French, and even, (and sometimes espeically) the English.Barca wrote:I would never blame an entire country for the efforts of one company, otherwise Foster's, Canadian Mist, Beck's, Amstel, Sapporo, and Zima would already have me hostilely disposed towards most of the world.Enabler wrote: Granted the scots are an odd people and Hendricks isn't my favorit gin but with a people with such a rich history of drinking you should turn you back on them so fast. Hell Laphroaig by itself should give them the right to make gin out of anything they wanted.
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Hard weather and hard booze
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Hard weather and hard booze
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For the chains you refuse
True, I can love whole nations simply for the efforts of Vladimir Nabokov, Sergio Leone, or Frank Sinatra.Jimmy&Guinney wrote:I would, however, give CREDIT to an entire country for the efforts of one company, and thus I heart the Gaels, the Germans, the Czechs, the Mexicans, the French, and even, (and sometimes espeically) the English.Barca wrote:I would never blame an entire country for the efforts of one company, otherwise Foster's, Canadian Mist, Beck's, Amstel, Sapporo, and Zima would already have me hostilely disposed towards most of the world.Enabler wrote: Granted the scots are an odd people and Hendricks isn't my favorit gin but with a people with such a rich history of drinking you should turn you back on them so fast. Hell Laphroaig by itself should give them the right to make gin out of anything they wanted.
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You beat me to it by a mile.Martini Time wrote:What is it about Martinis, you ask?
"A Drink with Something in It"
There is something about a Martini,
A tingle remarkably pleasant;
A yellow, a mellow Martini;
I wish I had one at present.
There is something about a Martini,
Ere the dining and dancing begin,
And to tell you the truth,
It is not the vermouth -
I think that perhaps it's the gin.
- Ogden Nash (1935)
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