I'm gonna get the ball rolling by bringing some locally produced cider....
this isn't your Blackthorn or Natch... this is real Farmhouse stuff 8)
Last time I asked, it was over 8%...but it's variable...mostly upwards. :blink:
If you let me know if you want some by pm, I'll make sure you get to try some.( if you want gallons I'll have to charge, But a few pints..np)
what local produce can you bring? (and it doesn't have to be intoxicating/halucinogenic) {but preferably!}
QuoteOriginally posted by Blunt@Jun 16 2005, 01:14 AM
I'm gonna get the ball rolling by bringing some locally produced cider....
this isn't your Blackthorn or Natch... this is real Farmhouse stuff 8)
Last time I asked, it was over 8%...but it's variable...mostly upwards. :blink:
If you let me know if you want some by pm, I'll make sure you get to try some.( if you want gallons I'll have to charge, But a few pints..np)
what local produce can you bring? (and it doesn't have to be intoxicating/halucinogenic) {but preferably!}
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I could bring some Dutch cookies called: stroopwafels
Or otherwise some Dutch Edammer cheese.
Forget the cheese and strudelwaffle, bring the real dutch delicacy.. HOOKERS ! :dribble:
If JB's off @ the Amsterdamtrip then I know where he's @...(I know, arange it...)
My suitcase isn't that big JB. Bridget might fit in it... :lmfao: ;)
QuoteOriginally posted by JB@Jun 16 2005, 07:32 AM
Forget the cheese and strudelwaffle, bring the real dutch delicacy.. HOOKERS ! :dribble:
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Shame on you!! That's illegal in this country! :devil:
One points JB towards the acceptable use policy (http://forum.deadmen.co.uk/index.php?act=SR&f=19) :narnar:
We could bring some berenburger :D
And no you can't get this at mac D :P
QuoteOriginally posted by Blunt@Jun 16 2005, 12:14 AM
I'm gonna get the ball rolling by bringing some locally produced cider....
this isn't your Blackthorn or Natch... this is real Farmhouse stuff 8)
Last time I asked, it was over 8%...but it's variable...mostly upwards. :blink:
If you let me know if you want some by pm, I'll make sure you get to try some.( if you want gallons I'll have to charge, But a few pints..np)
what local produce can you bring? (and it doesn't have to be intoxicating/halucinogenic) {but preferably!}
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Hook me up Blunt, I'll try it. Don't do PM's, they are complicated.
QuoteOriginally posted by Benny@Jun 16 2005, 10:35 PM
Hook me up Blunt, I'll try it. Don't do PM's, they are complicated.
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right-o :D
QuoteOriginally posted by da_Ricci@Jun 16 2005, 07:58 PM
We could bring some berenburger :D
And no you can't get this at mac D :P
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Maybe Apfelkorn would be better, although it's German but it's really tasty schnaps. The real deal ofcourse: Berentzen.
Does anyone have a clue what them Dutchies are waffling on about? Apfelkorn, whats that, a breakfast cereal? ;)
QuoteOriginally posted by DuVeL@Jun 17 2005, 08:01 AM
Maybe Apfelkorn would be better, although it's German but it's really tasty schnaps. The real deal ofcourse: Berentzen.
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Ja. Oder Jägermeister?
Apfelkorn for breakfast - sounds a very LANnish thing to do... :pinch:
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Jun 17 2005, 02:06 PM
Does anyone have a clue what them Dutchies are waffling on about? Apfelkorn, whats that, a breakfast cereal? ;)
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:ranting: It has 18% alcohol in it and apfel is German for Apple.
BERENTZEN - Apfelkorn
Description:
The Original Berentzen ApfelKorn set a new standard in soft liqueur drinks and has a tremendous international success.
Sun-ripened apples give the distinct and unrivalled taste to this marvellous product which is consumed in many countries by people of all ages.
Link here: http://www.berentzen-apfelkorn.nl/ (http://www.berentzen-apfelkorn.nl/flash.php)
(http://home.arcor.de/miniflaschen/Schnaps/schnapslik5/schnapslikor21.jpg)
And DM, I prefer Apfelkorn over Jagermeister (although jagermeister is also quit good).
;) 8)
I've had jagermeister - why didn't you just say that's what it was like!!!! ;) :D
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Jun 17 2005, 04:13 PM
I've had jagermeister - why didn't you just say that's what it was like!!!! ;) :D
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It's nothing like Jagermeister...
Just wait for the LAN. :rolleyes:
I'm also up for sampling some of the fine cider Blunt .....
if I like ...ya may even get a sale !!
8)
bah, dutch apple juice. Can't beat a good jug of scrumpy :D
QuoteOriginally posted by Gandalf-LordOfJelly@Jun 17 2005, 03:17 PM
bah, dutch apple juice. Can't beat a good jug of scrumpy :D
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No No german apple juice :whistle:
Apfel Korn is best served after it has spent about 4 hours in the freezer..... :norty:
TL.
I hate you all, sounds like its gonna be a beast of a LAN and you picked the one weekend in the year that I'm not in the country!
Is anyone coming from Glasgow, if so I think that a cutural exchange using Buckfast "wine" may be needed.
Whitey you aren't far away are you?
Lived in Glasgow for 4 years and sampled some........
Imagine Ribena, antifreeze and rohypnol mixed together and you'd be a fraction of the way there.
QuoteOriginally posted by DuVeL@Jun 16 2005, 06:28 AM
I could bring some Dutch cookies ....
The last time I had cookies from Holland was from a coffee shop in Amsterdam. Needless to say it took me about 3 days to recover :roflmao:
PEN
QuoteOriginally posted by Liberator@Jun 18 2005, 10:08 PM
Is anyone coming from Glasgow, if so I think that a cutural exchange using Buckfast "wine" may be needed.
Whitey you aren't far away are you?
Lived in Glasgow for 4 years and sampled some........
Imagine Ribena, antifreeze and rohypnol mixed together and you'd be a fraction of the way there.
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About an hour and a half drive but I won't be going to next LAN either. :(
QuoteOriginally posted by Whitey@Jun 19 2005, 10:14 PM
About an hour and a half drive but I won't be going to next LAN either. :(
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aww :(
QuoteOriginally posted by ThePENDRAGON@Jun 19 2005, 05:52 PM
The last time I had cookies from Holland was from a coffee shop in Amsterdam. Needless to say it took me about 3 days to recover :roflmao:
PEN
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That long!!How much dit you eat??
1day is normal!! :dribble: :whistle:
QuoteOriginally posted by da_Ricci@Jun 20 2005, 07:32 PM
That long!!How much dit you eat??
1day is normal!! :dribble: :whistle:
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ok ok perhaps it just felt like a few days :)
My g/f lives next door to buckfast abbey where Buckfast Tonic is produced. Incidently that's in devon, so technically you can't bring it if you're from Glasgow as it's not local ;)
well I've booked the rooms...so I'm definately coming.
I'll pick up the cider a couple of days before I come...it should keep well for a week or so if kept cool and unflustered :D ....so don't plan on stocking up! DRINK YOUNG!
and so far I got Pen down for 2-3 gallons :whistle:
and Duvel & family down for 1.
I reckon I can fit in about 8 in total so book em in early 8)
I shall bring perry for meself :ph34r:
I just checked and it's £5.50 odd a gall (5 litres)...it says 6% on the label, but don't believe it
default is "dry" unless you ask otherwise...sweet is undrinkable afaik...trust me, dry is good 8)
happy days ;)
pm me to order yours
QuoteShame on you!! That's illegal in this country!
One points JB towards the acceptable use policy
All it says, when you follow the link, is not to promote/distribute pirate material.
BUMP
QuoteOriginally posted by DuVeL@Oct 3 2005, 09:48 PM
BUMP
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full up now sorry :D 8)
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Jun 21 2005, 05:57 PM
My g/f lives next door to buckfast abbey where Buckfast Tonic is produced.
That's where I got married (the Abbey that is, not at your g/f's and not in the Tonic factory)! And fwiw the 'basic' fortified wine before they add the herbs is much nicer than the tonic imo - the late Abbot used to supply us with bottles (any plastic screwtop bottle he could get hold of) of basic :cheers:
TL.
Crazy, it is a small world! Yeah you've gotta love the old Abbey, they sell the main supply of alcohol for all Scottish drunks, and at the same time advocate a tee-total existance and put up posters to AA! :D :D
Lovely place to have a wedding though! So you still live around there?
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Oct 4 2005, 01:47 PM
Lovely place to have a wedding though! So you still live around there?
Never lived in Buckfastleigh myself, but SWMBO's family had roots there. I still buy the honey when I'm down there - it's one of my favourites.
TL.
QuoteOriginally posted by TeaLeaf@Oct 4 2005, 01:08 PM
Never lived in Buckfastleigh myself, but SWMBO's family had roots there. I still buy the honey when I'm down there - it's one of my favourites.
TL.
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So that's not the only honey you came from there with. :dribble:
QuoteOriginally posted by JB@Oct 4 2005, 04:43 PM
So that's not the only honey you came from there with. :dribble:
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ba-dum....Ching!
QuoteOriginally posted by A Twig@Oct 4 2005, 01:47 PM
Crazy, it is a small world! Yeah you've gotta love the old Abbey, they sell the main supply of alcohol for all Scottish drunks, and at the same time advocate a tee-total existance and put up posters to AA! :D :D
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they do Advocat too! :P
Good stuff you brought Blunt. I thought it was for trying only, didn't knew you were bringing a jerrycan for me :blink:. I couldn't bring it with me though. Customs probably would have thought it was rocket fuel that I was trying to steal from the airport. Rizzy had quit a hard time with it aswell ;).
I hope you guys liked the stroopwafels and Apfelkorn.
Greetz, Pete
EDIT: The cheese was (young) Edammer cheese, 40+.
loved the cheese Duv...
no worries about the cider...I got no probs gettng shot of it 8)
I shoulda caught you early saturday really..but I likes me bed 2 much :blush:
hope you all enjoyed it :)
QuoteOriginally posted by Blunt@Oct 11 2005, 12:03 AM
loved the cheese Duv...
no worries about the cider...I got no probs gettng shot of it 8)
I shoulda caught you early saturday really..but I likes me bed 2 much :blush:
hope you all enjoyed it :)
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I've changed me mind Blunt. It was a moment of weakness that drove me to turn down the second gallon.
Fantastic stuff - just like mamma used to make (or was it someone else - the memory goes with scrumpy)