My last sips

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My last sips

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Over the past hour and a half, I have just finished a glass of Madeira. Now it is time to take my daughter to school, after brushing my teeth. You know the morning has a crazy start when it is 8 a.m. and you've already had your fill of Madeira for the day. Off to LA to drink Port w/ Andy! [cheers.gif] Oh yeah, it was a Leacock's Velho Verdelho bottled circa 1885-1905. Good not great.
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I see, starting without me huh :Naughty:

I've got everything ready to decant my bottles later today and last night Alex brought his over so I can decant those as well. In the wings are a 1940 Quarles Harris Colheita, 1970 Niepoort VP, 1963 Cockburn's VP, 2004 Quinta Vale D. Maria Douro, 2004 Niepoort Charme, and some Broadbent Vinho Verde as a starter white. And there are 8 more people and their wines/Ports coming......so can't wait for tonight. :yumyum:
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Wow... Hard Core.... You *ARE* dedicated!
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Roy will be too burned out to taste at the competition at this rate! [1974_eating_popcorn.gif]
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Eric Ifune wrote:Roy will be too burned out to taste at the competition at this rate! [1974_eating_popcorn.gif]
Roy.... burned out??! I have yet to see that. He has a liver of iron!
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David Spriggs wrote:
Eric Ifune wrote:Roy will be too burned out to taste at the competition at this rate! [1974_eating_popcorn.gif]
Roy.... burned out??! I have yet to see that. He has a liver of iron!
Actually, he has four. One in use, one on the way to the dry cleaner, one at the dry cleaner, and one on the way back. :wink:
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Guilty as charged. However, I prefer to think of it as a liver that's been, well, fortified. Yes, that last comma is in the correct place.

Although few would believe this ... typically 2 to 4 days a week ... I have no wine at all. Admittedly, more often 2 than 4, I'm just sayin' ... [d_training.gif]
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