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Lord St Helier in Provence
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So Lord St Heller does not spit young barrel samples. I suggest that you do not take him to Chablis to taste barrel samples, especially wines made in the old style without malolactic fermentation. I have heard that if one does not spit young Chablis, one often becomes an expert on the location of water closets in the Chablis area long before becoming an expert on the wines. I believe some call this effect the scours :-) .
Reply to snipped-for-privacy@cwdjr.net .
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Salut/Hi Mike Tommasi,
le/on Wed, 21 Sep 2005 15:04:28 +0200, tu disais/you said:-
Oh :-((( I'd planned on that, to go with the Szepsy 6 putts '96
Tell me whether you did or not, so I know whether to change the menu.... we still have time - just....
By the way (personal note sorry folks) what's Mrs Colin's first name?
For photos, do you know about Cijoint?
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Sue
Whassat Ian?
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Salut/Hi Mike Tommasi,
le/on Thu, 22 Sep 2005 17:28:01 +0200, tu disais/you said:-
Ta.
And did you do the tatin?
Cjoint is a service whereby you can upload photos and get a link to enable others to read them.
You were cogitating about where to put photos of their lord and ladyship.
For example. If anyone were to wonder what wines Bill Spohn had at the Brown bag tasting we attended, I could just upload the photo there and then publish the link here, thus:-
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Oh mer*e, Ian. It's in _French_! :^(
Tom S
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"Mike Tommasi" skrev i meddelandet news: snipped-for-privacy@individual.net...
Have you contemplated the possibility that he REALLY is Danish? Just a tip, or hint, mind you ....
Cheers
Nils Gustaf
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Ow,ow,ow! *Please* don't hurt me Sir Ian.