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| quote: Originally posted by vthoky:
2019 Burgo Viejo
There are many really great reds from the Rioja district. When I was working in Barcelona, my Spanish co-workers introduced me to the one that became my favorite: Viña Tondonia Reserva. 
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| | | Posts: 31851 | Location: Central Florida, Orlando area | Registered: January 03, 2010 | 
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| Thank you, Mr. V-Tail, I'll ask my local "wine pusher" if that's available. She started me trying some Portuguese reds a few months ago, and that led to Spanish reds just this month. Two Rioja versions tried; two liked.  - - - - - ETA: I found that wine on Vivino... If my contact can't get it, I can certainly order it.
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| An Old Fashioned.
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| Tonight will have a bold but drinkable bourbon.....Jim Beam Devil's Cut. |
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| quote: Originally posted by TRIO:
A popular drink in Brazil, called Caipirinha, was described as being very good.
I've tried a few of those. Mostly good, not necessarily something I'd ask for. Similar but different is the Caipiroska, which I liked a lot more. quote: Originally posted by scratchy:
homemade orange bitters.
I'm way curious about that! Care to share how you make it?
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| quote: Originally posted by TRIO:
A popular drink in Brazil, called Caipirinha, was described as being very good.
Tried at many bars to get one made to no avail.
So I Bought Leblon Cachaca Rum to make my own.
It looked very appealing, but after trying it, not my thing.
Ended up making my own version of a "Rum Collins" instead. The 1st attempt was with Realemon & Realime juices. Eh, it was ok. Using real fruit instead on the 2nd try was so much better.
I'm not a drinker, so this bottle will last a long time.
I’ve had them at Fogo de Chao and remember them being pretty good, kind of like South America’s take on a Mojito
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| quote: Originally posted by PASig:
...kind of like South America’s take on a Mojito
I'd have to say you're right, similar, but without mint. |
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| Wild Turkey 101 bourbon... |
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| It's 5 o clock somewhere  4 Roses Small Batch OF 
"We've done four already, but now we're steady..." |
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| Bloody Mary.
Mr.& Mis. T Spicy mix, with a couple of splashes of Worcestershire sauce, soy sauce and MP sauce, a little Greek seasoned salt.
A shot of vodka and a shot of blended scotch ( Four Freedoms blended scotch whiskey, it was on sale for a good price so I thought I'd give it a try ).
The scotch is pretty good as a mixer.
Pretty good and tasty.
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