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Randy Sangaree
Named after the London rhyming slang for port and brandy, its base ingredients. The love interest comes courtesy of orange and vanilla
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John CARR
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16th September 2024 at 04:21
Yes, how do professional drinks people not end up permanently squiffy or with liver failure?!
Calvin Grant
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14th February at 03:37
Wonderful new word of the day. Thanks John! Oxford's definition seems more precise than Merriam Webster's. Think I'm about to get squiffy...
John CARR
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14th February at 11:52
Haha enjoy! Still not sure what the actual answer to my conundrum is, but imagine cultivating a sensitive palate so that small sips may make for significant discernments. Though hopefully without spitting out the precious liquids!
Puts me in mind of this:
https://youtu.be/-Zj50DmBFp0?si=2BA5dSfAIHPhxczR
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