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Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

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On Jan 23, 2:36*pm, Lazarus Cooke
wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

I have the original Belgian recipe for Haggis. Should you be wanten it
i can post it.

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Lazarus Cooke wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

I prefer Irish whiskey -- Bushmills, the Protestant brand. :-)

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

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On my last trip to Scotland to visit friends near Edinburgh, I had some
haggis which I thought was black pudding. It was delicious.

J.

"BJ Conner" wrote in message
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On Jan 23, 2:36 pm, Lazarus Cooke
wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

I have the original Belgian recipe for Haggis. Should you be wanten it
i can post it.

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In article , rw
writes
Lazarus Cooke wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.
Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct
their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.
Lazarus (who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot,
White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

I prefer Irish whiskey -- Bushmills, the Protestant brand. :-)


Anyone tasted or even seen a Welsh Whisky called Penderyn ?

I'm not a whisky drinker so I'm trespassing in this thread :-)
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Bill Grey

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On Jan 23, 5:36*pm, Lazarus Cooke
wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

The FT had another whisky review last weekend based on this premise
(having something to sip on Burns night). It focused on the various
"colors" of Johnnie Walker and compared them to other blended whisky
brands at the same price points.

http://tinyurl.com/yuu6vh

Wm
(who saves the Jameson for June 16th)

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Hey,
Although I can't claim any celtic blood. I have it on good authority
from a native of the Emerald Isle that Paddy's is as good as Jamison's
and much less expensive. My personal testing seems to confirm this
claim. Toodles,Frogge.


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On Jan 24, 6:11*am, wrote:
On Jan 23, 5:36*pm, Lazarus Cooke

wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

The FT had another whisky review last weekend based on this premise
(having something to sip on Burns night). *It focused on the various
"colors" of Johnnie Walker and compared them to other blended whisky
brands at the same price points.

http://tinyurl.com/yuu6vh

Wm
(who saves the Jameson for June 16th)


It were Joyce, were it not who penned the phrase.
"Work, the curse of the drinking class."

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"BJ Conner" wrote in message
...
On Jan 24, 6:11 am, wrote:
On Jan 23, 5:36 pm, Lazarus Cooke

wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

The FT had another whisky review last weekend based on this premise
(having something to sip on Burns night). It focused on the various
"colors" of Johnnie Walker and compared them to other blended whisky
brands at the same price points.

http://tinyurl.com/yuu6vh

Wm
(who saves the Jameson for June 16th)


It were Joyce, were it not who penned the phrase.
"Work, the curse of the drinking class."

I believe that was Oscar Wilde.

Wolfgang

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On Jan 24, 7:51*am, "Wolfgang" wrote:
"BJ Conner" wrote in message

...
On Jan 24, 6:11 am, wrote:





On Jan 23, 5:36 pm, Lazarus Cooke

wrote:
Just a reminder for those who like Scotch that Burns night is on the
25th.

Wouldn't like any roffians to be caught having failed to instruct their
womenfolk to lay in a good store of haggis and neeps in the larder.

Lazarus

(who himself drinks The Tyrconnel, Connemara, Green Spot, White's 22,
and Old Comber himself - but who has been known occasionally to sip an
Islay or Skye dram with no loss of face)

The FT had another whisky review last weekend based on this premise
(having something to sip on Burns night). It focused on the various
"colors" of Johnnie Walker and compared them to other blended whisky
brands at the same price points.

http://tinyurl.com/yuu6vh

Wm
(who saves the Jameson for June 16th)

It were Joyce, were it not who penned the phrase.
"Work, the curse of the drinking class."

I believe that was Oscar Wilde.

Wolfgang- Hide quoted text -

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Your right. I was drinking when first I heard it.