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raistlin · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 17:09 #1

... is making her way over to Cromer tomorrow for Christmas.

If anybody sees us please give us a headlight flash or a wave

Mick · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 17:12 #2

Have a safe journey.

Borg Warner · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 17:57 #3

Just up the road(ish)Paul.

You may not want to go back.

Have a safe journey.

JohnDotCom · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 18:06 #4

Have a good safe trip and break Paul.

raistlin · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 18:47 #5

Borg Warner wrote:You may not want to go back.

As long as the Dolphin has Wherry ale Gary, probably not :lol:

kandyman · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 18:51 #6

Have a safe trip guys.

MN190 · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 23:38 #7

Have a safe trip.
As well as the Wherry Ale there is the Fish and Chips to enjoy at Mary Janes

raistlin · Posted 21 Dec 2011, 23:56 #8

MN190 wrote:Have a safe trip.
As well as the Wherry Ale there is the Fish and Chips to enjoy at Mary Janes

We do that too :lol:

Jürgen · Posted 22 Dec 2011, 19:25 #9

Enjoy your break, Paul.

geesmith · Posted 23 Dec 2011, 16:09 #10

8 or 9 pints of Wherry's, some fish and chips and back in time for Christmas dinner.... I hope you'll have room.

MN190 · Posted 23 Dec 2011, 17:11 #11

I'm sure if they have the Pensioners portion their will be plenty of room :lol:

PaulT · Posted 24 Dec 2011, 19:42 #12

Be careful, there are a lot of crabs in Cromer

raistlin · Posted 27 Dec 2011, 19:52 #13

Hmm... that was interesting

After long and arduous training sessions, I now know the difference between a blended scotch and a single malt :lol:

I have the brother-in-law to thank for that. He might decide that it was a mistake

Duncan · Posted 27 Dec 2011, 20:14 #14

A worthwhile learning experience though.....

Bernard · Posted 27 Dec 2011, 21:45 #15

How did you get to such a great age in ignorance of such knowledge? :gmc:

Duncan · Posted 27 Dec 2011, 21:51 #16

Bernard wrote:How did you get to such a great age in ignorance of such knowledge?

Or, for that matter, to a position of such influence?

No matter. It's resolved now.

So, do you have a favourite yet? Just last week I finished a nice Macallan. It's a shame it doesn't mature once in the glass or I'd have been drinking a forty year old.

I do have a few bottles of things to sample that are so old they are pre barcode. Unfortunately only the one was a nice malt!

MN190 · Posted 27 Dec 2011, 23:21 #17

Does that mean its safe for the rest of us to visit Cromer again

raistlin · Posted 28 Dec 2011, 09:17 #18

Duncan wrote:So, do you have a favourite yet?

Based upon initial testing

Talisker and Tobermory, with Glenmorangie as runner up.

MN190 wrote:Does that mean its safe for the rest of us to visit Cromer again

Relatively

geesmith · Posted 29 Dec 2011, 11:48 #19

.....and here's me thinking my Jameson triple distilled Irish was nice..

raistlin · Posted 01 Jan 2012, 21:37 #20

OK, add The Macallan to my list. Specifically the 18 year old

A friend gave me one of these last night... then he told me how much it costs per bottle

'Twas wondrous though :lol:

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