A glass of....

[StugeronSteve]

....Skuttlebutt.

Swmbo has arrived home from Sainsbury's with a bottle of Aussie Cabernet called Skuttlebutt. Shame about the spelling, but with a name like that it's bound to be good stuff.

Cheers, Steve.

 

[longjohnsadler]

Last birthday my son gave me two bottles of wine.
One called Oldgit and the other Fatbastard.
Brought a tear to my eye.

 

[powerskipper]

the wine or the names?

 

[mirabriani]

My little dears did that to me.

Also I often work on site. Imagine, pencil behind ear etc
So, for Christmas he bought an HB pencil, cut it into four
wrapped up and labelled it "earole" pencils.

Daughter took me to the theatre with all the grandchildren
(I had to pay) She went ahead and told elderly lady usherettes I was senile.
I thought I had pulled when then took an arm each and led me to my seat. I only found out later it was a setup!

Merry Christmas Briani

 

[BrianJ]

Steve,
Give me more details ..ie who made it etc. I have never seen it on our shelves..and I am a "plonkie"
BrianJ

 

[boatone]

Skuttlebutt

Suckfizzle sounds sort of evocative too....... /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

 

[bob_tyler]

I can thoroughly recommend a South African wine, "Goats do Roam" available at Waitrose in both red and white versions. Very palatable.

 

[StugeronSteve]

Boatone has all the answers. Not sure that I want to open it now. Might keep as a talking point, along with the bottle of Chateau Spewmanti, I was once given, "a full bodied wine with excellent regurgitational qualities", as it says on the label.

Bottoms up.

 

[kds]

Bob,
You have got to be joking.
I always buy South African (years out there) but I am suprised they allow them to export.
Dreadful stuff.
And the same company do some similar offerings !
Ken /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif