Strange Foreign Bottles

[sunny-dave]

What's lurking in your drinks' cabinet?

After seeing gness posting about Blue Curacao, I was prompted to have a look into the dustier corners of the Booze Cupboard here at Chateau Sunny Dave.

I found some very dubious drinks that I can only assume I bought whilst :

a) abroad (hello to a litre of Pineau des Charentes)

b) at a food show (hello to a weird marzipan liqueur)

c) in Aldi or Lidl (hello to some Aniseed Vodka)

d) Pîssed (hello to a nasty bottle of Chocolate Wine)

I can't imagine any circumstances in which I would be desperate enough to drink either (b), (c) or (d) and (a) requires a dinner party of about twenty people to make it worth opening.

So ... what crimes against alcohol are you hiding??

[sunny-dave]

Pineau is indeed lovely - but a litre goes a long way ...

Tia Maria and Drambuie bring back horrible memories of teenage hangovers - bleeuuurgh

[tonyav]

Ah the things we drank as youths ( anything ), and all the talking we did into the big White telephone, Dave.

[DTCwordfan]

Mongolian vodka - pure potato jus.

Mongolian fermented milk - should be thrown out......how did I ever drink this, but then I was sloshed (on the vodka above). How I ended up with a bottle.....

Commaderie of St Johns, shyyte from Cyprus

Caribou from Quebec - should have been turfed out years ago - at -15C, it's not bad, at +7 it's awful.

Wuxi - four grains off-spec aviation fuel equivalent

[Psybbo]

Been to the bottle bank today, considering a dry January

[-SharonA-]

Really Psybbo? Do you think you can do it???

[Psybbo]

Have to, Sharon, I like tap water!

[-SharonA-]

With ice and a slice!

[Psybbo]

Lost connection, Sharon if I can leave the grouse out x

[tonyav]

I'll take it off your hands then as a special favour then Psybbo ;-)