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I take it you're short on fermentables in your part of the world then Steve? LOL 
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Yikes ......
thats just not the case.....
I went with Steve to pick up some winemaking grapes from the back of a lorry (I kid you not).......I think they were Washington Riesling
the guy we bought them from looked dodgy as ****N.G.W.B.J.
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Go on Steve......deny it!!!!
lolN.G.W.B.J.
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I'm starting to think with your stories of grape collecting adventures that grape buying is an illicit business! lol I think you're a bad influence on Steve.
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No...........................
Steve is a naughty boy.....
he deserves spanking (volunteers................form a line)N.G.W.B.J.
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Ahem....Originally posted by lockwood1956 View PostHRH Her Lushness
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
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Now I was gonna respond with , where's HL when you need her...but alas...With Grape flavour comes grape responsibilityComment
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See, I'm around...all you had to do was call meOriginally posted by ukric View Post
I'm actually still reeling from tasting some mead that clearly needs longer to mature!
HRH Her Lushness
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LOL! Nah, that was old Joe... he only smells dodgy, but he's on the up and up.Originally posted by lockwood1956 View Post
Joe's a retired grocer and uses his produce connections to import frozen grapes for the local winemakers twice a year.
By the way, the Washington Riesling (late harvest) has been bottled. In fact, I may be bringing some with me.
Steve
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