Ended Wow! Koopor & Smok Giveaway - 200 Koopor Plus and 200 TFV4 Mini's to be won
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It's dem babies! HUGS to the rug tarts
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Flavourart and Inawera are both imported.
Wow! 46 pages from the last time I looked!
Y'all have been very busy here!
Y'all have been very busy here!
Fer da ladies....my good deed for the day
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And fellas dae have good prices on mens kicks too!
I JUST ordered 3 pairs of Caterpillar boots yesterday.. I can't buy in stores, NOBODY carries 13EEE. I'm tired of my feet feelin SQUEEZED!
howdy, peeps
coffee roasted... short vape break then gotta go play nice with the fam for a little bit... blergh.
coffee roasted... short vape break then gotta go play nice with the fam for a little bit... blergh.
This one bottle that came today was worth $1000.00 cause I was OUT!lol... reminds me of the line from Michael Douglas in "The Game"
"Well, there goes $1000"
"Your shoes cost $1000 ?!"
"that one did"
Just think running out of Calypso..lolololol
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Thanks for the wine lesson sweetheart!!! You have some of my absolute favorites in there!While I prefer to match the food I want, with the wine that works, I always suggest to eager beginners with less experience, to find the wine they like, THEN figure out (or google) the dishes best suited for it. Experiment with new wines a little as you go, to find other wines you like, thus increasing your food pairings.
If White and off-dry, semi sweet is your thing, A couple jump immediately to mind. Italian Moscato is ALWAYS a hit, and very fairly priced. Also known as Moscato d'Asti. It is often a slightly effervescent white (frizzante) and delicate with just the right amount of sweetness and mid range in the acidity. These ROCK in the summertime with their fruitiness (peach, pear, honeysuckle) and go terrific with MOST cheeses. Also terrific with fruit desserts, and fruit type salads or green salads with fruit. Oddly, they also work GREAT with spicy food! Thai, curries, anything hot! They can really tame the heat in a spicy dish. Serve em refrigerator cold.
Another great series of white wines, without fizz, is German Riesling. These tend to be a little heavier bodied (syrupy) than moscato. Same food profile. But finding your favorite level of sweetness is MUCH easier, as they are graded by their sugar content. there ARE "dry" Rieslings (Trocken and HalbTrocken), but they are more rare. The levels of sweetness in typical Riesling are, from dryest to sweetest:
QBA (Qualitatswein)
Kabinett
Spatlese
Auslese
Beerenauslese
Trocken Beerenauslese
QBA is great for everyday wines. I suggest though, Kabinett for starting, as it tends to be of higher quality. From there, the sweetness levels get noticeably higher, with Beerenauslese and TBA VERY sweet, thick, and syrupy. GREAT dessert wines, but not suited for most entrees. The best come from the M-S-R (Mosel, Saar, and Ruwr regions) and the Rheingau, Nahe, Rheinhessen or Pfalz regions also produce some great Riesling. TOP producers, are H. Donhoff, J.J. Prum, J.J. Christoffel, F.X. Pichler, Robert Weil, Fritz Haag and Doctor Loosen. A Kabinett from any of these guys, gonna rock ya world!
A VERY good U.S. producer of Riesling is Chateau St. Michelle, often found at Costco!
Chenin is another very nice, partially sweet white but many are put off by a flavor best described as lanolin. Like fabric softener without the chemical taste.
Sauvignon Blanc IS a dry white, which means ALL of the sugar has been fermented out of it, but it is often SO fruity, that it fools you into thinking it is a little "sweet", and can be really complex! One of my favorites, is Cloudy Bay from New Zealand. NZ makes terrific Sauv Blancs!
If you find you like REALLY sweet whites, that's another discussion.
I tend to buy most of my daily drinkers from Empire Wine in New York. The shipping is likely LESS than your local sales tax would be, making it cheaper to buy OUT of state. They have GREAT prices, and also have a category of "ships for free" wines, which.. ship for free.
So I'll buy this:
11 bell caps in different colors
$13.28 Acrylic SUBTANK Mini Bell Cap (11 Pieces) (42.6mm, 11 Pieces, 11 Colors) at m.FastTech.com
Replacement host body
$8.19 DIY Replacement Host Body for SUBTANK Mini Clearomizer (Host Body, SS + Glass, White (4.5ml,hole)) at m.FastTech.com
White base
$5.86 Authentic KangerTech SUBTANK Mini Air Flow Control Valve Base (White) at m.FastTech.com
2x silver base
$5.45 Authentic KangerTech SUBTANK Mini Air Flow Control Valve Base (Silver) at m.FastTech.com
2x o ring replacement (want the black ones for the white tank)
$1.38 Authentic KangerTech Colorful Silicon Seal Ring Set for SUBTANK Mini (SUBTANK Mini, 5-Set) at m.FastTech.com
Looking good? Will buy more bases later for the belly's
And now I'm closing off my shineytis for this year. Until march. In march I'm going to stock up on nic and pg/vg.
Vapez
Ken, they are adorable!!
Only 166 pages in one day? Yall been too full on turkey to post or sumptin
OMGosh. Hubby wears EEE or EEEE. Very hard to find work boots for him.
I have a voucher from work for new shoes. I HAVE to wear steel toes so I want them to be comfortable. The last 2 pair have been Rockports but this time I think I want something different. I'm debating sneakers or boots. Hmmmm
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