I think this is broadly correct. That said, I've had some immense days/nights where I’ve drank nothing but champagne. A few weddings and garden parties. Can’t be doing with the cheap shite though. Not worth the heartburn.Champagne, especially the expensive stuff, is the most overrated booze ever invented.
Gets you wankered by lunchtime, leaves you with a heavy head for the rest of the day and makes your piss smell of sugar puffs.
There was a nightclub in dublin called The Pod,I think this is broadly correct. That said, I've had some immense days/nights where I’ve drank nothing but champagne. A few weddings and garden parties. Can’t be doing with the cheap shite though. Not worth the heartburn.
I’d say Pol Roger was my favourite.
But I almost never feel the urge to drink the stuff unless it’s free!
Thought this was about Jack for a minute, ah well Oh a who the fk drinks this shit full stop ?I think this is broadly correct. That said, I've had some immense days/nights where I’ve drank nothing but champagne. A few weddings and garden parties. Can’t be doing with the cheap shite though. Not worth the heartburn.
I’d say Pol Roger was my favourite.
But I almost never feel the urge to drink the stuff unless it’s free!
Saw him around Christmas, in Nottingham. Early doors. I’d got there early, so I could do some work before my professional commitment (can’t even remember what it was) and was at the only place that was open, the Pret at the back of the council house.We were there and it happened to be my birthday and a certain mister oakes owed me a fair bit so he had a word and wangled us a free bar all night on him.
I remember doing a shit load of Dom Perignon in one night in town at some Turkish restaurant. And no, I wasn’t paying either!I think this is broadly correct. That said, I've had some immense days/nights where I’ve drank nothing but champagne. A few weddings and garden parties. Can’t be doing with the cheap shite though. Not worth the heartburn.
I’d say Pol Roger was my favourite.
But I almost never feel the urge to drink the stuff unless it’s free!
Jack.Thought this was about Jack for a minute, ah well Oh a who the fk drinks this shit full stop ?
It’s unquestionably ridiculously overpriced.I remember doing a shit load of Dom Perignon in one night in town at some Turkish restaurant. And no, I wasn’t paying either!
He also drinks Prosecco.Jack.
It was owned by a John Reynolds .There was a nightclub in dublin called The Pod,
dunno if it still exists,
owned at the time by the then prime minister (or premier or whatever they call themself over there).
I don't think we have that here.He also drinks Prosecco.
Yeah, think it was £120 a bottle that night. And that was in 2008!It’s unquestionably ridiculously overpriced.
Clearly you have drunk copious amounts then - based on your in depth analysis : DChampagne, especially the expensive stuff, is the most overrated booze ever invented.
Gets you wankered by lunchtime, leaves you with a heavy head for the rest of the day and makes your piss smell of sugar puffs.
Were you out celebrating the takeover?! :-)Yeah, think it was £120 a bottle that night. And that was in 2008!
Not quite! It was a few months later. December time - had a customer over from Norway with his wife, plus a couple of suppliers who knew him met up with us too. It was his wife’s birthday so we did the classy thing - went to Belle Vue dogs and sponsored a race in her name ;)Were you out celebrating the takeover?! :-)
Done the dogs a couple of times. Sunderland and Poole. Had a great time on both occasions.Not quite! It was a few months later. December time - had a customer over from Norway with his wife, plus a couple of suppliers who knew him met up with us too. It was his wife’s birthday so we did the classy thing - went to Belle Vue dogs and sponsored a race in her name ;)
Why are you posting about Jack Grealish, in the getting pissed up on Champagne thread?No!
because he is still on loan to Everton and they still have to pay 75% of his wages and he is out for the season!
We also have a lot of players who are better than him!
That's a real shame because, boy, did he know how to to put on a party.Saw him around Christmas, in Nottingham. Early doors. I’d got there early, so I could do some work before my professional commitment (can’t even remember what it was) and was at the only place that was open, the Pret at the back of the council house.
And he walked past. Had to double take, but it was definitely him. He looked pretty broken. I felt very sorry for him.
By the time I’d made myself certain it was definitely him, he’d gone. I suppose I could have ran down the road, but I felt it was best left tbh.
So I went back to my work.
That sounds about right, joe.It was owned by a John Reynolds .
His uncle was Albert Reynolds, the taoiseach.
Albert was a right ducker and diver, owned a large pet food factory but was also a music promoter and involved in several dance halls.
I wouldn't be at all surprised if he was involved in The Pod I some way alright.
I'm happier on the stouts and red wine, john,Clearly you have drunk copious amounts then - based on your in depth analysis : D
I'll stick to good old bitter - being a blue it seems fitting