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You know what’s going to happen here ! - after about two years your Frankenwine blend will be the clear winner. Thanks for an interesting post. I basically blend all my reds these days. Depending on what I have in bulk in the shed … but basically the standard Merlot, CabSav and Malbec. Have...

He looks a right square to me

I found this highly amusing and just had to check the details using ChatGPT. Here’s the response. “During World War II, Britain employed various deceptive tactics, including the use of dummy bombs and fake airfields, as part of their broader strategy of deception and misdirection known as...

You’ll find that the colour will be a deeper red following primary .. similar to fermenting red grapes

Those vehicles are potential barbecues on wheels and are known as coffins in Chine. I had a look inside one recently. The plastic smell was terrible. The visual display panel on has an option to play karaoke !

Thanks for the hint …( I know the following is a tad sexist but …) the funny thing is I lusted over those women in my early 20's but looking at them now they are not as attractive as I remember.

https://www.chemistryworld.com/news/protecting-wine-from-wildfire-smoke-taint-with-a-nanotech-coating/4018880.article

Yep. everything has changed. **** has happened with Ford. QC and development leaves a lot to be desired. research Every Ford model before you buy one.

agree. For the same reason that a rock is conscious but not conscious of being conscious …

Very good … that would be me ….

And if not in your paint, than as an octane booster in your petrol ….

Agree. my wife spotted the article and was reading it out and I was fully expecting her to mention the sulphite argument. Although equally it’s no great surprise that aldehydes are the issue.

I stumbled across this article whilst reading the Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/science/2023/nov/20/red-wine-headaches-phenolic-flavonoids-scientists

Haha - thank you the memories … so true… my daughter still locks up her steering wheel and covers the windscreen ..

Agree - those early fridges were build like brick ***** houses. my Mum and Dad's original fridge never missed a beat until the day it decided to blow 25 years latter. In it's final days it had been relocated to my fathers workshop and only served to hold a few beers, a pint of milk and a couple...

Thanks for that clue. The penny has dropped. Cheers