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john barry
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Although sitting at my computer desk  -  my feet are dancing beneath!



   
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Although sitting at my computer desk  -  my feet are dancing beneath!

mine too Tony......you have been so productive of late that I`m tempted to ask if you`ve chanced upon a new herbal tea.... Surprised



   
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Although sitting at my computer desk  -  my feet are dancing beneath!

mine too Tony......you have been so productive of late that I`m tempted to ask if you`ve chanced upon a new herbal tea.... Surprised

Yes! It has Liquorice from China, Cassio Bark from Indo-China, Coriander from Morocco, Angelica Root from Saxony, Juniper Berries from Italy, Orris Root from Italy, Lemon Peel from Spain, Grains of Paradise from West Africa, Cubeb Berries from Java and Almonds from Spain. All these botanicals are in my Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin.

Mixed with the quintessential Martini & Rossi Dry Vermouth and garnished with a pearl onion between 2 Sicilian Olives. 

 

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.........I labored over a clever response for much too long here(such is my life these days).....first off,the ingredient list for your Gin elixir has such verve that it could stand on it`s solo poetic merit almost anywhere on the Lifetime Channel

......then I tried to bring in that old girl cat of yours, nabbing a cocktail from the small table on your sun porch....rest easy on that photo....it has been irretrievably secreted among my multitudinous drives

.......please have this herb cat with my compliments

Herb at one withe the herbs


   
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Although sitting at my computer desk  -  my feet are dancing beneath!

mine too Tony......you have been so productive of late that I`m tempted to ask if you`ve chanced upon a new herbal tea.... Surprised

Yes! It has Liquorice from China, Cassio Bark from Indo-China, Coriander from Morocco, Angelica Root from Saxony, Juniper Berries from Italy, Orris Root from Italy, Lemon Peel from Spain, Grains of Paradise from West Africa, Cubeb Berries from Java and Almonds from Spain. All these botanicals are in my Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin.

Mixed with the quintessential Martini & Rossi Dry Vermouth and garnished with a pearl onion between 2 Sicilian Olives. 

 

Martini   T

                                                                                       

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Hmm, didn't all the customs fees drain your c.c. account ?



   
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Although sitting at my computer desk  -  my feet are dancing beneath!

mine too Tony......you have been so productive of late that I`m tempted to ask if you`ve chanced upon a new herbal tea.... Surprised

Yes! It has Liquorice from China, Cassio Bark from Indo-China, Coriander from Morocco, Angelica Root from Saxony, Juniper Berries from Italy, Orris Root from Italy, Lemon Peel from Spain, Grains of Paradise from West Africa, Cubeb Berries from Java and Almonds from Spain. All these botanicals are in my Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin.

Mixed with the quintessential Martini & Rossi Dry Vermouth and garnished with a pearl onion between 2 Sicilian Olives. 

 

Martini   T

                                                                                       

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Hmm, didn't all the customs fees drain your c.c. account ?

Believe me you've got to try blue cheese or garlic stuffed olives in your beverage of choice... 

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