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Be my guest as I share with you my favorite drink selections.
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Le Palais des Thes
2 people recommended this item
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I want. Especially the Le Palais des Thes Blue of London that loft3 recommends. (via loft3)
Updated Nov 28, 2006
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Vandermint Mint Chocolate Liqueur
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5 people recommended this item
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Few things are as obscure and good as Vandermint: the chocolate and mint liqueur from Holland. You might not take milk glass-like bottle seriously but the contents will surpise and likely amaze. Unlike its lesser mint & chocolate counterparts this elixir is smooth, rich, creamy and alluring - all without being milky, syrupy sweet or heavy in any way. Dont be fooled, this is a serious drink with refined taste. If you want alcohol steeped candy, look elsewhere.
A few sips and you'll be solving the world's problems from your sofa throne in no time at all.
Updated Sep 15, 2006
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Mariage Freres Teas
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2 people recommended this item
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The Fall In Love tea is part of a long line of fine Mariage Freres Teas. This base of black tea is elevated to a whole new level with hints of vanilla and rose and make it simply sublime. The package seen here is only available in Europe (Paris for sure). A red and orange version of the same tea is available in the USA - spotted once at Balduccis in the DC area. (via Extraordinary Gourmet)
Updated Aug 23, 2006
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SEI Water
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7 people recommended this item
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Not because we really need another high end luxury line of H2O but because of good design that takes a product out of the doldrums of being a commodity.
To me, SEI Water is just that: water. What is unique and absolutely fabulous about it is the bottle: a long overdue redesign of the outdated and not quite so functional bottle we all know and hate. Shaped like a flask, it combines the need to stay hydrated with a bit hobo-chic. No more looking stupid as you try to stuff a bottle of Poland Spring or Evian into your back pocket. (via SEI Water)
Updated Aug 23, 2006
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Glaceau Smartwater
91 people recommended this item
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Always does the job and quenches my thirst!
Updated Jun 22, 2008
Viognier Wine
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Vionier is my official summer wine. I get anxious as spring warms up and I dread the end of autumn because of this wine. Viognier (vee-on-yay) is a white wine grape that has recently seen a surge in popularity just as Pinot Noir has.
The first impression (nose) is that of a very sweet wine. As you take in its sultry aroma you'll think of sweet blossoms and fruit in a crisp spring breeze. The first sip will dispel any notion that this is a syrupy-sweet wine. A shot of intense flavor will hit your palette and quickly fade away allowing you to explore its many subtle nuances.
Can you tell I'm in love?
Like the other very popular grape, Pinot Noir, Viognier is a finicky grape to grow and harvest but hard work pays off. Many vineries worldwide make Viognier, the best coming from very old vines. You can easily find an enjoyable Vioginer starting just under $10. This serious but unpretentious wine is meant to be enjoyed, not worshiped. Try it with some chinese take out or mexican on a hot summer evening.
Pepperwood Grove Viognier is a great 'no occasion' wine.
Updated Sep 5, 2006
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Lillet: White Wine Aperitif
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2 people recommended this item
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Lillet (lee-lay) is an aperitif: its commonly served about half hour before a meal - a subtle signal indicating the end of the working day and the beginning of a time to socialize. Aperitifs come in many forms but the idea is that they lean toward the bitter side to stimulate the appetite. Lillet Blanc is made primarily from sauvignon blanc and its golden color shimmers like fire in the late afternoon sun.
For me its a summer essential and gets served regardless of whether food is coming or not. It has a magical aroma and a tantalizing flavor with a slightly bitter aftertaste that begs for another sip.
Lillet costs about $14 per bottle in most areas though its harder to find in some states. Its alcohol content is higher (its a fortified wine) so do be careful as it can go down quickly. On the rocks, with a slice of orange or lemon or just by itself is fine as long as its chilled.
Also check out Lillet Rouge
Updated Sep 5, 2006
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