not this time, but I recall it's youthful, fresh, strong with just a hint of sweetness and a lot of staying power.Did you try the Rioja Dell, just to make sure?
well, there was no rousing Sleeping Beauty this morning, so, rather than recce Southend, we wandered about central London scoping out a ten mile route for the 29th December, and, ah-ha! we did go to All Bar One for brunch - and very good it was too. Two breakfasts (mine had chips!), two cranberry juices and two flat whites for £18 or so, and the wait for service was all of fifteen seconds. And, yes they are a chain, but you can buy a half-decent bottle of vino for £13.50, and a scrumptious bottle of Rioja for sixteen quid or so, rather than risk something that has a whiff of warm meat and compost in the boozer round the corner for twenty quid.
He was the pioneer. The first FNRttCCCP only in a sealed railway carriage AFAIR. But if you are getting pernickety ..And Lenin? Since when did he do a FNRttC?
provisional - subject to the say-so of AKA Bob!
Oh, right. I see now. It was like the York to Hull ride? With a long train journey To get to the start? Did he ride back to Germany after a good breakfast?He was the pioneer. The first FNRttCCCP only in a sealed railway carriage AFAIR.
All those singing the praises of AB1 at Shad Thames probably didn't attempt to buy a round at the bar (shared money) when there was a drinks session last Spring. Twenty-five f**king minutes, and that wasn't being queue-jumped either. A complete shithole.
there is no doubt that at 7.30 on a weekday evening it is absolutely rammed (although when I worked round the corner we were suchbigorganised spenders - usually half a dozen bottles at a time - we used to get served really rapidly). The staff do their best, but there are times that they are overwhelmed. Weekend lunchtimes are good, though.