So... HAd to much to drink,.. - Page 2 - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

iwrock · #16 10-18-2011, 03:13 PM

I failed to mention that I had court on Monday morning.... O.o

tbomachines · #17 10-18-2011, 03:14 PM

Spent Sun, Mon, and this morning in a casino in Atlantic City...me and the GF stayed for free in the hotel (rewards points) but didn't even gamble. 2 bottles of wine (Borghese Merlot from Long Island and Gnarly head old vine zin), and many pina coladas (real ones, with coconuts and pineapple, got some weird looks going through the casino) made for a fun few days. Looks like I didn't miss too much here

elchivito · #18 10-18-2011, 04:49 PM

gnarly head is a nice zin, ever notice how all of a sudden everything's "old vine" zin? There sure must be a lot of old vines around that are suddenly producing lots and lots of wine. A good zin buy I recently found is Monkey Business from Lodi. At around 17 bucks it's quite drinkable.

PaulC · #19 10-18-2011, 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim B.

I was pub crawling in Los Angeles last night, with a friend of mine who is a super-moderator on the benzworld forum.

We went to mostly musicians bars, and I met a really cool female at one of them that was by herself, a film maker that lived in Turkey for 27 years.

Seen here as the locals live, the place is really top heavy with people working and seeking gigs in the film, music and entertainment arena.

the females are extremely good looking and dress pretty sexy. I guess that is a requirement here.

Amaretto coffee all night.

I was told that the super moderator had one amaretto-laced coffee too many and tripped over his cape on the way to the men's room. Please confirm.

The Swede · #20 10-18-2011, 08:49 PM

Hunter S. Thompson's hangover cure:

Hunter S. Thompson's Cure For A Hangover

tbomachines · #21 10-18-2011, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by elchivito

gnarly head is a nice zin, ever notice how all of a sudden everything's "old vine" zin? There sure must be a lot of old vines around that are suddenly producing lots and lots of wine. A good zin buy I recently found is Monkey Business from Lodi. At around 17 bucks it's quite drinkable.

There's actually "Gnarlier head" zin now, which I thought was intresting, certainly distinctive compared to their normal batch. On a day to day basis I think my favorite is Twisted old vine zin...its about $13 for a 1.5L around here and probably the best table wine I've had. I'm not a fan of their Muscato or Pino Grigio though (the PG is adequate but nothing to write home about).

The Clk Man · #22 10-18-2011, 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by tbomachines

There's actually "Gnarlier head" zin now, which I thought was intresting, certainly distinctive compared to their normal batch. On a day to day basis I think my favorite is Twisted old vine zin...its about $13 for a 1.5L around here and probably the best table wine I've had. I'm not a fan of their Muscato or Pino Grigio though (the PG is adequate but nothing to write home about).

Ya know that costanza couldn't hold his liquor.