After watching him at the wheel for over 4 hours, Wayne turned angrily to the him and yelled
RICHARD, IT MY TURN TO STEAR MAN !|||lol! i'm struggling to think of any! i'm still here trying.....|||Bundy , baggy and Rolf...look at them go..why was I pathetic enough to try and compete lol
Friday, November 11, 2011
Is it odd to be white but love to drink Hennessy or cognac in general?
Also state your drink of choice or if you don't drink at all.|||Hell no. What are you thinking? I am looking at a bottle of Remy Martin VSOP Champagne Fine Cognac right now. It's excellent stuff. Bit expensive but worth it for special occasions. I can't think of one decent restaurant that does not offer a good cognac. In fact, most will serve it in a brandy balloon in a cradle over a mini candle to heat it up to that level where you get a nose full before you get a mouthful. I would think you would be hard pressed to find a man who has NOT had a cognac.|||I like bud, or blue moon. Also in your Rorschach picture I see a fox, or two men fishing, or a monk meditating.
Live music for the Hennessy Horse racing, in Newbury, is it at the Hilton?
Live music for the Hennessy Horse racing, in Newbury, is it at the Hilton?
Can i see Pianomantim play live even if i am not a hotel resident?|||HORSE LAY锘?-锘?Pronosticos Apuestas a Caballos Perdedores
www.horselay.com
Can i see Pianomantim play live even if i am not a hotel resident?|||HORSE LAY锘?-锘?Pronosticos Apuestas a Caballos Perdedores
www.horselay.com
How long can you keep an UNopened bottle of Hennessy cognac? Will it ever go bad?
I want to give it as a Christmas present (but not if there is a chance that it has "gone bad." Thanks.|||I can't keep one for very long at all. For some reason, it always seems to end up empty quite quickly.
However, spirits in general will keep indefinitely if unopened. They will not improve with age. The ageing of spirits is always done in wooden barrels and it is the barrels that cause the spirit to change as it gets older. In a bottle it will hardly change at all, may even deteriorate somewhat if left for many years.
Anything up to 10 years will not be a problem - though the label may get a bit tatty.|||Brandy will last for centuries so long as the cork is intact. The cork is the weak link. The reason they store wine bottles on their sides is so the cork will stay wet, not dry out and shrink. So yes, if it's still sealed, it's good.|||Some Cognacs get better with age, if you have been keeping it inside and in the garage getting hot and then cold, hot then cold it could be years old|||cognac stops aging once out of the barrel.. As long as the bottle is air tight, it'll never go bad.
Cheers!
However, spirits in general will keep indefinitely if unopened. They will not improve with age. The ageing of spirits is always done in wooden barrels and it is the barrels that cause the spirit to change as it gets older. In a bottle it will hardly change at all, may even deteriorate somewhat if left for many years.
Anything up to 10 years will not be a problem - though the label may get a bit tatty.|||Brandy will last for centuries so long as the cork is intact. The cork is the weak link. The reason they store wine bottles on their sides is so the cork will stay wet, not dry out and shrink. So yes, if it's still sealed, it's good.|||Some Cognacs get better with age, if you have been keeping it inside and in the garage getting hot and then cold, hot then cold it could be years old|||cognac stops aging once out of the barrel.. As long as the bottle is air tight, it'll never go bad.
Cheers!
What is the Internet site advertised on television by Hennessy Cognac?
It's got lots of pretty images, speedboats, beautiful people etc.
But I can't remember the Internet site for continuing the experience.
Any ideas?
Thanks|||no ideas
here as the source
http://www.hennessy-cognac.com/
???
your level 2 I don't understand
you do not know how to use the web search Box at the top of this page??
But I can't remember the Internet site for continuing the experience.
Any ideas?
Thanks|||no ideas
here as the source
http://www.hennessy-cognac.com/
???
your level 2 I don't understand
you do not know how to use the web search Box at the top of this page??
How much is this 1950's Hennessy From France Worth?
My grandparents went to France in the early 1950's and got a Bottle of Hennessy. This was from the prohibition times and on the bottle it clearly states not for sale. The bottle is green, VSOP Reserve Cognac. Looking for todays value of this bottle, its over 50 yrs old so it should be high. It was made to be sent to the Virgin Islands.|||That depends on the bottle size, the exact type of brandy in it, the condition of the label etc etc
There is a 1950 bottle (4/5 us quart) of Hennessy Bras D'Or on eBay for $450
Whereas a normal VSOP from the same period would probably fetch $50|||yeah the prohibition times was from 1929 to 1933, so as cognac doesn't age in the bottle it's worth fucko, or as much as a vsop on the market now, sorry, and sorry for swearing, that got me 2 thumbs down, but really you don't have a find ,and your facts aren't straight, the green label might be worth something to collectors, but it's still vsop. as they have master blenders to keep the taste consistent, it would be interesting to see the difference in the 1950's taste to the 2009 taste and see if it's changed. but the value has not. read a book ,liquor does not age in the bottle, it just changes blenders over time!!!!|||It's probably got as much sentimental value as collector value, but you never know. I'd check with Hennessy (I think they're part of LVMH group with Louis Vuitton now). They may not be able to give you an estimate, but they might be able to refer you to a somebody who can.
There are changes that occur in spirits after bottling, after 50 years, it has definitely "aged" some in the bottle. I had a bottle of Jim Beam that was bottled 30 years prior to my drinking it - it was incredible. So much better than the same product today. To the point that I would pay double or triple for a 30 year old bottle if I had a choice.|||To be on the safe side you could try also inquiring on the Price Check forum of RarityGuide.com
Many wine collectors hang out there and someonne might have an idea how much that bottle is worth.
Hope this helps, good luck.
There is a 1950 bottle (4/5 us quart) of Hennessy Bras D'Or on eBay for $450
Whereas a normal VSOP from the same period would probably fetch $50|||yeah the prohibition times was from 1929 to 1933, so as cognac doesn't age in the bottle it's worth fucko, or as much as a vsop on the market now, sorry, and sorry for swearing, that got me 2 thumbs down, but really you don't have a find ,and your facts aren't straight, the green label might be worth something to collectors, but it's still vsop. as they have master blenders to keep the taste consistent, it would be interesting to see the difference in the 1950's taste to the 2009 taste and see if it's changed. but the value has not. read a book ,liquor does not age in the bottle, it just changes blenders over time!!!!|||It's probably got as much sentimental value as collector value, but you never know. I'd check with Hennessy (I think they're part of LVMH group with Louis Vuitton now). They may not be able to give you an estimate, but they might be able to refer you to a somebody who can.
There are changes that occur in spirits after bottling, after 50 years, it has definitely "aged" some in the bottle. I had a bottle of Jim Beam that was bottled 30 years prior to my drinking it - it was incredible. So much better than the same product today. To the point that I would pay double or triple for a 30 year old bottle if I had a choice.|||To be on the safe side you could try also inquiring on the Price Check forum of RarityGuide.com
Many wine collectors hang out there and someonne might have an idea how much that bottle is worth.
Hope this helps, good luck.
What is the best way to drink cognac such as Hennessy and Courvoirsier?
A) On the rocks
B) Mixed
C) Straight, in a snifter glass
I need some suggestions, please!|||Get yourself a nice snifter, you can pre-warm it if you like by putting warm water in it and swirling it around a bit then dump the water out, pour a nice shot or two into it and swirl it around while cupping it with your hand to continue the warming process. Sniff it and really enjoy the aroma, hence the name of the glass "snifter", then sip it slowly and enjoy. This is not something you just gulp down, take your time, relax and sniff, sip and enjoy.
They do make a "fancy - dancy" snifter holder that holds your snifter over a tea candle and warms it up but I think that is just a little too too cutsie.|||Straight, with a beer on the side!|||straight, snifter, room temp.|||dfgdfgdf
B) Mixed
C) Straight, in a snifter glass
I need some suggestions, please!|||Get yourself a nice snifter, you can pre-warm it if you like by putting warm water in it and swirling it around a bit then dump the water out, pour a nice shot or two into it and swirl it around while cupping it with your hand to continue the warming process. Sniff it and really enjoy the aroma, hence the name of the glass "snifter", then sip it slowly and enjoy. This is not something you just gulp down, take your time, relax and sniff, sip and enjoy.
They do make a "fancy - dancy" snifter holder that holds your snifter over a tea candle and warms it up but I think that is just a little too too cutsie.|||Straight, with a beer on the side!|||straight, snifter, room temp.|||dfgdfgdf
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)