Which wines for AFL Grand Final?

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707
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Post by 707 »

I'm really hoping my Swannies can win it, I haven't waited 72 yearts like some people but it has been 25 years at least!

If we get up I'll break a couple of vows, I'll drink red wine and I'll also drink white wine to celebrate. The red will be Hunter because I promised Gary Walsh I'd knock of a Hunter in celebration if we won.

I've never so looked forward to getting hammered on Hunter!!

GO SWANS
Cheers - Steve
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Post by Andrew Jordan »

The red will be Hunter because I promised Gary Walsh I'd knock of a Hunter in celebration if we won.

I've never so looked forward to getting hammered on Hunter!!


Anything particular in mind Steve?
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AJ

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Only got one red , 1998 Rothbury Brokenback Shiraz, the only Hunter to win a Blacktongues lineup.

Got some 1987 & 1989 Lindemans Porphry for the white.
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Post by Andrew Jordan »

Only got one red , 1998 Rothbury Brokenback Shiraz, the only Hunter to win a Blacktongues lineup.


Been to the winery but the wines always fail to impress me, but I haven't had the one you mention above. If it won a Blacktongues night it must be something special!

Maybe I should bring a few Hunter reds to the planned offline in Adelaide in November?
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AJ

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Post by 707 »

Steady on, we want drinkable stuff at the offline! Hunter would see you banned I'm afraid.

I'd drink metho if it would get the Swans over the line, that's the only reason I'm doing Hunter.
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Post by Christo »

Alas,
i must have offended someone (the god of wine or the god of sport) as i have been called into work today. :twisted: :x :( :cry: .

Working in hospitality (in one of sydneys large leagues club) this is one of those joys that goes with the work!!! No wine or AFL (or at least bits and pieces) for me.

GO THE SWANS!!

Christo :twisted: :cry:
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If you guys dont come back with some serious drinking reports something is wrong!! 8)

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Post by Davo »

Yeah well, I am sucking on filthy saddle leather bottled by Rothbury in the guise of their 1999 Black Label Shiraz to hold up my end of the bargain with that sodden Sydneyite Pom GW.

Oh poor me.

Carn the Big Bird for next year.

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Anonymous wrote:If you guys dont come back with some serious drinking reports something is wrong!! 8)


they may take a while to post though! after work, celebrated all night, gots to get some sleep. Just wanted to give a special shout out to those that endured a hunter red to help get them over the line, davo, steve thanks.... nothing can quench a 72yr thirst like a hunter red. :wink: :shock: :lol:
im out
c :twisted:

PS: 96 print is drinking beatifully, & yes the 96 lakes took a little while to coax out of its hole, almost ready to crack the case & start trying to your own tastes.

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