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#20777 by virgin is the best
23 Aug 2007, 11:44
we are getting some new spirits in J class. Much better ones I think.


OLD..Glenfiddich.................New- Aberfeldy 12 year old Malt
OLD..Smirnoff....................New- Grey Goose
OLD..Remy Martin...............New- Otard V.S.O.P
OLD..Barcardi....................New- Bacardi 8 year old
OLD..Dewars White label......New- Dewars 12 year old special malt









Edit by mod to re-format..... Nick
#181747 by Nottingham Nick
23 Aug 2007, 11:47
Thanks vitb. [y]

I am sure there are some V-Flyers with a passing interest in the booze that is available on board. ;):D


Nick
#181749 by HighFlyer
23 Aug 2007, 11:59
Brill on the Bacardi, not sure on the Remy though. Follow that up with a proper bottle of JD as opposed to the miniatures, and i'll be very happy :)

Thanks,
Sarah
#181755 by Bazz
23 Aug 2007, 12:10
All looks good to me except the Remy replacement which I am not familiar with (yet ;)). The product "A fine Champagne Cognac" looks good and reads well and it has a nice fancy bottle... Link.

Echo Sarah on the JD!
#181759 by Guest
23 Aug 2007, 12:23
What about the Gin ??
#181763 by RichardMannion
23 Aug 2007, 12:32
Maybe this change means we will get lumbered with GNF on more routes
#181764 by Decker
23 Aug 2007, 12:35
Grey Goose... yummm
#181782 by Guest
23 Aug 2007, 14:05
Woo cares about the spelling - they taste wonderful ! Thank you very much or the info,

Ian
#181795 by marko
23 Aug 2007, 14:58
If those bean-counters remove Tanquary 10 gin from the onboard bar the amount of toys thrown from my pram will resemble Hurricane Dean flatenning Toys'R'Us. Any attempt to carry out such a 'crime' will make the letter I sent to Steve Ridgway regarding the J2000 seat on my flight to NBO seem like an invite to a garden party!!

You have been warned

Mark.
#181796 by AlanA
23 Aug 2007, 15:00
Originally posted by HighFlyer
Brill on the Bacardi, not sure on the Remy though. Follow that up with a proper bottle of JD as opposed to the miniatures, and i'll be very happy :)

Thanks,
Sarah

One of the reasons for me to go back to the States regulary. I love the fact you can buy a 1.75 ltr bottle of Jacky at a decent price.
Have you tried one of the blends they do, a blend of Jacky and Southern Comfort? or the matured vintages?. Fantastic!
#181797 by preiffer
23 Aug 2007, 15:01
...I'm sure they're quaking, Mark. ;)
#181818 by Bazz
23 Aug 2007, 16:53
Originally posted by AlanA
Originally posted by HighFlyer
Brill on the Bacardi, not sure on the Remy though. Follow that up with a proper bottle of JD as opposed to the miniatures, and i'll be very happy :)

Thanks,
Sarah

One of the reasons for me to go back to the States regulary. I love the fact you can buy a 1.75 ltr bottle of Jacky at a decent price.
Have you tried one of the blends they do, a blend of Jacky and Southern Comfort? or the matured vintages?. Fantastic!


Gentleman Jack, mmmm, one of my fav's [hic]
#181829 by Scrooge
23 Aug 2007, 20:11
Good man Bazz, though I have taken a liking to single barrel, having gentleman Jack on board would be good...

Know where HF is coming from though...when asking for 10 of the little bottles I do get odd looks, trying to explain that Jack is best served in pint glasses seems to confuse some people.


Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
V-Flyer's drink SoCo?


Bacardi, SoCo and 7 up...great drink [y]
#181839 by buns
23 Aug 2007, 20:55
Originally posted by HighFlyer
Brill on the Bacardi, not sure on the Remy though. Follow that up with a proper bottle of JD as opposed to the miniatures, and i'll be very happy :)

Thanks,
Sarah


I am right there with you Highflyer.

You would have thought by now that loading a bottle (or two[}:)]) would make sense on all bar the Las Vegas route[:w]

buns
#181842 by mcmbenjamin
23 Aug 2007, 21:13
Originally posted by Bazz
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Gentleman Jack, mmmm, one of my fav's [hic]


Gosh B' Willakers YEA! When I was in school I would buy green label Jack. Nasty! [xx(] [:$] But then I got with the program and bought Gentleman Jack. GJ do not give you the nasty hang over that Green label and normal tend to. Jack is very useful in taking the edge off life. :)

Maybe a VF tour to Lynchburg? Mama BoBos is a great place to eat there plus the summer BBQ cookoff rocks.
#181863 by napamatt
23 Aug 2007, 23:48
Otard is pretty good, just not as well known. I used to sell it years ago when I worked for Bass.
#181869 by Scrooge
24 Aug 2007, 00:27
Originally posted by GrinningJackanapes
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
GJ do not give you the nasty hang over


I'm glad to know you think I go down so smoothly, Ben. [}:)]

GJ



[:0]
#181875 by mcmbenjamin
24 Aug 2007, 01:19
Originally posted by GrinningJackanapes
Originally posted by mcmbenjamin
GJ do not give you the nasty hang over


I'm glad to know you think I go down so smoothly, Ben. [}:)]

GJ


Golly GrinningJackanapes; would never know. ;)
#181884 by easygoingeezer
24 Aug 2007, 10:14
Glad the Gin is staying, also the brandy is very nice, I paid £18 for a shot of that in a night club.

Sorry to say I will have to shock you though.

I am going to put coke in the brandy, brandy n coke is my signiture first holiday flight drink, not my fault theres only the good stuff.
#181886 by mike-smashing
24 Aug 2007, 10:20
Originally posted by easygoingeezer
I am going to put coke in the brandy, brandy n coke is my signiture first holiday flight drink, not my fault theres only the good stuff.


Ah, I'm sure they can always oblige with the cheaper stuff from W! ;)

Mike
#181901 by mdvipond
24 Aug 2007, 12:11
Originally posted by marko
If those bean-counters remove Tanquary 10 gin from the onboard bar the amount of toys thrown from my pram will resemble Hurricane Dean flatenning Toys'R'Us.

Tanqueray No.10; tonic (full fat variety); generous quantity of ice; wedge of lime - NOT lemon - juice squeezed into glass followed by the wedge itself; serve whilst ascending to 35K feet; pop QC2s on; browse V-Port offerings; and relax...

Be warned, VS, should I be deprived of any one part of this ceremony (for ceremony is what it is, dear reader) there will be hell to pay...
#181903 by Guest
24 Aug 2007, 12:16
mdvipond - I am with you 110% of the way ! Exactly what I will be doing tomorrow afternoon (well nearly - BA Club offering instead ....)
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