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starrsville Apr 25th, 2007 08:12 PM

TTess, if by chance your comment is directed to me, I just said the same thing to kybourbon that I said yesterday -

Author: starrsville
Date: 04/24/2007, 03:12 pm
kybourbon, I think some of the conversation is not Central Coast winery specific. It's been an interesting conversation, that's for sure!

BTW, you still sound as angry as have for the past two days. We GET it. Central Coast wineries are more relaxed that Napa/ Sonoma wineries. Is there something else you need to hear to stop slamming posters?

The OP is at a good place. She has gathered information and made her decision about what she's going to do in the area.

kybourbon Apr 25th, 2007 08:28 PM

Starrs - Where did you find the Pama?

starrsville Apr 25th, 2007 08:31 PM

My local liquor store. Out in the boonies! Who knew?!?!?!

Oh, yeah. kybourbon did!

(I still laugh everytime I'm in a Subway about the server who just couldn't understand me when I was ordering the "kentucky bourbon" sandwich! :-) )

kybourbon Apr 25th, 2007 08:55 PM

Derby is a mere week and a half away so here is the recipe for Pama Mint Juleps.
2 oz Pama
2 oz Bourbon
2 sprigs mint
2 sugar cubes
Muddle together, shake with ice and strain into sterling julep cup.

Other recipes -http://www.pamaliqueur.com/index.html?Section=


starrsville Apr 25th, 2007 08:57 PM

Yum! What do you use to muddle? A spoon? Martha has been using that word on her show a lot lately :-)

I'll give the new recipe a try. My current favorite is ginger ale topped with PAMA for a non-alcholic version and champagne with PAMA for the wonderful version :-)

SAnParis Apr 26th, 2007 05:18 AM

I don't think we have any argument over a 'screaming kid'. I love it how people take part of what you say, turn it around & then change it again. The question was whether the child should even be there in the first place. As I have stated (but evidently not too clearly) it depends on many factors - the parents, the kids, the venue, etc. As parents our lives should not end as adults when we have children. By the same token, it has not been that long since I was childless. Fortunately, I am not an Attorney either. Now on to inportant things - the DERBY is coming up, where IS the Bourbon please ?

starrsville Apr 26th, 2007 05:23 AM

kybourbon is pouring!

BTW, the Jack Daniels Distellery would be a perfect family trip (they don't pour) :-)

SAnParis Apr 26th, 2007 06:33 AM

But Stars, that is not Bourbon, that is whisky. Besides I am a tad partial to Knobs Creek. For a good bourbon tour go to Makers Mark (where everything is still done by hand), then visit Jim Beam, what a contrast & they both make great products. Don't tell me you never had the cough suppressant as a kid that was whisky, lemon & honey ?

LLindaC Apr 26th, 2007 07:15 AM

That is not cough medicine....your parents were trying to knock you out to have adult time! My parents used to give me paragoric on the road. (They could take me to a winery and I'd pass out in the corner!)

Since you mentioned derby, Maker's has a fine mint bourbon they use for those juleps. Makes it a bit easier to get im done. I enjoyed several last year while playing piano at the Marriott and had to be driven home. Will try to behave this year.

bear900 Apr 26th, 2007 07:26 AM

Most of the kids I see on wine trails are of the adult variety. :-d

SAnParis2 Apr 30th, 2009 11:50 AM

Topping for maxers, guess it's been longer than I thought.

NewbE Apr 30th, 2009 12:01 PM

Oh, I remember this thread fondly--not! lol

SAnParis2 Apr 30th, 2009 12:47 PM

Me too, seems like just yesterday & it is also Derby time again...lol

SAnParis2 Apr 30th, 2009 12:48 PM

Like fine wine, perhaps some opinions have mellowed w/age ??


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