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Author: | CostaKid [ Sat May 22, 2004 11:26 pm ] |
Post subject: | Port Wine... |
Hey guys... ![]() Just thought I'd enhance everyone's knowledge of Port Wines a bit... and their intrinsic value when it comes to chicas. I happen to love port wines... and although I've never been to Portugal (when they originate)... I'm sure even though the Brazilians who aren't crazy about the Portuguese (but speak their language) must have a great selection there of their wine imports. Port wines are generally sweet and dessert wines, but you can also instead of the Ruby red variety (which I prefer), get the Tawny or brown color type. The tawny ones generally have a drier and heavier after bite... After a gulp of either variety you might notice a nice warming feeling in your chest. They make good winter drinks for this reason. The port wines generally have a higher alcohol content than normal wines.. therefore the seduction advantage there... as these wines (the ports) can easily sneak up on you with just one to two glasses and get your chica nice and tipsy. I sometimes purchase some great and highly rated ports through Wine.com and even an old stand by in your liquor stores is the Sandleman's Reserve red port. Another good point to note.. is young chicas without developed taste buds generally prefer slightly sweeter wines... and will drink a port like it's nothing... heheh.. But don't give them too much or they will get sleepy on you instead or more horny. So I've even served port wine as a normal drink instead of after dessert wine... letting it serve as a preliminary to whatever.... ![]() I recommend going with the RED ports... and in liquor stores sometimes you can buy ones aged up to 100 years or more. I once had in a restaurant -- a blend of a few ports that used some stock from the 100 yr. old bottle. But in general.. you can get a decent one from 12 to 20 bucks... no need to spend big bucks for a vintage bottle. Bottom line.. they love sweet reds..and it gets them drunk off their ass fast! ![]() soft jazz or samba music.. and you'll be reeling them into your own private style latin amor. Buena suerte, CK ![]() |
Author: | Guaroking [ Wed Jun 02, 2004 6:54 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Port Wine... |
CostaKid wrote: Hey guys... ![]() Just thought I'd enhance everyone's knowledge of Port Wines a bit... and their intrinsic value when it comes to chicas. I happen to love port wines... and although I've never been to Portugal (when they originate)... I'm sure even though the Brazilians who aren't crazy about the Portuguese (but speak their language) must have a great selection there of their wine imports. Port wines are generally sweet and dessert wines, but you can also instead of the Ruby red variety (which I prefer), get the Tawny or brown color type. The tawny ones generally have a drier and heavier after bite... After a gulp of either variety you might notice a nice warming feeling in your chest. They make good winter drinks for this reason. The port wines generally have a higher alcohol content than normal wines.. therefore the seduction advantage there... as these wines (the ports) can easily sneak up on you with just one to two glasses and get your chica nice and tipsy. I sometimes purchase some great and highly rated ports through Wine.com and even an old stand by in your liquor stores is the Sandleman's Reserve red port. Another good point to note.. is young chicas without developed taste buds generally prefer slightly sweeter wines... and will drink a port like it's nothing... heheh.. But don't give them too much or they will get sleepy on you instead or more horny. So I've even served port wine as a normal drink instead of after dessert wine... letting it serve as a preliminary to whatever.... ![]() I recommend going with the RED ports... and in liquor stores sometimes you can buy ones aged up to 100 years or more. I once had in a restaurant -- a blend of a few ports that used some stock from the 100 yr. old bottle. But in general.. you can get a decent one from 12 to 20 bucks... no need to spend big bucks for a vintage bottle. Bottom line.. they love sweet reds..and it gets them drunk off their ass fast! ![]() soft jazz or samba music.. and you'll be reeling them into your own private style latin amor. Buena suerte, CK ![]() Great thread. Port wine is something all of us should eduatate ourselves on. Also, excellent with a good cigar. Cheers. |
Author: | Veelee [ Thu Oct 14, 2004 9:42 pm ] |
Post subject: | Sherry |
I have much more of a taste for sherry than for port, but have been disappointed trying to find it in CR. I usually get a bottle of rum for my zarpe in San Jose, but at home would often prefer a glass of fino. I've seen Domecq's rather awful brandy, but no fino or amontillado. |
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