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To drink Green Ginger Wine?

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PoisonedApple Tue 18-Mar-14 20:42:22

DH has 'flu' and has taken to bed. Baby has barfed all over me, the cot, the floor etc. the cat has barfed (and eaten it again, so quite tidy to be fair), the pre-schooler has peed in her boots and the dog has peed on the floor.

There is nothing else in the house.

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OodlesofOods Tue 18-Mar-14 20:43:56

I like it when I've a cold

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MuttonCadet Tue 18-Mar-14 20:44:43

I love green ginger wine, but I save it for when I have a cold and sore throat because it makes me feel much better.

You should have some to prevent catching the man flu! wine

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WitchWay Tue 18-Mar-14 20:46:25

Crabbies is nicer than Stones IMO.

Both are nice half & half with whisky = Whisky Mac grin

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PoisonedApple Tue 18-Mar-14 20:52:20

Oh for the whiskey!

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edwinbear Tue 18-Mar-14 21:21:17

Love it with hot water, proper comfort drink.

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Onesleeptillwembley Tue 18-Mar-14 21:21:59

Love it! Occasionally with brandy.

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Financeprincess Tue 18-Mar-14 21:30:28

I would even drink advocaat before I resorted to the ginger wine, however it sounds as if you are greatly in need of booze.

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SinglePringle Tue 18-Mar-14 21:32:08

God, I love ginger wine. And like the PP, I love it even more when mixed with a whiskey!

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Catsize Tue 18-Mar-14 21:32:43

Love it, but only at the theatre. Bought some for home and it wasn't the same. Like when you bring a bottle of your holiday tipple home.

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mummywizz Tue 18-Mar-14 22:12:17

have it every Christmas, absolutely love it! (definitely crabbies)

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