Posted: Oct 22nd, '06, 19:20
I had mine with me on Saturday, but forgot to drop it off.
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Posted: Oct 22nd, '06, 19:37
so everyone is donating wine to bubba or what...
Posted: Oct 22nd, '06, 21:11
maybe u can join & donate a budmogulmouse wrote:so everyone is donating wine to bubba or what...
nope nope cant its illegal 
alcohol causes more problems on earth than anyother drug....amazing....but its okay its legal 
Posted: Oct 22nd, '06, 21:32
too true... you can thank the pharmasudical companies and govt. for that.
Posted: Oct 23rd, '06, 18:31
My wine is now here.
Posted: Oct 23rd, '06, 19:58
Hey Mouse:
What does 3.5 acres yield? About 100 cases per acre or what's the standard?
What does 3.5 acres yield? About 100 cases per acre or what's the standard?
mogulmouse wrote:wait... wine contest.... what's going on. . link?
It should be known i'm no doubt not only the resident dank expert, but also the resident saw-mill-yay (Cant spell it though..must be french or something ;) . )
That would be my girls 3.5 acres of Dry Creek Valley appalachian Cabernet up in somoma county, in the back ground. Picture taken a few years ago. Dry creek valley is much better well known for its Zin, which she only has a half acre of.
I think that was some Sour Diesel in the fat L i was puffin.
Posted: Oct 23rd, '06, 20:41
Depends on what type of farmer ya are.. 
You could never drop fruit, pump your sh*t full of water... have really low quality fruit..., but have tons and tons of it.... it all depends.
You could never drop fruit, pump your sh*t full of water... have really low quality fruit..., but have tons and tons of it.... it all depends.
Posted: Oct 23rd, '06, 20:44
This Pic was a big hit at work.Snowjob wrote:Hey Mouse:
What does 3.5 acres yield? About 100 cases per acre or what's the standard?
mogulmouse wrote:wait... wine contest.... what's going on. . link?
It should be known i'm no doubt not only the resident dank expert, but also the resident saw-mill-yay (Cant spell it though..must be french or something ;) . )
That would be my girls 3.5 acres of Dry Creek Valley appalachian Cabernet up in somoma county, in the back ground. Picture taken a few years ago. Dry creek valley is much better well known for its Zin, which she only has a half acre of.
I think that was some Sour Diesel in the fat L i was puffin.
Posted: Oct 23rd, '06, 20:48
:Posted: Oct 28th, '06, 16:40
Dr. NO's whine is here.
Posted: Oct 28th, '06, 18:47
HEY, with this weather seems I was not the only one with a bit of a whine. But, the trip out was not worth it. Grist was EMPTY as was the access road. Flooding down by Casey's with about 6" water running over the road.Bubba wrote:Dr. NO's whine is here.
So, when exactly is the wine contest so the losers can whine about it and drown their sorrows in wine?
Posted: Oct 28th, '06, 19:26
If you mean the wine party that is TBD.Dr. NO wrote:HEY, with this weather seems I was not the only one with a bit of a whine. But, the trip out was not worth it. Grist was EMPTY as was the access road. Flooding down by Casey's with about 6" water running over the road.Bubba wrote:Dr. NO's whine is here.
So, when exactly is the wine contest so the losers can whine about it and drown their sorrows in wine?
Posted: Nov 4th, '06, 21:31
Stormchaser dropped off his wine today.
Posted: Nov 4th, '06, 21:58
Hey Bubba:
Who's in the running now?
Who's in the running now?
Posted: Nov 5th, '06, 12:22
MEEEEE! and about 20 others on the same date.Snowjob wrote:Hey Bubba:
Who's in the running now?