Possible to drink 147 bottles of wine in a month?
Discussion
This quantity comes from Fresh meat and it was 147 bottles of wine over 2 days for four people two ladies. They poured most of it away.
Anyway ignoring work lets say a single man had the challenge of drinking 147 bottles within 1 month. 5 a day every day basically.
Question is would his liver s
t down or would it be pretty close ? Health implications of carrying out such a stupid challenge what would they be?
A dr friend of mine knows a fat lady who sadly drinks 3 bottles a day every day ad nothing will stop her! Silly girl.
Anyway ignoring work lets say a single man had the challenge of drinking 147 bottles within 1 month. 5 a day every day basically.
Question is would his liver s
t down or would it be pretty close ? Health implications of carrying out such a stupid challenge what would they be?A dr friend of mine knows a fat lady who sadly drinks 3 bottles a day every day ad nothing will stop her! Silly girl.
Back when I were a lad, the father of a pair of brothers I knew well buggered off with his secretary.
This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a fk off collection, to be fair.
We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a f
k off collection, to be fair. We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
Justayellowbadge said:
Back when I were a lad, the father of a pair of brothers I knew well buggered off with his secretary.
This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a fk off collection, to be fair.
We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
Sounds like a pretty good summer to me. This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a f
k off collection, to be fair. We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
I have known some alcoholics who can drink fearsome amounts so i fully believe there is someone who could do this. 5 bottle a day i could probably do 2-3 days before i felt to ill to continue.
I did used to serve in a pub where one of the regulars drank a minimum of 15pints of Guiness every day and had done for 6-7 years, it wasn't until around the 10th pint that he started to seem a little merry and on a weekend when he didn't need to get up for work he could demolish 25+ in 12hours.
I did used to serve in a pub where one of the regulars drank a minimum of 15pints of Guiness every day and had done for 6-7 years, it wasn't until around the 10th pint that he started to seem a little merry and on a weekend when he didn't need to get up for work he could demolish 25+ in 12hours.
Justayellowbadge said:
Back when I were a lad, the father of a pair of brothers I knew well buggered off with his secretary.
This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a fk off collection, to be fair.
We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
In guessing there was a fair bit of downing rather than enjoying the finer aspects of the wine This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a f
k off collection, to be fair. We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
Welshbeef said:
Justayellowbadge said:
Back when I were a lad, the father of a pair of brothers I knew well buggered off with his secretary.
This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a fk off collection, to be fair.
We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
In guessing there was a fair bit of downing rather than enjoying the finer aspects of the wine This did not, as one would expect, go down well.
Chap had a wine collection.
Well, he had a seperate temperature controlled wine cellar and a f
k off collection, to be fair. We spent the summer throwing it down our necks with naive abandon.
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
As I get older the hangovers get worse. If I am working the next day I tend not to drink as apart from the headache, dehydration and mood swings, it's the sts that make the day difficult to say the least.
That has gotta be a sign that my liver is not happy.
In fact I find that the hangover can last well into the second day so when I drink I do suffer for it and I don't seem to get fun drunk any more. My Dad, who is 23 years my senior, used to drink a lot until recently and claims that he never got hangovers. He certainly always seemed bright as a button the next day.
Sorry, veered off topic there.
ts that make the day difficult to say the least.That has gotta be a sign that my liver is not happy.
In fact I find that the hangover can last well into the second day so when I drink I do suffer for it and I don't seem to get fun drunk any more. My Dad, who is 23 years my senior, used to drink a lot until recently and claims that he never got hangovers. He certainly always seemed bright as a button the next day.
Sorry, veered off topic there.
Justayellowbadge said:
I still shiver when I think of necking 30 year old St Emilion from a pint pot.
It was worth hundreds of thousands. It all went.
He was a little miffed.
Man points for slurping it from a pint pot.
I go on taste and Tescos do a nice little range of Reds. All smooth and quite gluggable. People have bought me expensive bottles that have tasted like petrol.
I was working on a show the other day where they had a barman mixing a £5500 cocktail. The bulk of the mix came from a bottle of brandy that was something like 300 years old. £5000 a tot.
I knocked the table and nearly sent the bottle crashing to the ground
I was working on a show the other day where they had a barman mixing a £5500 cocktail. The bulk of the mix came from a bottle of brandy that was something like 300 years old. £5000 a tot.
I knocked the table and nearly sent the bottle crashing to the ground
theshrew said:
I love wine but how the hell do they come to these crazy figures that some wine is worth. No matter how much money i had / didnt have it just cant be worth it.
Man points for slurping it from a pint pot.
My mates dad has a collection of whisky that is also worth (what I think is) silly money. One of his bottles is still in the box and is the last remaining unopened bottle in the world of a desired limited-edition.Man points for slurping it from a pint pot.
As ever, anything is worth what someone will pay...
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