Bacon Wrapped Grilled Cheese

Elvis · Posted: Wed Aug 26, 2015 9:38 pm Post subject: Re: Bacon Wrapped Grilled Cheese

that side effect ...dizziness..falling over,inability to drive is common after a wine or 6 Very Happy

Grey_Wolf · Member Joined: Aug 06, 2015 Posts: 186

Elvis wrote:

that side effect ...dizziness..falling over,inability to drive is common after a wine or 6 Very Happy

Yeah them days are far behind now though the feeling is similar. Hit once when in the truck parked - thought I was gonna fall out of my chair. Had it hit several times when out walking in the pasture checking cows/calves in the spring. Good thing the fence was there for me to hang on to.

Aloysius · Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 12:43 am Post subject: Re: Bacon Wrapped Grilled Cheese

G_W, just for your info and I bet you'll remember "20 %" Smile

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_wine

www.winesofportugal.in...Node=18091

Vince · Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2015 1:48 am Post subject: Re: Bacon Wrapped Grilled Cheese

Aloysius wrote:

G_W, just for your info and I bet you'll remember "20 %" Smile

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_wine

www.winesofportugal.in...Node=18091

Ahh, Port wine. I enjoy a nice aged Tawny Port as an after dinner sip. I have a 4 litre wooden barrel, made from white oak staves taken from old Jim Beam barrels. There is a well trained and very competent cooper who resides a few hours north of me and he makes these barrels for those that like to put their favourite tipple into wood.

My barrel was a parting gift from my Sergeants' Mess when I left the Army and was made in Bundaberg QLD...

Schmeiders Cooperage

As can be seen from their website they make a good range of barrels, both upright casks and traditional barrels. There is even a barrel that would meet Bushy's needs...a 30 litre barrel that would be great for oak aging scotch.

But, getting back onto topic...I would imagine a nice Port, or Porto, would go well with a well made Bacon Wrapped Grilled Cheese snack.