EstherM wrote:Hope she arrives before I finish the bottle. :hehe:
That depends if you're driving or not. :beaten:
Started by Bsalez · 1 Feb 2004 · 1,879 replies
EstherM wrote:Hope she arrives before I finish the bottle. :hehe:
Anime Dad wrote:
Thanks :) Into the fridge it goes.... just to see what it's like :)
phlargo wrote:
yeah, if you have a good sake, you definitely want to keep it in the fridge or a wine cellar - you don't want too much light or heat to come to it. And if you open it, make sure you drink it within 2-3 days.
For the cheap stuff, it doesn't matter too much - the subtle changes in the taste aren't obvious.
krim wrote:i refuse to drink warmed sake. REFUSE!
:hehe:
krim wrote:i should go to mitsuwa, since i have a car again.
bmwracer wrote:
That depends if you're driving or not. :beaten:
krim wrote:i refuse to drink warmed sake. REFUSE!
:hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:Costly Cat Sh*t
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$100 a shot for cat dung coffee dripping with the sweet scent of doo doo
Peter Jones department store in London selling coffee shots for $100 each
Blend is a combination of Jamaican Blue Mountain and Kupi Luwak
Kupi Luwak coffee beans are harvested from the dung of Indonesian jungle cat
LONDON, England (CNN) -- A London department store has started selling coffee for $100 a shot.
If the price sounds unappealing, then shoppers also have to overcome the unusual method of cultivation, which sees the coffee beans harvested from the faeces of an Indonesian jungle cat.
Even so, the Peter Jones store says the luxury blend -- called Caffé Raro -- is one of the world's rarest and most premium coffees.
Made by the Italian company De Longhi, Caffé Raro combines Jamaican Blue Mountain and Kupi Luwak, two extremely rare coffees.
The beans of Kupi Luwak are harvested after first being ingested by Civet cats and only around 260 kilos of the coffee is produced each year.
"The cats select the best beans to chew. It's rather like a natural filtering process," Carie Barkhuzen, a spokeswoman for the upmarket store in London's upmarket Sloane Square told CNN.
The coffee, which went on sale yesterday, is either available at $100 for a shot at the Peter Jones Espresso Bar, or shoppers can buy 100g packs of the coffee beans to take away for the same price.
"It's not exactly flying off the shelves -- it's very expensive after all -- but customers are buying it," Barkhuzen said.
The proceeds from the coffee sales will go to charity.
EstherM wrote:
Thanks but no thanks! But at least it goes to charity :victory:
*gets up to get free coffee from the coffee machine at work*
Tu_triky wrote:
I just fed some old coffee beans to my neighbor's cat....when it takes a crap I'm going to sell it on eBayfor 40 dollars a gram. I'll offer people a free sack to take a wiff of the fine coffee crap flavor to entice them to buy...
EstherM wrote:
Sounds like a sophisticated business idea :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
I'll be able to retire early.
EstherM wrote:
Well join my club - I am currently working on my business plan, (aka exit strategy) for the nipples :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
Hopefully Microsoft will buy you out along with Yahoo...and you can sell them you're idea of USB nipples that get hard when you plug them in to a USB 2.0 port.
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