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Aphex the Wine expert?
 

offline phiz from Liverpool (United Kingdom) on 2004-01-17 08:26 [#01037728]
Points: 2622 Status: Lurker



click here

"Very rich, buttery and full-bodied with toasty oak and
acidity to match.
Richard James, Jun 1 1999, Richard's score 90"



 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2004-01-17 08:31 [#01037729]
Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to phiz: #01037728



Wow. Full-on rich buttery malolactic style showing golden
colour, oaky nose yet delivering ripe and creamy fruit too;
concentrated with lovely roundness and tropical fruit
pinched by tight structure of acidity, alcohol and oak
leading to a balanced drier finish. Long and complex
flavours, especially after being open for a few hours to
reveal even richer butterscotch and pineapple, yet toasty
and then fresh finish.


no... this isn't RDJ...


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offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2004-01-17 08:34 [#01037733]
Points: 9325 Status: Regular



Aphex the pre-eminent menswear designer:

Richard James delivers a collection of his most heralded
signature shapes. Sharp lines and directional sleek
silhouette


http://www.richardjames.co.uk


 

offline phiz from Liverpool (United Kingdom) on 2004-01-17 08:45 [#01037737]
Points: 2622 Status: Lurker



Slinky inventor too.
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went nuts and joined a cult in Bolivia


 

offline Key_Secret from Sverige (Sweden) on 2004-01-17 12:10 [#01038026]
Points: 9325 Status: Regular | Followup to phiz: #01037737



heh I had no idea!

I don't get this sentence:

Richard then spent the next two years figuring out the
best steel gauge and coil to use in making the toy and Betty
James found a name for the new toy after discovering in the
dictionary that the word "Slinky" is a Swedish word meaning
traespiral - sleek or sinuous.


There is no swedish word called "Slinky".
the closest related word is "slinka" (a verb) meaning
"slink, steal, slip".


 


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