Sunday, 23 October 2016
That's Books and Entertainment: Thinking Lies Learning how to Believe in Yourself
That's Books and Entertainment: Thinking Lies Learning how to Believe in Yourself: Thinking Lies Learning how to Believe in Yourself is the new book from David Hulman. It is based on and inspired by his own person exper...
That's Books and Entertainment: Shine on, Marquee Moon
That's Books and Entertainment: Shine on, Marquee Moon: Shine on, Marquee Moon is the debut novel of Zoe Howe who is one of the UK's leading music writers. Although this is her first novel...
That's Books and Entertainment: If You Can't Take a Joke
That's Books and Entertainment: If You Can't Take a Joke: The Travels of a Naval Salesman is a memoir written by Gordon Gray, relating how he began his career in sales as an utter novice and how he ...
That's Books and Entertainment: Happiness Diary
That's Books and Entertainment: Happiness Diary: Happiness Diary is a splendid new book from psychologist and researcher Narissa Phipps. Narissa has undertaken detailed research on the ...
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
Braun MultiGroomer The ideal Christmas present
What does it do? What doesn't it do? It does everything you could possibly want it to do.
You can use it to shave, you can use it to style and you can use it to trim, too.
It really is a three in one tool, but it does all of those jobs equally well. It's as good as a device dedicated to each of those tasks, or, in some particular cases, even better.
It comes with three purpose designed and expertly crafted trimming attachments.
And gone are the days of having to wait overnight before you can use your trimming device! One hour of charging its powerful Ni-MH batteries will give you guaranteed 100% constant power for 30 minutes of shaving, styling or trimming. Or you can even give it a 5 minutes quick charge.
And it's good to go with you on your travels as it has fully automatic voltage detection software that allows it to be charged anywhere in the world. It even comes with a funky little charging stand.
And it's light enough to travel with you on your next trip abroad.
There's a nifty extra wide shaving head with a flexible SmartFoil which gives you a smooth, clean shave with the minimum amount of strokes.
There's a superb Adustable Click&Lock comb which comes with four length settings (covering 1.2mm to 6mm) and you can Trim & Style with the special twistable trimmer.
You can use it dry or wet, so you can even take it into the shower with you!
It costs £69.99 and you can buy it this link at a substantial discount https://goo.gl/La8uC4.
Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Lambrini Truly Peach Flavour
We chilled the bottle and we poured two glasses of Lambrini Truly Peach wine and we we both quickly whisked away from the cold British Autumn evening to a Mediterranean peach grove as we slowly sipped and savoured our glasses of wine.Now, my wife and I are quite partial to a glass of Lambrini, but this peach Lambrini does, to use an old expression, take drinking Lambrini to a whole new level.
What's it good for? It's basically very good for just about anything, really!
It's a fantastic drink in front of a blazing fire on Christmas Eve, with or without some mince pies, it goes very well with cheese and pickled onions and the like, and it will serve as a low alcohol but interesting accompaniment for your actual Christmas Day feast.
And it will go nicely with your Boxing Day cold turkey sandwiches, too.
In short, this is an especially drinkable wine and will also be enjoyed by people who protest: "Oh, I don't like wine, me! I'm not much of a one for wine!" (EDITOR: Which, if I am honest, probably includes me in that number.)
To learn more you can visit http://www.lambrini.co.uk/the-range/truly-peach/
It will be available form Tesco and The Drinks Supermarket at about £3.00 a 75cl bottle. But do take our advice, don't buy just one bottle as it won't be nearly enough!
http://www.tesco.com
http://www.drinksupermarket.com/fruit-ginger-wine
Chase Gin and Chase Vodka, the spirit of Herefordshire
The English county of Herefordshire, in the West of England, is famed for its apple orchards and its cider production.
However, thanks to the Williams Chase distillery which is based at Rosemaund in Herefordshire, the county is now becoming famous for Chase Vodka and Chase Gin.
The gin is distilled from apples grown on the family's own orchards and distilled on the farm itself.
The gin is described as being elegant and crisp and I cannot find fault in that description.
One can taste the range of botanicals in the gin, with juniper berries predominating, but the use of apples to produce the base spirit rather than grain gives this gin a lift about other, for want of a better word, usual gins.
There is a note of fresh apples in this gin and it plays well with other cocktail ingredients.
Chase Vodka is also made from an ingredient indigenous to English farms, the not-so-humble Potato.
This, too, makes a pleasing change from the more traditional grain spirit based vodkas and the taste is pleasing to the tongue and it, too, works well as the base for a range of vodka-based cocktails.
To learn more about these products please visit http://chasedistillery.co.uk/. and http://williamschase.co.uk/.
You will also find a wide range of other drinks distilled at the farm.
You can purchase Chase drink products at this link https://goo.gl/iw9nNO.
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