Re: OT The Convent
- From: chris mcmillan <spam.tin@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jun 2006 20:48:31 GMT
In message <1tjdn3-3r8.ln1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Jim Easterbrook <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes
Serena Blanchflower <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:1sw8wa6ape2dp$.1vyu4rv6tt01k.dlg@xxxxxxxxxx:
Several monasteries in Belgium get some income from brewing beer, and
making cheese to go with it. I spent a very enjoyable day visiting the
Orval monastery, and came away with a couple of cases of their wonderful
beer.
I can't remember where now, but many years ago my mum used to regularly go on 'retreat' weekends. Usually somewhere in Surrey or Sussex I think as she'd worked in the area before she met my dad. She must have gone back to the same place more than once and it made a rather nice 'ginger wine'. Tasted more like creasote to us, but her then cat was rather partial to a lick of it from mum's finger. It must have been non-alcoholic I suppose because so far as I can remember my step-nan didn't drink alcohol.
Sincerely Chris
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Chris McMillan
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