In the Evening, Cork Soakers and Salmon Yays of Vineyard Nation!
We arrived in Holland on Saturday and in Spain this afternoon. Of course, we have lots to share because Adam is making Tina work on this vacation. There have to be labor laws about this.
We’ll chat about the very small coffee cups and how the scant amount of caffeine did nothing to combat the jet lag. ☕️
TSA has been interesting. And we unknowingly participated in facial recognition.
Our arrival was one for the books and Tina is forever changed. That’s Adam’s fault.
We made our way through Amsterdam which included Rosé, bitterballen (big pass for Tina) and stroop waffles. Plus we had dinner in a secret garden. 🪴
We’ll provide a full vacation recap so far - even though we’ve just begun.
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Episode 52 is coming to you from Sitges, Spain. We have no idea what we’re drinking but we’ll come up with something! Pour yourself a glass and get ready to laugh!
Cheers,
Tina & Adam
CorkSoaker wisdom
The wire cage on a Champagne bottle has 6 turns to remove
The family who makes the Cork for a wine bottle sells them for $1.00 they get one penny from that sale
The Cork is not as good as a screw top bottle cap (wine snobs) prefer cork
1 out of every 6 bottles of corked wine bottles fail and turn bad called (Skunk)
Thanks to Cricket Cressman who shared this
John Cressman( the wine guy) would take the wire cage and made her little chairs and would glue the wine cap washer to them !
Hey Curry's stop with the Working and get on with the Vacationing!
You earned it