My best friend and I had promised each other that we would do a birthday celebration together, having been born in the same month of the same year and this year somewhat marking a momentum. Well, we were busy and it got delayed but finally we did it. Yesterday for lunch, we went out and celebrated and loved it.
Hey, Happy Birthday, Ayako! DP! Very nice… Ken
LikeLike
Thank you, Ken! The 1988 DP was a gift to my father from someone which my mother kept thinking it would be appropriate to open when I got married. She gave up some (long) time ago and told me to take it home so I did. This year’s birthday seemed more appropriate than others since my best friend and I together are 100. 😀
It was slightly still bubbly but mostly gone making it more like white wine. At first a bit too complicated but it got better.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Very interesting. The Brits like old champagne, but most of the ones I’ve tasted are a bit madeirized (whether you like them or not probably depends on how you feel about sherry). Fortunately the few examples that have come my way have still had a fair amount of carbonation, which helps a lot. In either event, happy birthday again! Ken
LikeLike
Yes, sherry! That’s what it tasted like at first. I have not had dry sherry for ages so had forgotten how to describe the taste. Thank you for pointing that out!!
LikeLike
素敵!おめでとうございます♪^^
LikeLike
ありがとうございます 🙂
LikeLike