Well, it is only 4 inches tall, but don’t look a gift horse…
A friend is a real artist when it comes to decorating cookies and cakes.
Paging Don Cornwell, I see a ton of issues with the label.
(Seriously, well done!)
Fantastic!
Hollywood Jef would say it’s great!
I’d be hard pressed to find a better deal…
![[rofl.gif]](/uploads/db3686/original/2X/a/a7452fcd8e675af869f8da01174474a545b03944.gif "rofl"){kind=small}
And then sue
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Tasting note?
=)
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About 20 years ago, I bought a few DRC candles (half bottle size) from the Stanley markets in Hong Kong. They looked quite real and I had the Aussie DRC importer around for dinner one night. He saw them lined up on my sideboard and was quite concerned that I had purchased some fakes, as DRC don’t make halves.
very cool.
Hide an iron file in the cake, and send it to Rudy, with a get-out-soon greeting card from John and Allen.
+1
Lol
So, label eating is ok and label drinking isn’t?!?
Were the cookies filled with Asian five spice and peacock’s tail?
Fun stuff.
fred
It had a chocolate note that I don’t usually associate with La Tâche. It must be a fake!
Bravo!
if any of the tasting notes are off they’ll say it was a tainted fork
Clearly. That is more in line with wines from Fourneaux.