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Hmm though I am not fond of any alcoholic beverages, but I see that here you have expressed them in beautiful rhythm:)
ReplyDeleteVery perfect for 'V'.
ReplyDeletea VARIETY of valuable beverages
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and a nasty head ache the next morning...hahaha
ReplyDeletei def like the look of the bottles though....
This image is so perfectly composed!!!
ReplyDeleteAn attractive vertical trio. I often pick wines just by their labels so this one would intrigue me. Cheers
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Cheers!!!
ReplyDeleteV is for ...
I've never tried Shiraz .... may have to go out and get me some ;-)
ReplyDeletediane @ aug's blog
Is the bar open? ;>)
ReplyDeleteIs the bar open? ;>)
ReplyDeleteSpirit, such a beautiful picture. The thought of a "velvety vino" made me a wee bit thirsty! Thanks for commenting at my blog, too. I love your words under "Post a Comment," because they resonate so clearly with when I know I'm at my best here on this earth... Peace, Amy
ReplyDeleteYes, please! xo
ReplyDeleteCan I wipe out the middle man and go vermouth to vino?
ReplyDeleteI love this..so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYummy
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