If I recall correctly, Tom found the sticky labels a pain when it came to washing the glasses. I suggest people bring chalk pens so we can write on the bases.
⟹︎ I’m not making any unless clearly instructed otherwise.Alex Bridgeman wrote: ↑22:43 Sat 25 Nov 2023If I recall correctly, Tom found the sticky labels a pain when it came to washing the glasses. I suggest people bring chalk pens so we can write on the bases.
I'm now confirmed for this.
I would like foldable tasting note sheets, and WOTN scoring sheet. I may be alone in this in which case hand-written will cope.jdaw1 wrote: ↑00:33 Sun 26 Nov 2023⟹︎ I’m not making any unless clearly instructed otherwise.Alex Bridgeman wrote: ↑22:43 Sat 25 Nov 2023If I recall correctly, Tom found the sticky labels a pain when it came to washing the glasses. I suggest people bring chalk pens so we can write on the bases.
The original idea was to allow a single sheet of A4 to be folded twice, to create a compact A6 sheet with four "pages" with sections for each wine, perhaps 4/page. I think that for implementation, creating the A4 pages as two columns (8/col) instead of 4 pages/sheet was potentially simpler and achieved essentially the same objective, and is I think what was put in as an option; but I will have to check.Alex Bridgeman wrote: ↑08:31 Thu 30 Nov 2023 WOTN voting sheets is a good call.
What’s a “foldable tasting note sheet”? Is that a normal tasting note sheet which you have folded?
Sounds greatuncle tom wrote:
Will prepare the usual fare - Salmon, fillet steaks and chips, vanilla ice cream with gravy, assorted British cheeses and a few mince pies.
Yes pleaseAlex Bridgeman wrote:I am about to book a taxi to run from the Cricketer's Arms in Rickling Green to the White Horse Inn and back. Pick-up times being 17.30 and 23.59 respectively.
Anyone interested in sharing a ride?
