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I was told by someone on another forum that Gordons Gin is imported in large tanks then bottled here. The alcohol content in the UK is 40%. Several other well known branded sprits are imported using the same method.

As the years of living here roll on....must be around 14 years now. I do admit to once in a while finding it increasingly difficult to put up with the mess created by totally useless politicians and others, especially those of a certain persuasion. I shall say no more on that. However the other...

Call me sceptical but that does seem all a bit fishy to me.Still, I'm sure the Oxford people know what they're doing.

Yes I see little point in having yet another OTT reaction to it all.

I live 100 miles from the capital and local positive cases are starting to creep up again. If this trend continues then I wouldn't be at all surprised to see them toughen up the rules. Lately, even during busier times I've been noticing far more adults walking about town without wearing a mask...

I hear Vodka sales in Argentina have risen sharply since the Sputnik V vaccinations started....furry hats with the hammer and sickle badge will be next!!

Hell of a lot of building going on where I am especially amongst the 'lower' classes......Kirchner supporter loans?

Look on the bright side. I'm Glaswgian so you could be a lot worse!!

Just seen this thread. We have land in Provincia de Buenos Aires with a quinta and reared Hereford cattle until a couple of years ago. Although my Argentine wife would love to stay there permanently I flatly refuse to do so. Reason being it's only a 20 minute drive from our town house which is...

May I ask what nationality you are?

'Ripped off' I prefer to call it here in Argentina. :)

Bit pricey then there's the delivery charges on top. Not worth the risk.

Think I've seen that one however yet to give it a try. I'd be surprised if it's as cheap as that here though.

As a big coffee lover can I ask what blend of coffee you drink? Shop bought bean/ground coffee in Argentina is shit. So much so I noe buy Dia instant Colombian which tastes excellent at a fraction of the price.

As is anywhere....however Spain does at least have an economy reflecting the era we're now in. Whereas Argentinas is still stuck in the 1960's.

If somone wants to leave Spain to relocate here they obviously must have a strong attachment to Argentina. If not they must be off their rocker.

All rather worrying. I wonder what will happen to those health workers who refuse to have it?

I'd hardly call it beautiful where I live.....flat as a pancake with fields of soya as far as the eye can see. As for the economy.......it stinks!!! :)

A tad unfair on the father. If it's allowed then I think the kids should decide. If they want to go then let them.

I certainly won't be queueing up for it....however I'm sure enough of their blinkered paid supporters will.