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  1. There is currently an offer from Germany (Mondovino) for CHF 320.-- without tax without frieight for a normal bottle vintage 1980. If only the procudures to "acquire" said top wine (Parker 98) were not so complicated. But a Credit Card seems to do all is necessary. What I hate is the hassle. I would like to take my time and not being pressed to adhere to some deadlines. The opus asks easily for 30KTHB. And this is not my daily table wine. So it can be said it might well sell under the label of something for extraordinary occasions. For anybody else who is interested. Rare to acquire one at all in Thailand. Have a look at Vivino.
  2. Hope life is bearable. Suddently I get the urge to drink some wine. I do not know a decent possibility to buy possibly in or near Pattaya. It is a nightmare. Lets get this straigt: We are talking upper class here, nothing low end. No "best buy" or discount. Example: I like Opus One. For white I love Sancerre. And I absolute favour Burguny over Bordeaux. Any sugestions ? Thank you if you may help me. I do not like ordering online, best in a knowleageable Shop and talk with a knowledgeable salesman Budget up to THB 30'000 for a 750ml bottle for a one time occasion. Kind regards Mike
  3. Absolutely the best is Dairy Home Brand Grass Fed Milk in a 1200ml canister, Available in TOPS, Villa. I used to live in Switzerland at the outskirts of Zurich where farmers still deliver the milk. So I pretend I know what I am talkiing about. I guarantee you will be delighted. Absolutely worth the try.
  4. Where can I buy fresh peaches in Pattaya ? Any seasonal restrictions ? Yellow or white, round or flat - it does not matter to begin with. Price is less important. Thanks for any tip !
  5. I agree that enforcement is of utmost importance and examples how anybody was treated are interesting. Why we should discuss for example the differences of IO (which we do to the benefit of readers). Actually local handling of any issue and local made up rules is all that matters.
  6. As with many things in life you get what you pay for. Breakfast - especially a fulfilling one - is no exeption. You simply cannot demand such a meal for under 200 THB. Many years ago we lodged after trying many other hotels in Pattaya in tha Avani whie on holidays if in Pattaya..They have a very good breakfast. But it now might be above 1000 HB. When I say good I mean all European standards like cereals, saussages, egg station (poached eggs may be ordered), but as well a japanese corner, a Thai corner, fresh juices and fruits and maybe indian curries. If the Avani does not suit you, there is Casa Pascal just opposite. Famous for a reason. The best setting we ever had was in the Centara Grand in Hua Hin with its quiet nice garden where the birds sing. Drawback: they givve you Allowrie as butter as many others do. The most vast selection I have ever seen was in the Amari Watergate. You better bring your roller scates. Its a bit leaning towards indian (the owner is Indian) but a bt chaotic and not so clean. Conclusion: budget 1000 THB+ per person and when carefully selected, you will get a perfect breakfast
  7. Rules as of April 1 incllude as well the permission to keep 50 grams at home. No idea what the Thai administration thinks of this. I do not think this is a April 1 joke. It is all over the internet and in my online-publications.
  8. Unfortunately true. Even worse, in a lot of other countries tomatoes seem to have lost their expected rich flavour as well. For example in Switzerland. I guess you have the best chances in Italy. I suppose this might be because of the disappearance of older varieties. By the way - never seen a really tasty orange here, too. THe tasty ones are from Spain.
  9. Absolutely depends on your lifestyle and where and how you live. Alone or with a wife and children(if you have none of these - just wait), even probably further family members. They tend to take more than to give. And as you are getting older your money spent for the hospital will surpass money spent in the bar or eating out. Do not underestimate the hospital bills - I speak from experience. Plus inflation. Plus tax. Unfortunately.
  10. Why I do not have a like button in the lower right corner anymore if I post ? See attachment. Thanks Moogradod
  11. We are always striving for the best, the best hotels, the best food, the best wine etc. How about a contest for the worst (really existing) food ? There used to be an institution called "The not so terribly good club of great britain" and to be a member you had to demonstrate that you were exeptionally bad at something. They sometimes invited members to demonstrate their inabilities on stage. They soon had to close down because according to their own statues they were too successful. But we could make a list of the worst food, starting with a dish that let you vomit by the pure looks of it up to last place where you needed hospital care (Psychologist or Gastroenterologist) after yoyu had the pleasure to taste it. Cheeze wiz on wine is a strong contender in this list I suppose. And the breakfast beans etc......
  12. To take any antibiotics on your own is the very worst idea. And did I interpret some posts correctly ? 42 degrees Celsious body temperature ? WIth that you could hardly even get to a hospital which you should immediately.
  13. I do not remember the last time I was there.

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