Viva Brighton Issue #80 October 2019

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COLUMN ......................... Lizzie Enfield Notes from North Village Illustration by Joda (@joda_art) This feels a bit like going to the doctor and having to fill out one of those forms: the ones where they ask you how much you drink and smoke. It's for your own good – if the doctor knows your drinking habits, he may be able to save your liver. But you can't quite face the ‘you might want to cut down on the amount you drink’ admonishment. So you tick the box that says ‘no more than one glass of wine a week’. In reality, it is no more than one a day – most days. You go out for a few drinks, every now and then, and there's always wine in the fridge. In fact, there is always wine in the fridge of everyone you know. They pick it up in the supermarket, along with bread and milk, so there’s always something to offer guests, expected or unexpected – except for when it gets very late and you realise the wine has stopped flowing and the corner shop is closed. We recently had dinner with neighbours. We brought two bottles with us, because one between two people is never quite enough. There seemed to be a lot of wine when we arrived, but by the end of the evening it had run out. Our host began rooting around in cupboards. “I knew there was a bottle somewhere,” he said, producing a dusty one, which he uncorked and poured. By that stage of the evening, wine appreciation was not really on anybody's mind but at least one person commented, “This is very good.” No one else thought anything of it, until the hosts took a sip and remembered where the bottle came from. Very old friends had brought it when they came for the weekend. It was their wedding anniversary. They’d told them it was a very good wine that they’d been saving to drink with very special friends. But they’d put it to one side and forgotten to serve it, promising, when the friends left, to save it and drink with them the next time they saw each other (the friends had been a bit put out by its nonappearance). “I'm sure you can replace it.” Another guest produced his phone and an app that tells you the nearest stockist of a particular vintage. It was apparently in Mayfair, which should have alerted us to just how good the wine was. “Here they have one in!” said the wine app man, triumphantly. And then a slight look of consternation passed across his face. “It was nice wine,” he said handing his phone to our host. “Not that nice,” said the host, who was already sitting down but looked as if he needed to lie down – despite the sobering fact that the wine we’d just drunk cost £300… ....37....
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