Barbara Scully

But yeah, no, I loved red wine.

And then all of a sudden I got these hangovers from hell, migraines, that, you know, the whole nine yards, like vomiting and, you know, losing two days afterwards.

And I had to give up and it was tragic.

And I still have my good bottles of wine in my wine rack in the kitchen.

And every so often I go over and I say, look, lads, I'll give you a shot again soon.

And when I open, like I buy cheap wine now for cooking.

And when I open it, the smell is still like...

But I know I can't drink it because it drives me insane.

So to make up for that, I've discovered gin and I actually really like gin.

So I've indulged myself in a gin trolley and I make a thing out of kind of, well, I think it's a hobby, collecting gin in different places where I go.

I like to try local gin.

So I have a gin trolley with gins from all over the place and I try a different one every night.

Was it the Queen Mother was Gin Lizzy, wasn't it?

Was she?

Was it the Queen Mother was known as Gin Lizzy, I think.

Yeah, she used to have a gin every night.

Yeah.

So I have my gin.

I don't have it every night, but a lot of nights.

I'm going to move this microphone a little bit.