It's oddly appealing neat, more so on the rocks, and I'll bet it would make a nifty alternative to light white rums like Bacardi in rum cocktails.
Instead, he looked at times like the perfect Arsenal player: neat, energetic, oddly blunt, a striker continually preparing to strike.
His theatrical farewell in 1983 had also been Ralph Richardson's, the great actor sleepwalking through his own nightmare and accusing a whole family of murdering a friend of his, in Simpson's neat but oddly flavourless translation of Eduardo de Filippo's Inner Voices at the National Theatre.
Another 0-0 draw to follow the 0-0 with South Africa last week leaves the host nation not just in a familiar state of head-scratching disbelief at the impotence of these neat but oddly uncompelling inheritors of the yellow shirt but in danger of a calamitous elimination at the group stage.
Mad and expensive, neat folding metal roof, oddly beguiling.
Instead of the rivers of hair and beestung lips there is a neat coif and an oddly shortened upper lip, which makes Mrs Brown look less like a medieval temptress and more like an amiable rodent.
Fly to Copenhagen and en route you will see a soft landscape dotted with neat villages that look oddly familiar; as I peered down at the red roofs of the notoriously pretty Ærøskøbing, my ideas about Lego turned gently upside down.
Oddly, for those who like their Olympic history neat and tidy, there is scant evidence of Arnold's paying any attention to sports.
Indeed, the carefully contained ire parceled out in neat portions in "Twelve Angry Men" is oddly comforting after all the free-floating white-guy angst of recent months.
A neat moustache adorns Lloyd-Hughes's upper lip, oddly incongruous on such youthful features.
