Whats in your glass tonight??? Part(?)

Posts: 5775 | Location: west 'by god' virginia | Registered: May 30, 2009

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x0225095

PopeDaddy

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Pikesville Rye

And

Dettling Cask Strength Farm to Bottle Bourbon.

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sourdough44

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Just a few beers, long week.

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Bytes

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Just 3 rum and cokes... nothing fancy. Like sourdough44, a very long week. Hitting the hay really soon.

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GrumpyBiker

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year. I found a couple brews that I really enjoy especially with the autumn theme
I have been very impressed and surprised by BrewDog’s offerings.

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mr kablammo

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Great Divide Yeti, and Ardbeg Wee Beastie. The Wee Beastie is a bit hot up front but will melt you into a soft couch like butter on toast.

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Leeann

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Roak Brewing, Griffinclaw and Jamx. I dunno. Lots of good beer on tap.

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corsair

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Enjoyed this weekend a 16yr Lagavulin and Aberlour A'Bunadh Batch 64.

Lagavulin was nice and smokey without the charcoal-bite that younger Islay scotch have.

Aberlour with a dash of water, really made the light, Sherry notes come out.

I'm not terribly knowledgable about scotch but, these were two tasty varieties.

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Starr Hill Brewery Festie, Oktoberfest Lager. Not seeing many seasonal brews out there this year.

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Hamden106

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Excellent OJ

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^^Believe it or not, I reach for this brand first when buying OJ too.

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At the moment; Old Henry Clay Straight Rye Whiskey (86 proof), and an ice cube.

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copaup

The Quiet Man

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Talisker 10.

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bald1

always with a hat or sunscreen
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quote:
Originally posted by rat2306:
^^Believe it or not, I reach for this brand first when buying OJ too.

From concentrate? My OJ is Florida's Natural *NOT* from concentrate.

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SigFan

It's all part of
the adventure...

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A little while ago I enjoyed some Roknar Rye from Minnesota that my daughter sent me for Father’s Day. She moved to Minneapolis Memorial Day weekend 2019.

It’s pretty darn good stuff!

Regards From Sunny Tucson,
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Kronenbourg 1664, French Lager. Shockingly, the little place I stopped at late last week was barren of Oktoberfest brews!

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RogueJSK

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quote:
Originally posted by GrumpyBiker:
It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

Yep!

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^^ I envy your's and Grumpy Biker's stashes!

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RogueJSK

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Those are just the ones in the fridge.

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chellim1

Lawyers, Guns
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Goose island IPA tonight. Only good thing to come out of Chicago.

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-- Justice Janice Rogers Brown

"The United States government is the largest criminal enterprise on earth."
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