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Originally posted by daikyu:
I have been picking that up now that it is available.

I miss Grumpy Biker's pictures, when he would get a pallet of Octoberfest.

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Originally posted by P220forever:
Currently enjoying a beautiful day with a Sammy Adams Octoberfest.



I wish Covid hadn’t screwed up my taste & smell so much .
I can’t even stand the taste of it ever since Frown
But , man I do miss how much I loved it!








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Had a Hofbrau Oktoberfestbier with a couple of hot dogs (which actually cost more than a package of real bratwursts).
 
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on a diet, of sorts,

so a Mich Gold (Organic Diet beer!!!) with lunch

and 3 Mich Ultras tonight, and a short glass of Blade and Bow bourbon,

well, maybe 2



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Sipping Bardstown Bourbon Company 94 proof this evening. It's a 6 year 60% corn, 36% rye, 4% barley mash.

Just reminiscing about last week when a friend and I rode to Bardstown KY to base for a few days and rode around that area. Lovely little town and nice roads.



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Having a Sam Adams Octoberfest as I write. Very warm early Fall day, and nothing is pressing. Seems appropriate.
 
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Tonight happy hour will feature Wild Turkey 101 bourbon. One has to go careful with this one or you go to bed early!!
 
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Fat Tire Ale with dinner and Tanqueray and tonic before bedtime while reading the "Edge of Honor" by Brad Thor.
 
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Bayern Oktoberfest from Missoula, Montana. This is a dark marzen style beer. Hits the spot.
 
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Boss at work gave me a sample of Bookers Small Batch 2025-02.



Very good bourbon! That Command Staff $$$ must be nice! At 126.5 proof it’s got a bit of heat, but mellows out just fine with a bit of ice. I love the age statement, too… “7 Years, 1 Month, 20 Days”

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A Rambutan Martini!



Peel a couple rambutans, muddle them with a bit lemon juice, elderflower liqueur, Dry gin, and shake, strain, and top with club soda.

The garnish is just… impressive. Or terrifying if you forget about it and just catch a glimpse out of the corner of your eye!

Bill R
 
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diet beer, aka mich ultra



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Apparently, that little red hairy lookin little bugger is a rambutan….

No clue, but the new “upmarket” grocery in town was selling them at a mere $14.95 a pound so why not

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A glass of good ole' Knob Creek 9yr neat.
Keeping it simple.


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Staying simple this evening!



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Buffalo Trace this evening.


Niech Zyje P-220

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^^^ Buffalo Trace is my go-to, but:

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Originally posted by GT-40DOC:
Tonight happy hour will feature Wild Turkey 101 bourbon. One has to go careful with this one or you go to bed early!!

I bought a bottle…
Makes a good old fashioned.



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Eagle Rare this evening which used to be my "go to bourbon". I haven't seen it locally for a long time. My SIL in northern VA picked up a bottle for me.


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I’m also having a little Eagle Rare. Just back from visiting in Michigan, need a little reset. I also had a brake line fail/leak on my truck. I looked a fair amount, but left it at a shop, locally.

I looked, then admitted ‘Uncle’. ’
 
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