What are you drinking right now?
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My fav pilsner hands down
Had this one a few times, single bottles from liquor barn. Amazing beer
Se habla Espanol?
“And now for something completely different….”
Good balance this. Interesting flavor. Might have to have two for a better review.
For now, it’s perfect after an afternoon of playing lumberjack and milling a couple 6x6 posts from trees that came down on my property. Something tells me I’m gonna regret not stopping a lot sooner than I did.
“And now for something completely different….”
Good balance this. Interesting flavor. Might have to have two for a better review.
For now, it’s perfect after an afternoon of playing lumberjack and milling a couple 6x6 posts from trees that came down on my property. Something tells me I’m gonna regret not stopping a lot sooner than I did.
The brown, now a bit mellower with that extra bitterness gone. Came in a little low at 4.0%, but that's fine by me.
Not yet perfectly clear, but miles ahead of the first pour.
Not yet perfectly clear, but miles ahead of the first pour.
I’m starting to realize that browns are some of my favorites. Especially low bitterness and malty flavor. It could become a problem if I kept too much tasty brown around. At least I recognize my weaknesses.
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Last time I had that it was in a bottle and it was a skunky mess. Just terrible. I guess I’ll have to give it another go in cans.
I’ve only had in cans.
Nice selectionOpted for my house Stout, in the bar/shed. I’ll be going with something on the board next.
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I went for a Bass next. Probably the first time I’ve had this beer in ages. My immediate thought was…this is Boddington’s as a lager, without the nitro widget to give it all that creaminess. Fruity taste and aroma are so similar, just a different mouthfeel. Bizarre.
I can't find Bass locally. Wish I could.
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I must have been drunk when I typed that last night.
I meant Harp, not Bass. UK, 4 letters and all…I found it in a Guinness “Irish Ale“ mixed 15 pack.
5 each of Guinness Stout, Smithwicks and Harp. Don’t know if that’s distributed nationaly though.
Version 4 of my attempt at the perfect house pale ale. Don't know if it's "dam" good yet but it's getting close!
My new-to-me car in the background. I'm liking it more each day, but I miss my Ford :/
My new-to-me car in the background. I'm liking it more each day, but I miss my Ford :/
both look nice. What is the car?Version 4 of my attempt at the perfect house pale ale. Don't know if it's "dam" good yet but it's getting close!
My new-to-me car in the background. I'm liking it more each day, but I miss my Ford :/ View attachment 29373
I’ve seen that variety pack but been a few years. Wondered how you got Bass, apparently exclusive to UK now. Got excited for a second. I can’t find Boddingtons either.I must have been drunk when I typed that last night.
I found it in a Guinness “Irish Ale“ mixed 15 pack.
5 each of Guinness Stout, Smithwicks and Harp. Don’t know if that’s distributed nationaly though.
Nissan Rogue
When Kim got her car a few years ago we looked at and drove one of those.
It seems nice so far. Plenty zippy for the size, awd, fancy cruise control that drives the car for me. Better gas milage than my 14 year old Escape too
My copy of McMenamin's Ruby ale; 1-1/8 lbs. of fresh raspberries in the secondary. According to my friend who's favorite beer is Ruby, it's exactly the same.
