OT: What are you all drinking tonight
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Oh, man, that really hit the spot with the burger, poured myself a second one.
So far "We Want the Idaho Gold" by Icarus and "Outer Limits" by Tonewood. Have "Sea Dream" by Kane on deck.
I discovered Stone’s “Delicious IPA.” It is indeed delicious.Stone Xocoveza one of my favorites from Stone. A Mexican hot chocolate stout with cocoa, coffee, pasilla peppers, vanilla, cinnamon and nutmeg. No Stout for you!
Lol No from Southern Tier Website - 2XMAS ale combines traditional brewing ingredients with figs, orange peels, cardamom, cinnamon, clove and ginger root. It’s a holiday addition to the 2X line and another reason to toast to the season, but unlike Glögg, we recommend serving this one chilled. Why no beer for you lately?
That sounds good.
I guess my beer drinking was a quarantine/summer phase.
I've been drinking green smoothies the last few weeks with the occasional side of the green flower that will soon be legal . 🤓
I do see some interesting beers I'd like to try from some of the breweries I follow online.
Last thing I drank... Fruitful Fort by Dogfish Head. Nasty!
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Muckley-eye Distillers Bourbon on the rocks. Locally distilled in Colts Neck, NJ! Not a huge Bourbon guy (more of a Rye guy), but in tasting their liquors, I found I liked the Bourbon best.
My girlfriend got me a new whiskey decanter and some whiskey glasses. Look forward to using them.
My girlfriend got me a new whiskey decanter and some whiskey glasses. Look forward to using them.
Was drinking Glenfiddich 15yo Solera Reserve last night.
Ya know, I have several decanters, unused, which I should put my favorite scotches into. I keep meaning to do that, then forget all about it.
Seeing the Scotch drinking going on got me craving some. Going with the GlenDronach Allardice 18 tonight. One of my favorites.
Fun fact about GlenDronach they closed in 1996 till 2002. So the Scotch you have from them may be older then the age statement indicates. This bottle I have has a date code of 2016 on it. Well take away 18 from that puts you in 1998 when they were closed. It's actually a 19 to 20 year old that Im drinking depending on when the distillary shut down. This goes for several other releases they produced.
Fun fact about GlenDronach they closed in 1996 till 2002. So the Scotch you have from them may be older then the age statement indicates. This bottle I have has a date code of 2016 on it. Well take away 18 from that puts you in 1998 when they were closed. It's actually a 19 to 20 year old that Im drinking depending on when the distillary shut down. This goes for several other releases they produced.
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About to finish off my first foray into the world of peat-heavy scotches--Laphroaig 10 Year Cask Strength. Definitely peaty but more on the iodine side than the smokiness I was looking for. Debating going with the Ardbeg Corryvreckan or Uigedail next, anyone know which one has a smokier flavor?
I like the Ardbeg. I’ve gotten boring in my time and stick to my old faithful Lagavulin. Just enough smoke for my taste.
Going with Argus by Omnipollo a chocolate hazelnut spread (nutella) stout. Its more a dessert stout. Very good IMO
Nice glass..I see someone decorated for the holidays... 🌲Going with Argus by Omnipollo a chocolate hazelnut spread (nutella) stout. Its more a dessert stout. Very good IMO
Ha thanks. Glass was from Hopfiction. Yeah after Halloween its game on for me. Love Christmas time.
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I remember with great anticipation the first time I tried mead. Mead absolutely sucks.
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