Another great glass. I saw a cute set at Homegoods earlier. Elf themed, but one had a crack in it.Going with Christmas Pancakes from Hardywood tonight. I was lucky enough to grab one of these the day the store near me got them in. It is basically their gingerbread stout with maple syrup and honey. It does not taste like pancakes but you definitely can pick up the maple syrup and honey. Recommended if you can find them.
Guuuuuuuurl!Yikes. Kinda strong. I knew I should've stopped at half the bottle of Rum.. oopsie
I love the Diet Snapples but the caffeine kills meDiet Raspberry Snapple.
McSorleys NYC?Yesterday was the first time since 1998 that our group didn’t meet up at McSorleys for our annual holiday gathering. This bullshit year really hits home now. There were years that I couldn’t make it for various reasons but at least I knew the other guys were there to keep the tradition going. I truly miss gathering at our corner table throwing down pints of light or dark while eating cheese, crackers and the hottest mustard in New York.
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McSorleys NYC?
Love that place!Of course the McSorleys on E 7th St. ( Ale Pl) in the East Village. The give away is "
I truly miss gathering at our corner table throwing down pints of light or dark while eating cheese, crackers and the hottest mustard in New York.'
Although a touristy /frat boy type bar, the very limited drink and beer , and food menu, is the give away. Years ago we would walk over a few blocks to 'Little Peters bar" after McSorleys, for one of the wildest, outrageous strip bar shows one could imagine, lol. Then walk over to Hung Fat on Mott St for a 2 am meal before the hazy drive back to New Brunswick.
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Love that place!
Not necessarily equivalent but BXL is similar. Also, there's a Belgian beer bar in the Village I can't recall the name of at the moment.I'm not sure NYC has a Eulogy or Monks Belgium beer bar equivalent
Any thoughts on growlers?
Not the Village, but B Cafe on East 75th is a Belgian beer bar.Not necessarily equivalent but BXL is similar. Also, there's a Belgian beer bar in the Village I can't recall the name of at the moment.
Growlers are a thing of the past. Crowlers are it now and even they aren't a big deal anymore.Any thoughts on growlers?