What does C&V drink? Adult beverage wise now?
12-01-17, 08:46 PM
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I am trying like heck to wean myself off of cheap beer (Bud Light, Michelob etc)
I really am liking the Light version of Shiner Bock, ---- and since I was gone for the latter half of the summer , I half a nice stockpile of the summer themed grapefruit tinged beer in the fridge as well
So I ------ drink 1 of the summer beers, then follow it up with 3 or 4 of the Light beers ---- the summer brew carries the full calorie payload so I limit my intake a bit
I really am liking the Light version of Shiner Bock, ---- and since I was gone for the latter half of the summer , I half a nice stockpile of the summer themed grapefruit tinged beer in the fridge as well
So I ------ drink 1 of the summer beers, then follow it up with 3 or 4 of the Light beers ---- the summer brew carries the full calorie payload so I limit my intake a bit
12-02-17, 07:41 AM
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Office party tonight. we're going to class up the pre party.
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12-02-17, 08:08 AM
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At Surly's for some fun and relaxation last night.
Had a couple of pints of Simpson's Scottish Ale with dinner.
Delicious!
Simpson's Scottish-A Beer for Peter Simpson - Surly Brewing Co.
Also, a fun fundraiser looms ahead.
Surly bikes and Surly beer announce the Masher.
February 11, 2018
A fundraiser to raise $$$$$s for Full Cycle, a non-profit bike shop in South Mpls. that helps homeless kids in so many ways.
Surly Bikes + Surly Brewing = SURLY MASHER - Surly Brewing Co.
Of course we'll be there.
Had a couple of pints of Simpson's Scottish Ale with dinner.
Delicious!
Simpson's Scottish-A Beer for Peter Simpson - Surly Brewing Co.
Also, a fun fundraiser looms ahead.
Surly bikes and Surly beer announce the Masher.
February 11, 2018
A fundraiser to raise $$$$$s for Full Cycle, a non-profit bike shop in South Mpls. that helps homeless kids in so many ways.
Surly Bikes + Surly Brewing = SURLY MASHER - Surly Brewing Co.
Of course we'll be there.
12-02-17, 05:54 PM
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At Surly's for some fun and relaxation last night.
Had a couple of pints of Simpson's Scottish Ale with dinner.
Delicious!
Simpson's Scottish-A Beer for Peter Simpson - Surly Brewing Co.
Also, a fun fundraiser looms ahead.
Surly bikes and Surly beer announce the Masher.
February 11, 2018
A fundraiser to raise $$$$$s for Full Cycle, a non-profit bike shop in South Mpls. that helps homeless kids in so many ways.
Surly Bikes + Surly Brewing = SURLY MASHER - Surly Brewing Co.
Of course we'll be there.
Had a couple of pints of Simpson's Scottish Ale with dinner.
Delicious!
Simpson's Scottish-A Beer for Peter Simpson - Surly Brewing Co.
Also, a fun fundraiser looms ahead.
Surly bikes and Surly beer announce the Masher.
February 11, 2018
A fundraiser to raise $$$$$s for Full Cycle, a non-profit bike shop in South Mpls. that helps homeless kids in so many ways.
Surly Bikes + Surly Brewing = SURLY MASHER - Surly Brewing Co.
Of course we'll be there.
The Surly Crew - Surly Brewing Co.
12-04-17, 10:41 PM
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Updated list:
IPA: Melvin Brewing IPA (or DIPA in the same vein)
Non-hop-centric brew: Hoegaarden
IPA: Melvin Brewing IPA (or DIPA in the same vein)
Non-hop-centric brew: Hoegaarden
12-11-17, 06:54 AM
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I saw this in the store and had to get a bottle; enjoyed it over the weekend.
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12-11-17, 07:37 AM
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Many great micro brews in US now and here are some of my favs from Dallas
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Chimay as well
12-22-17, 04:12 PM
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Wow, there are some interesting looking drinks here! I never see any of that stuff when I'm shopping for drinkin' material. OTOH I did have some Victory's Dirt Wolf and Sam Adams' Rebel Rouser this evening and it was good but I am having tourble tpying at the mometn.
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07-17-18, 04:20 AM
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07-17-18, 04:59 AM
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Prefer stouts and amber Ales. Swamphead here in Gainesville makes a good stout (Midnight Oil), and though available in house only, Cypress and Grove Porter. We are starting to pick up on the number of local breweries.
07-17-18, 05:44 AM
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07-18-18, 11:16 AM
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NO pictures but a local place in San Jose, that get's a fair number of cyclists has an outstanding brut IPA and a really interesting sour
Hapa's Brewing Company
Hapa's Brewing Company
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07-18-18, 10:54 PM
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Skinny tire bike, Fat Tire Beer.
Guinness Draught, too.
805, anything from Firestone.
Guinness Draught, too.
805, anything from Firestone.
07-23-18, 07:34 AM
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Enjoying some C&V Cinzano in my Negroni (more or less equal parts equal parts gin, Campari, and sweet Vermouth). Happy Friday!
Enjoying some C&V Cinzano in my Negroni (more or less equal parts equal parts gin, Campari, and sweet Vermouth). Happy Friday!
10-26-18, 06:11 PM
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My day consisted of a cortisone steroid shot and a big glass of this. Probably why I'm so chatty tonight. 
10-26-18, 06:58 PM
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I donated a week at my ADK camp to a wine themed auction for opthalmology research. A group of wine loving friend's ended up with a winning bid and I ended up joining them. Below are the 72 "trophies" bagged by the five couples during the week following Labor Day. Our last bottle was a 1982 Lafite Rothschild; heaven.
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Bourbon Old Fashioneds. Sweet.
With cherries. Lots of them.
My wife usually steals them, I'm lucky if I get one.
Old Fashioneds made with Jim Beam Black and Makers 46. by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
Old Fashioned on my MacTop. ON MY MACTOP!!! by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
With cherries. Lots of them.
My wife usually steals them, I'm lucky if I get one.
Old Fashioneds made with Jim Beam Black and Makers 46. by Dave The Golden Boy, on FlickrOld Fashioned on my MacTop. ON MY MACTOP!!! by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
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