What are you drinking?
09-20-14, 09:20 PM
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Dark horse special reserve black ale.... doesn't taste super "special"... there are better black ales out there.
but it does the trick!
but it does the trick!
10-08-14, 05:47 AM
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A few new selections since my last post:
Four Roses Single Barrel - Bourbon
Elijah Craig 12 - Bourbon, one of the best bourbons under $30 a bottle
Innis & Gunn Bourbon Aged Stout - Limited Release and very tasty!
Sierra Nevada Blindfold Black IPA - Really good. About 1/2 way between a porter and an IPA.
Einstok Icelandic Toasted Porter
Four Roses Single Barrel - Bourbon
Elijah Craig 12 - Bourbon, one of the best bourbons under $30 a bottle
Innis & Gunn Bourbon Aged Stout - Limited Release and very tasty!
Sierra Nevada Blindfold Black IPA - Really good. About 1/2 way between a porter and an IPA.
Einstok Icelandic Toasted Porter
10-11-14, 06:53 PM
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Odd Society Spirits | | Small-batch Distillery in East Vancouver
oh yes, this is happening. Who needs a brewery tour when you can have a distillery tour? So looking forward to this
oh yes, this is happening. Who needs a brewery tour when you can have a distillery tour? So looking forward to this
10-11-14, 10:02 PM
#1783
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How did I not click on this thread until now?! I'm liking you guys more all the time!
Liquor tends to be rum and coke. Rum is usually Capt Morgan, in honor of the good Captain (Daniel Morgan, that is) the special reserve is nice and for drinking straight. After rum, any cream liquor is good, or Jager.
Wine is typically something white, usually something from a Michigan vineyard.
Really don't like beer, it all tastes the same; like beer. Can't stand the bitter hops flavor, but it's hard to find hops free beers. Give me a hard cider. Angry Orchard Cinnful Apple or Green Apple are my top picks at the grocery store but I'll take any local/microbrew cider on tap at a restaurant, haven't had a bad one yet!
Liquor tends to be rum and coke. Rum is usually Capt Morgan, in honor of the good Captain (Daniel Morgan, that is) the special reserve is nice and for drinking straight. After rum, any cream liquor is good, or Jager.
Wine is typically something white, usually something from a Michigan vineyard.
Really don't like beer, it all tastes the same; like beer. Can't stand the bitter hops flavor, but it's hard to find hops free beers. Give me a hard cider. Angry Orchard Cinnful Apple or Green Apple are my top picks at the grocery store but I'll take any local/microbrew cider on tap at a restaurant, haven't had a bad one yet!
10-12-14, 06:25 AM
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10-12-14, 12:25 PM
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A few new selections since my last post:
Four Roses Single Barrel - Bourbon
Elijah Craig 12 - Bourbon, one of the best bourbons under $30 a bottle
Innis & Gunn Bourbon Aged Stout - Limited Release and very tasty!
Sierra Nevada Blindfold Black IPA - Really good. About 1/2 way between a porter and an IPA.
Einstok Icelandic Toasted Porter
Four Roses Single Barrel - Bourbon
Elijah Craig 12 - Bourbon, one of the best bourbons under $30 a bottle
Innis & Gunn Bourbon Aged Stout - Limited Release and very tasty!
Sierra Nevada Blindfold Black IPA - Really good. About 1/2 way between a porter and an IPA.
Einstok Icelandic Toasted Porter
Since I'm in Portland this weekend it's only all the Rogue I can get my hands on.
10-13-14, 06:14 PM
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Gnarly Head Zinfandel. Not bad for a grocery store wine.
10-14-14, 06:13 PM
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Dos equis yet again. Its awesome when friends come over. Its even awesomer when they leave a six pack in your fridge.
10-14-14, 09:35 PM
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Checked in at the Rogue distillery today for some IPA, cider, and an Oregasmic Ale that lived up to its name.
10-16-14, 10:51 PM
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My brother digz on that. I'm not a wine guy though.
Modelo. Better than dos equis for sure.
Modelo. Better than dos equis for sure.
