What does C&V drink? Adult beverage wise now?
12-11-16, 03:12 PM
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12-11-16, 04:28 PM
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01-06-17, 05:53 PM
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What??? Only 2 wheels?
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This stuff sure helps. But it doesn't help me tpye amy better.
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01-06-17, 09:55 PM
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That's a spectacular cow!
...and it has good taste in beer.
Brent
...and it has good taste in beer.
Brent
01-06-17, 10:51 PM
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01-06-17, 10:51 PM
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Beer, Alaskan Amber. Cost has really gone up, reason to cut back.
Mead, I have been making my own for years. Currently, I have three different batches going now totaling six gallons. I will be making a couple of gallons of my Wolf Moon Mead because, January is the full Wolf Moon.
Mead, I have been making my own for years. Currently, I have three different batches going now totaling six gallons. I will be making a couple of gallons of my Wolf Moon Mead because, January is the full Wolf Moon.
01-06-17, 11:48 PM
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Been a while since I had my last drink of alcohol. There is a soda though that I'd have to consider more of an adult beverage, as I'm sure most children would find its tang too intense or the top flavors strangely foreign. The turmeric is my go to choice, while the basil is a close second.
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01-07-17, 06:56 AM
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Evan Williams Nog this time of year. Great in coffee, 1/2 the cost of Bailey's.
When you fire for effect, the cost of ammo is important.
When you fire for effect, the cost of ammo is important.
01-07-17, 09:26 PM
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Holy Mountain Brewing with 'Kiln & Cone pale ale brewed with Amarello and Simcoe hops.
These guys are on par with Russian River brewery. Seek them out if you're ever in Seattle.
01-07-17, 10:09 PM
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This is probably the best Single Malt Scotch in the World. But they are not allowed to call it Scotch because it wasn't made in Scotland...
So it's just "Whiskey".
Smooth as silk. And talk about warming your cockles...
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So it's just "Whiskey".
Smooth as silk. And talk about warming your cockles...
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01-14-17, 05:48 AM
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A new micro near us, all excellent:
and getting a taste for this too, absuolutely delicious, and if you find you're not quite in the mood for a good single malt, this could make your day...
and getting a taste for this too, absuolutely delicious, and if you find you're not quite in the mood for a good single malt, this could make your day...
01-14-17, 08:37 AM
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When I was up in Chicago last summer, I had a 'flight' of bourbon at this trendy spot, and to my surprise the one I loved the most was Evan Williams Single Barrel. A little bird tells me the Evan Williams 1783 variety is another good value in bourbon.
Lately I have been enjoying the 16 oz. pub cans of Scottish Ales from Sun King Brewery in Indianapolis. Their Osiris Pale Ale is fine, but honestly I'm getting tired of all the hops in these pales ales, IPAs and DIPAs.
01-14-17, 09:27 AM
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This has replaced the Rutte & Zn lately. Cleaning and curing capacities are similar, but it tastes even better:
01-14-17, 11:04 AM
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This has replaced the Rutte & Zn lately. Cleaning and curing capacities are similar, but it tastes even better:
01-14-17, 01:11 PM
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I'm not into young jenever anyway, but I really like their very old single barrel jenever. Those are very jellow, orange almost. Very woody, quite sweet and very complex considering half a litre is only about 15 euro. It has little to do with traditional old jenever, it's just good innovation with old fashioned methods and knowledge.
