Black coffee. Trader Joe’s “Joe”. Cheap and serviceable, much like myself.
What Are You Drinking? March 2024
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That describes me, also. But I have found that some people don't understand metaphors, similes, and analogies. I.e., tobacco/cheese, I think I just suck at grammar but am willing to improve. Currently drinking spring water
Black tea with cream and sugar. Ive found it to be a great match for vapers.
Today was some red wine with a lat blend. That was a nice pairing too.
I like scotch and whisky but I rarely buy it. If its in the house I will drink it and that is the end of everything for the day.
Today was some red wine with a lat blend. That was a nice pairing too.
I like scotch and whisky but I rarely buy it. If its in the house I will drink it and that is the end of everything for the day.
A bit of Kraken rum is a favorite go to for cheap and tasty rum
Lagavulin 16 and a scant splash of water.
Wild Turkey 101 Old Fashion with Cherry and Orange bitters
My week in beer the past week from top left to bottom right
Crushed a few Hefeweizen with collegues out for diner, paired with a laaaaaarge schnitzel
Smoked Stout with a rather nice islay whiskey peatyness, i normally dont like peaty whiskey but this was nice
NEIPA
DIPA
Black IPA, nice roasty flavors upfront, hoppy bitter in the back, style kinda grows on me being a Stout and IPA enthousiast
Pastry Stout, very in your face walnutty
Pastry Sour/Gose, taste just like described; a piña collada with pineapple juice. Nothing to do with beer, but still a treat!
Dopfelweizen with a nice story, im a member of a beergeek group on Facebook. A few years ago they lost a member to Lou Gehrig disease (we call it ALS, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and decided to organize a yearly fundraiser with a auction of beer related items, beertastings (one of I attended) and brew a beer where the proceeds of all three go 100% to the ALS Foundation. Raised about 300K the past 4 or 5 years.
Barley wine
Cold IPA, crushable as a lager with the hoppiness of a IPA
Crushed a few Hefeweizen with collegues out for diner, paired with a laaaaaarge schnitzel
Smoked Stout with a rather nice islay whiskey peatyness, i normally dont like peaty whiskey but this was nice
NEIPA
DIPA
Black IPA, nice roasty flavors upfront, hoppy bitter in the back, style kinda grows on me being a Stout and IPA enthousiast
Pastry Stout, very in your face walnutty
Pastry Sour/Gose, taste just like described; a piña collada with pineapple juice. Nothing to do with beer, but still a treat!
Dopfelweizen with a nice story, im a member of a beergeek group on Facebook. A few years ago they lost a member to Lou Gehrig disease (we call it ALS, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) and decided to organize a yearly fundraiser with a auction of beer related items, beertastings (one of I attended) and brew a beer where the proceeds of all three go 100% to the ALS Foundation. Raised about 300K the past 4 or 5 years.
Barley wine
Cold IPA, crushable as a lager with the hoppiness of a IPA
Enjoying a little bit of Shackleton I bought last year. Neat in a vintage 1950’s tumbler. Working on the P&T Magazine Master Index.
It’s Friday night. Buffalo Trace Old Fashioned.
Always enjoyed this one, label is funLeffe tonight, with my steak.
Brewed by Belgian monks apparently, which sounds a bit dodgy. In an all male monestery, which perhaps sounds dodgier still! Depends on one's beliefs I suppose. Pukka pint all the same!
Nice meal and I am always a fan of drinking out of a glass stating what the beverage is.Leffe tonight, with my steak.
Brewed by Belgian monks apparently, which sounds a bit dodgy. In an all male monestery, which perhaps sounds dodgier still! Depends on one's beliefs I suppose. Pukka pint all the same!
I have Duval tulips and Wild Turkey whiskey glasses that don't see their maker often enough.
And I'm a big fan of tulips for beer.
Buffalo Trace whiskey has never disappointed me. I find the easiest way to get it is by buying whiskey online.
I have always preferred Franziskaner over other wheat beers, like Paulaner, Leffe and Erdinger.