I was at Yellowstone last week as well!Just had a couple ounces of this huckleberry-flavored vodka, obtained last week at Yellowstone National Park.
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That’s awesome, fun coincidence! I hope you had a good time. Wasn’t the weather just perfect?I was at Yellowstone last week as well!
It was pretty neat to finally go through Yellowstone. I was born and raised in Wyoming, but that was my first time going. And yes, perfect weather!That’s awesome, fun coincidence! I hope you had a good time. Wasn’t the weather just perfect?
First off, sake as a rule is a great wine format and I love seeing people enjoy it; also– goat hotpot?? That sounds awesome. Sounds like a great time!Oh and the food was pretty good too.
Especially the goat hotpot - a winter speciality
), therefore I am now enjoying a wonderful Texas spirit. This stuff is a real slugger, I quit drinking daily a while back, and now one tipple of this does me very well. I mix basically any whisky with water, let’s say a general ratio of 3/2 whisky/water, and I feel the practice is worthwhile. Anyhow, hope you fellows are doing well this [time of day you are experiencing right now], and keep up the good work. 
A lot of Chinese cuisine is governed by yin-yang principals.goat hotpot?? That sounds awesome.
Very cool, thank you for this information! That does indeed sound flavorsome, and I will endeavor to experience this once our northern-hemisphere winter rolls around.A lot of Chinese cuisine is governed by yin-yang principals.
Goat is considered warming/“heaty” and hence it’s a winter dish.
It’s a flavoursome stew cooked with ginger, herbs, leeks, dried shiitake mushrooms, water chestnuts and bean curd skin (Yuba).
And served with fermented bean curd (as a condiment). And chrysanthemum leaves.
All pretty strong flavours.
It’s also a Vietnamese favourite
