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What Did You Drink Last Night?
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PBR tastes like the can.
That was my point. So does coors, bud, natty light, whatever.
Be a man...drink it from the can.
Today I cut this big@$$ yard and drank a few icy cold pbrs straight from the can. Then after dinner I had a vodka and grapefruit juice.
Renault
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Brought wifey home from hospital today! Glad she is home. And the mutts are happy too!!Gotta keep an eye on her tho.
So tonight I'll finish of the bottle of 10 y o Bulleit I opened back at deer camp. Silly gooses wanted vodka tonics! So I brought home the bourbon!
So tonight I'll finish of the bottle of 10 y o Bulleit I opened back at deer camp. Silly gooses wanted vodka tonics! So I brought home the bourbon!
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I've had Malbec from Argentina, and it was really good.Argentina also has some great Malbec being made there. Probably even better than the Australian stuff--mostly.
PBR tastes like the can.
I wish I could remember the brand.
The hose would give Hamms flavor, but only if the hose was 25-30yrs old, and one of those cheap green ones.
Great news Renault! :eusa_clap
DH, drink enough of the cheap stuff and you'll be back in the can.
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So glad your Missus is home and hopefully getting stronger each day!
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Glad she is home and feeling better. :clap:
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I've had Malbec from Argentina, and it was really good.
I wish I could remember the brand.
The hose would give Hamms flavor, but only if the hose was 25-30yrs old, and one of those cheap green ones.
Great news Renault! :eusa_clap
DH, drink enough of the cheap stuff and you'll be back in the can.
The cheap green ones. lol lol lol
From can to can in one easy drink.
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Tonight I am drinking my home-made "29 year old Springbank"..... let me explain..... The afore-mentioned whisky was a present from the woman I live with ("my wife" sounds like she's not an autonomous person-and with the Powder Room stuff going on at the moment, well.....) for a big birthday some years ago. It was a Milroy's own bottling and absolutely fantastic ....and amongst the many things I loved were the flavours of coconut and spices and chocolate. Since this scotch is no longer obtainable (and would be prohibitively expensive--except for big birthdays-- if it was) I decided to make my own. So I bought a litre of a cheap--but not too awful-- blend (Grants). I finely grated a big heaped tablespoon of coconut, put in a good pinch of powdered cinnamon and a smaller pinch of Valrhona cocoa. I like a bit of pear too, so I added a capful of Poire William. I bashed all these flavourings together with a few drops of boiling water, then added a decent couple of shots of the Grants to the paste and let it sit for 8 or so hours. Filtered it (using a paper coffee filter but a (clean !) cotton handkerchief would probably do it ) and stuck the resulting liquor in with about 50/60 mls of the Grants. Let it develop a few hours ...taste and if flavours are a bit too forward add more of the plain blend.
To be honest it's not quite like the Springbank .....but it's not too bad--and it certainly knocks the rough edges off the blend...
May try this sort of thing again, perhaps with a drop of rhum agricole and a hint of ginger....it's a fun experiment, but I would strongly advise keeping a bottle of something properly decent on standby....
To be honest it's not quite like the Springbank .....but it's not too bad--and it certainly knocks the rough edges off the blend...
May try this sort of thing again, perhaps with a drop of rhum agricole and a hint of ginger....it's a fun experiment, but I would strongly advise keeping a bottle of something properly decent on standby....
We do not drink all that much, as that is how it is in our home. But there is always a fifth of the "nectar of the gods" (as they say Frank would call it) on the back of the dresser with a clean shot glass for the times you need to not see that invisible rabbit! LOL!
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Always good to have something on hand in case of an emergency.
Tonight I had some Westbrook White Thai beer. I'm not that big on beer that tastes like anything but beer, but it did go really well with the curry we had for dinner.
Tonight I had some Westbrook White Thai beer. I'm not that big on beer that tastes like anything but beer, but it did go really well with the curry we had for dinner.
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Blue Bubble Gum snow cone (sugar free) and a grape one (sugar free).
And yes, my teeth, lips, and tongue are blue.
And yes, my teeth, lips, and tongue are blue.
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Blue Bubble Gum snow cone (sugar free) and a grape one (sugar free).
And yes, my teeth, lips, and tongue are blue.
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Gregg Axley
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It was close.
Then I had to brush my teeth and tongue, so the grape wouldn't taste like coconut.
Somehow when the two flavors clash, that's what you get, and I hate coconut.
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Dogfish Head 60 minute IPA
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Did you take a shower too
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I had a beer this evening that immediately brought ol' Mr. Powers to the forefront of my mind.
Milwaukee's Best Ice.
Milwaukee's Best Ice.
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Ice cold SA Boston Lager.
HD
HD
Gregg Axley
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No.Did you take a shower too
It's not Saturday. :eyebrows:
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