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Looks like a great combo Tim
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Hats and Drinks - A Match Made in Heaven
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I couldn't afford the copper.
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Yeah Baby !!
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There ya go!!
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LOL, love it.
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Lost my signal out at the lake before I could post this Saturday night.
A Texas Lake, a Stetson and a Lone Star.....
A Texas Lake, a Stetson and a Lone Star.....
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The past couple of days.
(Caribou Coffee Brazilian medium roast, Founders Breakfast Stout and a Guinness.)
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Not quite nice enough out for that, yet, but it sure does look good!
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Thanks David, it definitely warms up pretty early down here in TX.
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Washer Bros Stetson Shady Oak Farm Amon Carter 3X, I christen thee with 3 shots of Rebel Yell.
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Enjoying a new selection this fine evening. Breken Bock.. described as.. a malty lightly hopped bock styler lager beer. Pairs well with BBQ, roast meats, sharp cheese, berries shortcake or sweet desserts.... and apparently my Cavanagh stingy brim
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Found a lost sheep....forgot all about it.
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Excellent christening ceremony.
intriguing beverage, but the description had me with BBQ and roast meats!
Congrats on solving that lost sheep problem. I have "aged" some beers purposely to see if they can change taste, for the better. Specifically I aged Founders Oatmeal Breakfast Stout. After 6 months in comparison to a "new" bottle different, but not better. After 1 year the beer was not as sharp flavored. I did not go further.
Lunch was accompanied by a Guinness Stout. Love the creamy foam and first sips.
This afternoon is a Surley Axe Man IPA. It finishes rich and dry - a great beer for watching the birds.
Best, Eric -
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LOL, I still have a few in the beer fridge as well....
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Enjoying Spring time on the Patio with the Wife after a hectic day at work, and listening to some John Prine. Get well John.
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Some clean up of the pantry led me to a discovery of some beers I don’t remember purchasing. So tonight it is a pairing of this unusual Sugar Shack Maple Stout by Third Street Brewhouse and my newest arrival Stetson Standard Quality.
This is one very interesting and tasty beer. Definite maple taste along with coffee.
more of this hat in the New Hats and WHAYWT
This is one very interesting and tasty beer. Definite maple taste along with coffee.
more of this hat in the New Hats and WHAYWT
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Mallory and a Guinness... cheers!
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