Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

[JB in SC]

LOL! Oh, I lived through both Breaker and Colt .45!

I hope you were spared Country Club Malt Liquor (cold as a mountain spring) brewed by Pabst. I drank a case of them on a dare in 1969, never touched one again. They came in little pony bottles in my area, two gulps and one was down.

Thinking back, there is no wonder I have so few active brain cells.

 

[JB in SC]

btb01 Blue Ribbon was the preferred beer in my area in the 60's. At the somewhat shady joints I frequented, a six pack was $2.00, $2.05 if you wanted a church key.

 

[Jack Black]

I hope you were spared Country Club Malt Liquor (cold as a mountain spring) brewed by Pabst. I drank a case of them on a dare in 1969, never touched one again. They came in little pony bottles in my area, two gulps and one was down.

Thinking back, there is no wonder I have so few active brain cells.

I think I missed that one!

btb01 Blue Ribbon was the preferred beer in my area in the 60's. At the somewhat shady joints I frequented, a six pack was $2.00, $2.05 if you wanted a church key.

 

[Pàdruig]

Tonight's libation.

 

[Jack Black]

Tonight's libation.

Cheers Dylan, love that bottle-opener!

 

[Jack Black]

https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/a-box-from-bath.1515538/

 

[btb01]

At the pub.

 

[Jack Black]

At the pub.

You didn't waste any time getting there Barrett! Hope you all have a great evening my friend

 

[tmd_87]

New TC, and a new brew!

 

[Wurrwulf]

Needed to cut up a couple lemons to work on my BFTC's patina so G&T it is!

 

[Jack Black]

I usually go for a post-hike pint, but had to settle for coffee yesterday. It WAS darn good coffee!

 

[Stropping Young Lad]

Checked out the new (and much needed) coffee joint in my area.

 

[WhittlinAway]

A Camillus scout seemed the appropriate tool for opening this Muir Woods IPA:

Tasting notes from the bottle:
"Like drinking a citrus-laced pine cone."

What's cool is that a portion of the proceeds go to Muir Woods National Park.

 

[donn]

Tonight's libation.

Now that looks an interesting brew....

 

[Pàdruig]

Now that looks an interesting brew....

Your tankard wins! I must have one!

 

[donn]

@Padruig
LOL! There not as good as they look as they tend to fizz up the beer when you pour but they certainly look the part
If your a fan of 'Game of Thrones' you'll of seen them. Apparently this company supplied hundreds of various horn vessels to the production company.

https://www.abbeyhorn.co.uk/dept/replica-drinking-vessels_d02142.htm?sid=720109568&rrp=21&dord=1

 

[Will Power]

Horn handled knives yes please! But er, horn handled drinking vessel? Not so much must impart an Oxo flavour.... Nice beer mind

 

[donn]

Horn handled knives yes please! But er, horn handled drinking vessel? Not so much must impart an Oxo flavour.... Nice beer mind

Oxo flavoured beer... Nice one W.P. I've seen some wierd flavoured craft ales recently so I don't think we should be giving brewing folk and more funny ideas

 

[Jolipapa]

Horn handled knives yes please! But er, horn handled drinking vessel? Not so much must impart an Oxo flavour.... Nice beer mind

LOL. Horn was used a lot in Middle age for drinking, there's certainly a reason why it has been replaced by glass...

Oxo certainly not! What's next? Marmite?
No wild pig inside that one!

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[Will Power]

Yes but Sanglier's not bad to eat in my view JP, especially as sausages Need a good Lag to eat them with....