Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

Drinking some Pennslyltucky IPA from Titusville. I spent 3 days hiking the entire Oil Creek state park and was hoping to stop buy the factory yesterday. They are on shut down this week:(. Oh well just another reason to go back. The beer is great. Titusville was great. The 3 day, 33 mile hike was amazing. I had this Barlow with me the entire time.
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Is that a Churchill, or am I seeing what I want to see?
(I've got the yellow rose reserved but it isn't out yet.)
 
Pàdruig said:
Haven't posted here in a little while. I missed my opportunity for quality outdoor lighting so apologies for the less than great picture.

This ale is one of my favorites though.

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Cool pic Dylan, looks like an interesting brew :thumbsup: Is that a mermaid bottle-opener?
 
scrteened porch said:
Is that a Churchill, or am I seeing what I want to see?
(I've got the yellow rose reserved but it isn't out yet.)
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It is indeed! I've been pretty impressed with this knife, it is just a warm, solid, well built equal ender and I am pretty pleased that I decided to pick one up. Hopefully you get your Yellow Rose soon, I look forward to seeing it.

Jack Black said:
Cool pic Dylan, looks like an interesting brew :thumbsup: Is that a mermaid bottle-opener?
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The Imperial Mistress is the "Imperial" version of a very drinkable ale known as the Citrus Mistress, made by Hop Valley Brewing Co., located about an hour south of where I reside. The Imperial Mistress with its higher alcohol content gives it a warmer, maltier profile that balances very well with the otherwise citrusy bitterness that is accentuated by the Grapefruit and copious amounts of hops.

The bottle opener is indeed a mermaid. It is a favorite. Even though it is big and heavy, being that is is a large hunk of cast metal, it sits quite comfortably in the hand.
 
Late in processing/posting this pic, but this was taken October 1, hence the Octoberfest (no "k" in the Sam Adams version). Knife is an Imperial equal-end jack with a tang stamp that indicates 1936-1952 manufacture date.
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- GT
 
Pàdruig said:
The Imperial Mistress is the "Imperial" version of a very drinkable ale known as the Citrus Mistress, made by Hop Valley Brewing Co., located about an hour south of where I reside. The Imperial Mistress with its higher alcohol content gives it a warmer, maltier profile that balances very well with the otherwise citrusy bitterness that is accentuated by the Grapefruit and copious amounts of hops.

The bottle opener is indeed a mermaid. It is a favorite. Even though it is big and heavy, being that is is a large hunk of cast metal, it sits quite comfortably in the hand.
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Thanks for the info my friend, that sounds like a brew I definitely need to look out for :) Cool bottle-opener :cool: :) :thumbsup:
 
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