Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

You folks have great taste in beverages as well as blades :thumbup:

I was advised to give this a try today - from a London brewery called Fourpure. I'm still getting used to quality ales in cans I have to say, and unfortunately this was served too cold to really appreciate it.


I guess it was not chilled in a Lucas Refridgerator Jack .

Harry
 
Took me a while, too, but there's some really good stuff being put in cans nowadays (at least here in the states), and personally I don't think it makes a difference in the taste of the product. (They say it's better for the beer because it doesn't let in light, etc. Of course, "they" are the people selling the stuff in cans. :rolleyes:)

Maybe serving that one too cold was the American part of "American Brown Ale." :D

Good looking sawcut #25, Jack!

LOL! Thanks my friend :) Yes, I've had the theory explained to me a few times, just takes a bit of getting used to! :D :thumbup:

Indeed! The darker and "deeper" the beer is, more critical it is to have the right temperature.

Absolutely :)

I guess it was not chilled in a Lucas Refridgerator Jack .

I couldn't say Harry, but definitely too cold for the good stuff :)
 
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Thinking this elk toothpick may be my gf's birthday present. 😁

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Winding down from the week. Gonna have a bit of whisky and read a little Rebus.

 
One of my personal favorite sippers. Good old German Cough Syrup!:D
Knife is one I just finished.......I though the green would go well with the Jaeger.

Darcy:)

 
I'm impressed. The Texas Camp Knife does an extremely good job of opening bottles of IPA.

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Having few beers today. I thought I'd make German theme, but having knives with bottle opener with dedicated bottle opener would be silly... so here is the "best of both worlds" thing then. :D
 
Spent the afternoon off working on my #77 (touched up the blades, filed and sanded an obtrusive pin, smoothed the micarta covers, and oiled the whole shebang) and reading. Catching up on this thread made me real thirsty though...

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