Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

[tmd_87]

@StoneBeard sounds interesting...

 

[Jack Black]

Great Lineup! Fingers crossed for you in the consolation draw brother-


Recently got in on the three can release from MT. This one is the most interesting of the bunch. The day of the release it was just hoppy and I was unimpressed but now all the advertised flavors are coming together. Lambsfoot on duty per the norm, if you’ve never tried this pattern it gets my highest reccomendation. Give it a shot and you won’t regret it.

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That looks colourful my friend Always good to see your trusty Lambsfoot

 

[Travman]

 

[Chui]

 

[Jack Black]

English Breakfast Tea with my breakfast in York this morning...



Before I slipped back to Leeds for a couple of pints...





And a couple of Dead Kestrels (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kes_(film)), a recently-invented 'Yorkshire Cocktail' which needs the addition of more booze in my opinion - tasted like a darn alcho-pop!

 

[Chui]

 

[Will Power]

Jack Black 'Kes' is a great film, not so much that drink you showed with sweets floating about in it... I'll stick to Moscow Mule (don't actually like vodka but anyway..)

 

[Jack Black]

Jack Black 'Kes' is a great film, not so much that drink you showed with sweets floating about in it... I'll stick to Moscow Mule (don't actually like vodka but anyway..)

It is isn't it? Though I think it would need to be subtitled for most of our friends here I rarely drink cocktails, and when I do, I tend to stick to the simple old classics (there's a reason they've been around so long). The 'Dead Kestrel' is just a gimmick. I saw one being made for someone else, and was intrigued. Being a Yorkshireman, I thought I should have two because they were £6.50 each, but only £10 for two!

 

[Will Power]

That's a lot of money for a sticky drink, A Molotov Cocktail might be better

 

[Jack Black]

That's a lot of money for a sticky drink, A Molotov Cocktail might be better

I once went to a 'Bonnie & Clyde Night' where they did 'Molotov Cocktails', not sure what they were, but they were strong, inexpensive, and came in a brown bottle with a red napkin stuffed in the neck!

 

[donn]

I once went to a 'Bonnie & Clyde Night' where they did 'Molotov Cocktails', not sure what they were, but they were strong, inexpensive, and came in a brown bottle with a red napkin stuffed in the neck!

Your a braver man than me Jack.

Heres a pint of 'Old Moriarty' 4.2% Strathaven Brewery. Being enjoyed yesterday in The Blue Bell Inn, in the village of Annan, Dumfrieshire, Scotland.

 

[Jack Black]

Your a braver man than me Jack.

Heres a pint of 'Old Moriarty' 4.2% Strathaven Brewery. Being enjoyed yesterday in The Blue Bell Inn, in the village of Annan, Dumfrieshire, Scotland.

It was a few year's back Donn! That looks like a great inn my friend

 

[donn]

It was a few year's back Donn! That looks like a great inn my friend

It was actually, but I beat a hasty retreat when I realized I was the only English supporter in the pub

 

[Jack Black]

It was actually, but I beat a hasty retreat when I realized I was the only English supporter in the pub

LOL!

 

[rockman0]

Hard to beat a tasty beverage,grilled food and a good knife or twelve on a Sunday afternoon

 

[btb01]

It is isn't it? Though I think it would need to be subtitled for most of our friends here I rarely drink cocktails, and when I do, I tend to stick to the simple old classics (there's a reason they've been around so long). The 'Dead Kestrel' is just a gimmick. I saw one being made for someone else, and was intrigued. Being a Yorkshireman, I thought I should have two because they were £6.50 each, but only £10 for two!

I also prefer traditional cocktails to those fancy, newly concocted ones, but you can't pass up a deal like that?

Heres a pint of 'Old Moriarty' 4.2% Strathaven Brewery. Being enjoyed yesterday in The Blue Bell Inn, in the village of Annan, Dumfrieshire, Scotland.

That looks like a fine place to have a drink, Donn!

I finally got around to picking up a few local Minnesota brews to try out. The first is this Oatmeal Brown Ale from Surly Brewing Co.

 

[btb01]

Hard to beat a tasty beverage,grilled food and a good knife or twelve on a Sunday afternoon

That does sound like a great Sunday afternoon, rockman, but it looks like someone stole the meat off your grill and replaced it with some sort of green stuff!!

 

[knarfeng]

I like to post pics in which there some sort of relationship between the knife and the beverage. Doesn't always happen, but this time, yes.

So here is a picture I call "Turn About Is Fair Play",
a traditional American knife design. but made in Japan,
a traditional Japanese beverage, but made in America.

 

[rockman0]

That does sound like a great Sunday afternoon, rockman, but it looks like someone stole the meat off your grill and replaced it with some sort of green stuff!!

Haha! Nope, this picture was before I put the salmon and tuna on. I like to cook the veggies a little longer.

 

[Nature Boy]