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I'm not usually a fan of "yellow" beers but this one is rather exceptional. Blonde Bombshell by Cascade Lakes Brewing in Bend, Oregon.
Paired with a rather nice knife.
That Barlow looks amazing in Bone Stag.
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That Barlow looks amazing in Bone Stag.
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I don't know how you do it Dylan. Stunning photo and the knife is exquisite. Incredible color.I'm not usually a fan of "yellow" beers but this one is rather exceptional. Blonde Bombshell by Cascade Lakes Brewing in Bend, Oregon.
Paired with a rather nice knife.
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Very nice !!
They both look tasty
Beautiful Bonestag Barlow, Dylan.
(And marvelous pic, as usual).
Thank you, fellas, for the very kind compliments. It helps to have pretty knives and pretty backdrops, it makes it easier to take pictures. Good lighting helps too, that is something I am still learning to harness.
I have this old Barlow with me today, paired with a bit of rye. Decided to have myself a pipe rather than a cigar this evening.
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Looooooks great!A little Bird Song tonight, another quality Carolina brewery. If you're in the southeast and have the opportunity, by all means try one of their selections.
Oh yeah, my new smooth white bone 78 too.
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I took the new Beer Scout on her maiden drinking voyage today, but could only summon cans from my fridge, All Day IPA to be specific.
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You do post some interesting ones, Taylor.
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My fellow Arkansans will know what's up.
The beer is Budweiser Freedom Reserve Red Lager. Surprisingly good (for Budweiser).
Great Bird!
Speaking of good food...
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"...being the operative word..."
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I'd rather chugalug a mug of Budweiser beer than sip another IPA, I guarantee!"...being the operative word..."
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I can't begin to tell you how little I care for IPA beer. But I'm no fan of Budweiser.
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Hey Dwight,
The Freedom Reserve Red Lager isn't *Butt-Dumber* Beer
it was only bottled by AB for a limited release.It is inspired by George Washington's personal beer recipe and has a tie-in with American veterans.
“Freedom Reserve Red Lager is the second specialty lager to appear in Budweiser’s Reserve Collection and is inspired by George Washington’s hand-penned recipe from his personal military journal dating back to 1757.”
BTW, It is Outstanding!
Otherwise, Casa de Oro is AB & IPA free!
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My personal favorite domestic beer is Coors (aka Colorado Kool-Aid).
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