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I agree. I bought it once for my wife when I bought myself an Imperial Stout. She took one sip and gave it to me. I liked it more than the Imperial Stout!
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That's good info thanks!
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I'm not sure there's another more refreshing or invigorating drink than G&T
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If it were only a better picture it would almost bePàdruig like...
You flatter me, my friend. I, for one, think your picture is terrific and the subject material is even better. That Stout is quite excellent.
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I am kicking my weekend off with a dram and a smoke. My local liquor shop guy was pretty proud of this Tullamore Dew in the jugs. Kind of a quaint package... My wife tells me it will be our new syrup dispenser once it has been emptied of its current contents.
Sláinte!
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Russian night
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Dylan, you should leave just a little in the jug to mix with the syrup . . . Irish Pancakes!
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Yes I was kinda proud of the picture and then I noticed the layout and the lighting looked a lot like your shots. The stout was good but the best stout I've had is Founders Breakfast Stout, very tasty!
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I'm intrigued. An excuse to have a Stout with Breakfast!
Here's some Apple Brandy from our local Apple Orchard, that needs to be finished. Maybe a nip or two later in the day. Might just use my Talley City Knife to cut some Salami and cheese to go along with it.
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So, I checked out our local family owned grocery that's nearby. I guess I'll have to go farther afield to find an excuse for Stout for Breakfast! They had a nice selection, but no Breakfast Stout!
I was carrying these sharp companions at the time.
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Gary, you just missed it, it's right in the middle of your picture!
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Peregrin , not sure why it's called breakfast stout, maybe because of the oatmeal, but its like drinking a meal...oh and its right of the KBS in your pic.
Lol! How the heck did I miss that! I'll just have to make that a stop tomorrow!
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That's the typical sugar shack bottle. I mean the one you take to!I am kicking my weekend off with a dram and a smoke. My local liquor shop guy was pretty proud of this Tullamore Dew in the jugs. Kind of a quaint package... My wife tells me it will be our new syrup dispenser once it has been emptied of its current contents.
Sláinte!
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I owe this thread some love
Few pics from last night
I think I may have to go on the waggon for a few days
Few pics from last night
I think I may have to go on the waggon for a few days
