Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

[dantzk8]

When i talk like that then it's because i've drunk more than one beer...

Pale Ale. India Pale Ale.
Engineer Knife. Camillus Engineer Knife.

Dan.

 

[Eversharp!]

Good stout! Is the tool called a waiter's knife?
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- GT

It's called a waiters knife or corkscrew because waiters should be able to open your bottle while standing next to your table and holding the bottle in their hands and not setting it down on your table to open.

 

[WhittlinAway]

When i talk like that then it's because i've drunk more than one beer...


Dan.

In my case I was only a few sips into just that one. Talking silly all on my own.

 

[Horsewright]

Give this one a try if ya haven't:

Long day of cutting steel. First ceegar had in several months:

For our Brit friends the glass is Edinburgh crystal. Set of 4 (3 left these days) given to me by my girlfriend in HS when I left to come back home to Cali. Caroline Hughes, Pittenweem Fisher Lassie of 1977!

 

[hornetguy]

I haven't had any Jameson in a while... and have never tried the cold brew. I'm not sure how I'd like a coffee flavored whiskey. I did try a shot of whiskey in my coffee... once. Never again.
I regret not getting any crystal while we were in Edinburgh... got a cap, though...

 

[Horsewright]

I haven't had any Jameson in a while... and have never tried the cold brew. I'm not sure how I'd like a coffee flavored whiskey. I did try a shot of whiskey in my coffee... once. Never again.
I regret not getting any crystal while we were in Edinburgh... got a cap, though...

Gets cold enough and a little sip of whiskey in the coffee is great! We call it medicine.

Ya know I wasn't altogether sold on the idea of the Jameson Cold Brew either. Love all the Caskmates though. Gave er a try at a friends cause I'm not really into all these coffee drinks deals. But I did like it though. Little hard to find. At least up here in the mountains. I have a kilt that was made for me out of a little one man shop there on The Royal Mile, when I was 17, 43 years ago! Still have it, heck just doing the math on the glasses. Have had them for 42 years ago. Not bad that I still got 3 out of the 4!

 

[Pàdruig]

 

[tmd_87]

Blueberry, boisenberry, blackberry and black currant sour!!!

 

[Spaten]

Time to relax after work.

 

[Markeologist]

Green goodness...the knife not the beer!

 

[tmd_87]

Green goodness...the knife not the beer!
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That beerlow came out great!

 

[Markeologist]

That beerlow came out great!

Thanks Taylor, like with your beautifully transformed 15 Crown Lifter, Glenn did awesome work with mine as well.

 

[Markeologist]

No need to PANIC, I’ve got a BEERLOW to help!!

 

[Pàdruig]

Sláinte!

 

[tmd_87]

No need to PANIC, I’ve got a BEERLOW to help!!View attachment 1322815

Panic!! All time favorite! Nice choice!!

 

[Will Power]

Give this one a try if ya haven't:

Long day of cutting steel. First ceegar had in several months:

For our Brit friends the glass is Edinburgh crystal. Set of 4 (3 left these days) given to me by my girlfriend in HS when I left to come back home to Cali. Caroline Hughes, Pittenweem Fisher Lassie of 1977!

Makes a lot of difference if you've got a nice heavy cut-glass tumbler for your Bourbon (whiskey if you must ) or Gin I got 4 NOS Italian lead crystal tumblers from I think the 80/90s pre internet markings anyway, from the Bay. Only 3 survive now after a year was clumsy washing them in a sink by hand-not sure if they're dishwasher proof-but one got cracked. Still, you have to use stuff, no point in living in a museum

 

[Prester John]

Blueberry, boisenberry, blackberry and black currant sour!!!
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The less it's like beer, the more you like it, huh, Taylor?

 

[tmd_87]

The less it's like beer, the more you like it, huh, Taylor?

 

[Pàdruig]

A couple different pics of the same brew this evening - a Strong Ale from Santiam Brewing, called the Wee Heavy.

 

[Prester John]

You martini lovers gotta try the garlic stuffed olives--they're GREAT!