Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

Brewed in Douai, not for small timers! :D
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Another great pic of your Lambsfoot Stonebeard :thumbup:

It was a cold, crisp, misty day to go for a walk here yesterday, and nice to warm up in the pub afterwards (a few snacks in the form of chips and dahl, and vegetable pakoras) ;) :thumbup:



 
Jack Black said:
Another great pic of your Lambsfoot Stonebeard :thumbup:

It was a cold, crisp, misty day to go for a walk here yesterday, and nice to warm up in the pub afterwards (a few snacks in the form of chips and dahl, and vegetable pakoras) ;) :thumbup:



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Thanks Jack! That looks like a delicious assortment of pub fare making for a fine Afternoon. I do not recognize that jack knife your sporting but the covers look great:thumbup: can you tell me more about it?
 
StoneBeard said:
Thanks Jack! That looks like a delicious assortment of pub fare making for a fine Afternoon. I do not recognize that jack knife your sporting but the covers look great:thumbup: can you tell me more about it?
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Thank you my friend :) The Serpentine Jack is by George Wostenholm, horn covers :thumbup:

 
Let's raise our glasses to Mr. Jack Black, who I understand is having internet woes that are making it hard for him to be with us here on the Porch. I hope you're at least enjoying a fine tipple while they're getting the technical difficulties sorted out, my friend.

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A.L. said:
8%.. bah, that's for girls! I had 12% just this weekend. :D
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I appreciate you did not say
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:D :thumbup:

A.L. said:
8%.. bah, that's for girls! I had 12% just this weekend. :D
Seriously though, good looking knife! What is it? Any more photos?
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Maker unknown in Thiers, stainless, circa 70/80s... Razor sharp and easy to maintain.
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Many thanks for your kind thoughts Greg, I hope everyone is having a good weekend :) My home internet connection is still down I'm afraid, but I'm finding solace in Timothy Taylor's Landlord, with a dram of Highland Park on the side, and my Stan Shaw Sheepsfoot and Abbeydale Jack in my pockets ;) :thumbup:
 
Today a friend gave me a beer advent calendar. It has a different can of German beer for each of the first 24 days of December. It being the 3rd, I'm starting behind, but I have managed to catch up to day 2:

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Jolipapa, that's a an interesting knife. I like how low-profile it looks despite the number of blades/tools. :thumbup:
 
I was taking this picture for Beverages and Blades, and look what played on the television. This beer was destiny.

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Finally getting a chance to relax today. Drinking my brother's homebrew, Honey Funk, while CE/CF my big Goldman fixed blade. Terrible cell phone pic because all the camera equipment is packed away in hiding.

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Buzzbait said:
I was taking this picture for Beverages and Blades, and look what played on the television. This beer was destiny.
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It's a sign! How was the beer? I've tried plenty of coffee porters and stouts, but never a lager. But, I guess it's a fitting match for cold brew coffee.

The knife is lovely, too. May I ask what it is?

Wurrwulf said:
Finally getting a chance to relax today. Drinking my brother's homebrew, Honey Funk, while CE/CF my big Goldman fixed blade. Terrible cell phone pic because all the camera equipment is packed away in hiding.

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I love the picture. It's got a Stanley Kubrick 2001 "My God, its full of stars" kinda thing going on. :)

Cheers!
 
WhittlinAway said:
It's a sign! How was the beer? I've tried plenty of coffee porters and stouts, but never a lager. But, I guess it's a fitting match for cold brew coffee.

The knife is lovely, too. May I ask what it is?
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The coffee lager was good. Much more mellow than I thought it would be. I thought that I'd be overpowered by the coffee, but the combination was really quite pleasant. The smell was outstanding.

The knife is a GEC Charlie Campagna Texas Camp Knife. It's huge, but absolutely wonderful in every way.
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Great pics and brews gents :thumbup: The patina has really added to your Camp Knife Buzz :thumbup:
 
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