Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course

[WhittlinAway]

Happy Birthday Shawn! How are you liking the GEC Bird and Trout? Visually speaking, it pairs elegantly with the honey wine from your brother.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Thanks, Greg! I love my B&T; It has the typical GEC heft, and it works wonderfully as a steak knife/kitchen prep knife. I'm not a hunter or fisher, so the kitchen is where my fixed blades go to work. It's not the most balanced, it's not the most ergonomic, but it is one of the most reached for; that seems pretty typical of GEC to me.

...and I just love those tortoise shell acrylic handles.

 

[Jack Black]

Sunbeam Ales are Leeds' smallest brewery - feller makes a range of excellent ales in his garage Here sampling the Passing Shower Ginger Pale Ale and the Born in LS11 American Pale Ale with my Harrison Fisher Crown Penknife

 

[M.Hatch]

Trying this I got for Father's day.

 

[tmd_87]

After Graveyard shift beer...the start of a 9 day vacation. Including a cruise to Ensenada! Now gotta decide what knife is going...I think the Vic. What do you guys think?

 

[blademan 13]

Vic is an excellent choice but I always find the need for another....

 

[Shock_]

I always have my Vic. alox cadet on me. That seems like a good choice if only bringing 1 knife. Enjoy your cruise. More Freedom of 78 for me after another long week at work. It's only released in the spring so I had to grab a stock pile.

 

[tmd_87]

Vic is an excellent choice but I always find the need for another....

Ya I was thinking about having my wife "carry" my beer scout or Sebenza for me...

 

[Buzzbait]

Ya I was thinking about having my wife "carry" my beer scout or Sebenza for me...

You win a gold star today!!!!


Damn the Torpedos!!! Scratch that. Drink the Torpedos!!!! And open them with an awesome Texas Camp Knife. The knife is almost as big as the bottle.

 

[blademan 13]

Go easy on those Torpedos, I've seen them sneak up and sink more than one good man....

 

[MT Damascus]

Founder's Centennial IPA, I think I will shy away from beer kegged at lower elevation, I am really fighting the foam with this keg. My system is tight with Micro Matic stainless fittings, so I just think it is the keg, next keg will be Odells IPA from Colorado. This Boker has been so helpful today, cutting a multitude of things, pig things this morning and helped round the shop while I am fixing a clients Jeep Wrangler with busted off motor mount bolts in the block (4.0HO).

Crap pic of the day,

 

[tmd_87]

Damn the Torpedos!!! Scratch that. Drink the Torpedos!!!! And open them with an awesome Texas Camp Knife. The knife is almost as big as the bottle.

I need a scout knife after looking at your pics...

Crazy good farm house ale aged in wine barrels with lime, mango and coconut. Vic Pioneer with Small Sebenza made the cut for the cruise!

 

[tmd_87]

Had to get on the Voodoo ranger bandwagon. My local bottle shop had this in stock...super hazy super juicy fruit bomb IPA!!!

 

[Buzzbait]

Had to get on the Voodoo ranger bandwagon. My local bottle shop had this in stock...super hazy super juicy fruit bomb IPA!!!

Nice find!!!!! I adore Voodoo Ranger. Never tried the Mandarina though. I'll have to keep my eye out.

And it's always good to see a Beer Scout in use.

 

[StoneBeard]

 

[5K Qs]

StoneBeard, your buffalo lambsfoot is just SO darned photogenic!!!

- GT

 

[tmd_87]

That Damnation is some good stuff!

 

[WhittlinAway]

Great picture StoneBeard !

Today I tested the emergency beer can opening system:

This was only a test. In the event of an actual pop-top failure emergency, remain calm, grab your scout, and carry on.

 

[tmd_87]

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Great picture StoneBeard !

Today I tested the emergency beer can opening system:

This was only a test. In the event of an actual pop-top failure emergency, remain calm, grab your scout, and carry on.

Need to hop on this scout train ASAP!

 

[tmd_87]

Last one before our zero dark thirty wake up call to catch our flight...