Beverages and Blades - Traditional of Course
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Buzzbait please tell me that you popped the cap to imbibe rather than to seek UV protection for your skin.
It's SPF 5.8% per 12 ounce bottle.
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It works really good when you take it to about SPF 69.6, won't see the sun the entire next day....
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Great photoThis opener works first time, every time.
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Doin' a little concoctin':
Strawberry ginger shrub + dry rye gin + soda water, bitters, and lime. Yummy. Too bad that was the last from the bottle of shrub.
The 66 pitched in and cut the lime wedge, of course.
Strawberry ginger shrub + dry rye gin + soda water, bitters, and lime. Yummy. Too bad that was the last from the bottle of shrub.
The 66 pitched in and cut the lime wedge, of course.
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Thanks! It has been in my pocket a lot lately! It proves it's self as a great slicer for sure.
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Tapping this one today, Payette out of Boise, ID. My Odell IPA hasn't come in yet, so this one was there from a pint night a few days ago. Hopefully it is good, because I haven't even tried it yet! Beer Advocate gives it a decent rating though. Have a great Sunday!
Check out that Menefee Made taper!
Check out that Menefee Made taper!
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Called in for a coffee at Ripley Castle halfway round my hike today
Followed, a couple of hours later, by a couple of pints of York Brewery's Guzzler in 'The Joiner's Arms' in the picturesque village of Hampsthwaite
Followed, a couple of hours later, by a couple of pints of York Brewery's Guzzler in 'The Joiner's Arms' in the picturesque village of Hampsthwaite
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That's why you need a beer fridge!!!I'm just drinking up what's left in the fridge tonight. My wife is complaining that I haven't left any room for food.
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I'm just drinking up what's left in the fridge tonight. My wife is complaining that I haven't left any room for food.
In the fridge, or in you?!
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Most of the beers I drink are on draught, which makes photographing them rather difficult. Here's today's tasty beverages though
From The Madness Brewing Company...
And from Northern Monk - far too much info on that pump clip! Beer is called Hazemaker
From The Madness Brewing Company...
And from Northern Monk - far too much info on that pump clip! Beer is called Hazemaker
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Called in for a coffee at Ripley Castle halfway round my hike today
I have a mate (who lives in Australia) who is descended from the Ingilbys of Ripley Castle. They call Ripley Castle "the family seat"
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Problem Child Brewery. Little Punk 4.2%.
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I have a mate (who lives in Australia) who is descended from the Ingilbys of Ripley Castle. They call Ripley Castle "the family seat"
Problem Child Brewery. Little Punk 4.2%.
Funnily enough, I was just thinking of you Donn, when I posted another Ripley Castle pic in the Lambsfoot thread just now
Nice beer, and a great pic my friend. Cheers
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Funnily enough, I was just thinking of you Donn, when I posted another Ripley Castle pic in the Lambsfoot thread just now
Cheers Jack. I'll have to catch up with the lambsfoot thread someday. You should try the Northern Monk brewery in Leeds in Holbeck though it's hardly the cheapest part of the world to go drinking