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Watcha drinkin....?

Mt. Dew in large quantities
Folger's in the mornings.


If I'm feeling ''adult''
Jim and Jose are 2 good men, I don't like beer much
 
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This mostly. Not too much of a fan of the Hard-A anymore...hang overs + working in a hot environment = no fun for Jonny!! I'll hammer down on some
Vitamin-R though!! Can't get enough of those fresh Yakima Valley hops. Raaaaiiiiiiiniiiiieeeeerrrrrrrr Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer!!!

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Is that a purple jeweled sprinkler head on my work bench? Right next to my BK-2? Why...I believe it is. What the hell?...


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Tonight I used My Bk11 to pop the tops of Warsteiner premium dunkel German Dark beer
And some Michigan brewing co. High seas india pale ale.
I've got to say the BK11 is a great bottle opener
 
austrian pear/apple brandy now :)

to clean out my kidneys :)
 
Mojo india pale ale from Boulder Beer Co. What the heck? I can't find my BK-11...It done gone missing! Guess I better order another one... :-)
 
Any of you guys a fan of wheat beers? Ithaca brewing company has ans apricot wheat that is mighty tasty in the summer. This time of year I usually grab a darker beer though. I am a fan of Irish Red, I like that roasted flavor with the hint of caramel. Yuengling is always good too.
 
Nsvens89 said:
Any of you guys a fan of wheat beers? Ithaca brewing company has ans apricot wheat that is mighty tasty in the summer. This time of year I usually grab a darker beer though. I am a fan of Irish Red, I like that roasted flavor with the hint of caramel. Yuengling is always good too.
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You should try Red Trolley Ale by Karl Strauss you'd probably like it. It has a toasty caramel/toffee hint with a really smooth finish. Very tasty.

Myself? Currently I'm giving the new Black Lager by Guiness a try. It's alright, to be honest. Nothing special but it's drinkable for sure.
 
Nsvens89 said:
Any of you guys a fan of wheat beers? Ithaca brewing company has ans apricot wheat that is mighty tasty in the summer. This time of year I usually grab a darker beer though. I am a fan of Irish Red, I like that roasted flavor with the hint of caramel. Yuengling is always good too.
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For sure. I'm a big fan of Ithaca in general. They make a lot of good beers. Very cool little place to visit as well.
 
RogueBowie said:
You should try Red Trolley Ale by Karl Strauss you'd probably like it. It has a toasty caramel/toffee hint with a really smooth finish. Very tasty.

Myself? Currently I'm giving the new Black Lager by Guiness a try. It's alright, to be honest. Nothing special but it's drinkable for sure.
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I have only tried one Guinness and it was too dark for me, It almost tasted like It had a hint of coffee in it. (i don't care for coffee), I will have to see if any of the places around here have that Red trolley and give it a try.

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For sure. I'm a big fan of Ithaca in general. They make a lot of good beers. Very cool little place to visit as well.
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I have only tried a few by them but they all have been good. Another good more local brewery is Saranac I got a sampler pack by them a while ago that was called something like (trail mix) really tasty sample of beer. Some black and tan, some caramel porter, I think they had a Red, and some others I cant remember.
 
Bladite said:
austrian pear/apple brandy now :)

to clean out my kidneys :)
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Nice Bladite! Last fall I did a Perry Cyser Mead, which uses pear and apple juice instead of water.... So far it's still pretty harsh but once it has time to mellow out it should be good.

I got the cider from an orchard around the corner, but the pears were wild-harvested.... the BK2 made short work of them until I could fit the chunks into my juicer.... good times.
 
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