What does C&V drink? Adult beverage wise now?
09-04-15, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Grand Bois
The stick is called a muddler. That's the extent of my knowledge of mojitos.
09-05-15, 05:43 AM
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I have lived in Dayton Ohio for 7 years, 10 blocks away from Dayton Brewing Co. and just visited two weeks ago. Not smart. They have several very tasty beers on tap, and fill growlers. Love that!!
Still, last night, after a very nice Stout from the DBC, i finished with the trusted Pabst.
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09-25-15, 06:23 PM
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10-26-15, 12:26 PM
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One of the best days of the year 'round these parts.
10-26-15, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by jjames1452
I have lived in Dayton Ohio for 7 years, 10 blocks away from Dayton Brewing Co. and just visited two weeks ago. Not smart. They have several very tasty beers on tap, and fill growlers. Love that!!
Still, last night, after a very nice Stout from the DBC, i finished with the trusted Pabst.
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10-26-15, 01:07 PM
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Narraganset Lager
It's an everyday kind of beer but good - sort of a Panasonic high tensile frame beer. It has been on sale recently at Cheers (our local beer and wine emporium). Good enough to offer to friends, and cheap enough to provide for all at a crab feast - crabs are so expensive, you have to economize somewhere.
It's an everyday kind of beer but good - sort of a Panasonic high tensile frame beer. It has been on sale recently at Cheers (our local beer and wine emporium). Good enough to offer to friends, and cheap enough to provide for all at a crab feast - crabs are so expensive, you have to economize somewhere.
10-26-15, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by dweenk
Narraganset Lager
It's an everyday kind of beer but good - sort of a Panasonic high tensile frame beer. It has been on sale recently at Cheers (our local beer and wine emporium). Good enough to offer to friends, and cheap enough to provide for all at a crab feast - crabs are so expensive, you have to economize somewhere.
It's an everyday kind of beer but good - sort of a Panasonic high tensile frame beer. It has been on sale recently at Cheers (our local beer and wine emporium). Good enough to offer to friends, and cheap enough to provide for all at a crab feast - crabs are so expensive, you have to economize somewhere.
10-26-15, 05:30 PM
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Some Founders "Dirty Bastard" right now. God, I love this stuff. Hit me!
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10-26-15, 05:43 PM
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A great after ride Beer
10-26-15, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by toavii
One of the best days of the year 'round these parts.
I picked up a few more than that.
We're having company this weekend and they're drinking the good stuff.
Edit: Don't forget to pick up some four pacs of Fulton's Maitrise whilst available.
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10-26-15, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by gomango
Good score!
I picked up a few more than that.
We're having company this weekend and they're drinking the good stuff.
I picked up a few more than that.
We're having company this weekend and they're drinking the good stuff.
My usual ritual is one after purchase, one after about a year in the cellar, and the other after two. I'll likely be chasing it down on tap in the coming days/weeks, not to mention finding any place that gets the barrel aged version on tap.
10-27-15, 05:12 AM
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No pictures, but I was in northern Virginia Saturday trail running and after I went to The Dirt Farm Brewery in Bluemont. Cool place with a great view and great beer.
10-28-15, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
Now that you mention it, I've been known to put down some S.S. too. And Hobgoblin Ale from Wychwood.
10-28-15, 06:48 PM
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I don't tend to have too many bottled beers. I tend to go for draught ales when I'm out and about in the local pubs.
The ones l look out for are 'Good Old Boy' from the West Berks Brewery. That's actually a nice session ale.
'Lamplight Porter' from Longdog Brewery is another one I look out for.
I went to a party a while ago, and bought some in the local packaging:
The Lamplight Porter is on the right, and the other two are 'Brindle Bitter' and 'Bunny Chaser' (I think that's the one in the middle).
The ones l look out for are 'Good Old Boy' from the West Berks Brewery. That's actually a nice session ale.
'Lamplight Porter' from Longdog Brewery is another one I look out for.
I went to a party a while ago, and bought some in the local packaging:
The Lamplight Porter is on the right, and the other two are 'Brindle Bitter' and 'Bunny Chaser' (I think that's the one in the middle).
11-07-15, 06:41 PM
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It depends. There's a decent micro at one end of the trail I ride frequently--- I usually get a 70-100 BU IPA in the summers, stouts, porters, etc in colder weather. Sometimes I indulge in a glass of cardboardeaux, 12 year old single malt, or Canadian (several brands) and cola. (I'm from Tennessee, but I don't like JD.) Oh, and not all of these at the same time! I'm a 2 drink limit guy, mostly.
11-07-15, 07:23 PM
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Duplicate - it just taste so damn good...LSU - ALABAMA
11-07-15, 08:43 PM
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Had this stashed away for about 3 years. Dark, thick, potent (13+%), and delicious.
11-07-15, 09:06 PM
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Pretty much any craft lager or ale from Sierra Nevada or Bell's...
11-07-15, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by toavii
One of the best days of the year 'round these parts.
11-07-15, 09:46 PM
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Does it have to be Beer? Glenora Jardine reserve. The best Scotch in the World, that's not aloud to be called Scotch because it's not made in Scotland.
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