what are you drinking right now?

[Blue Train]

[jazzbo]

[Jerry_L]

Yakima Glory - one of Victory's finest.

Edited November 5, 2013 by Jerry_L

[Blue Train]

Anyone in the Brooklyn area that likes ice cream and beer. A friend sent me this.


Odd Fellows Ice Cream and Brooklyn Brewery combined to create a limited edition beer sundae.



http://www.realfood-dudes.com/2013/10/oddly-obsessed-with-oddfellows-beer.html

[Blue Train]

[Jerry_L]

A real nice sippin' beer! BA categorizes this as an English Strong Ale. It's not hoppy like American Strong Ales, such as Arrogant Bastard. I find it easier to drink than AB, YMMV.

Edited November 7, 2013 by Jerry_L

[Jerry_L]

Son's very first Halloween. He has no idea WTF? was going on @ his age....but he kicks and punches in rhythm to the music. He was a very very very Young Elvis.

All the parents made it out alive.

Looks tasty, haven't seen it in my area. Of course, I've already got enough pumpkin ale on hand to last me well through Thanksgiving, by which time I'll have had my fill for this year.

[Blue Train]

They added a new one to the Balvenie lineup. It's replacing their 15-year Single Barrel. It's been getting a lot of hype. These are from first fill ex-Bourbon barrels....and each bottle comes from a single cask, which means there is going to be some differences in taste from cask to cask....and @ 47.8% it's basically cask strength.

It's an okay light Single Malt. It's nowhere as good as the the one it's replacing.

[Blue Train]

Son's very first Halloween. He has no idea WTF? was going on @ his age....but he kicks and punches in rhythm to the music. He was a very very very Young Elvis.

All the parents made it out alive.

Looks tasty, haven't seen it in my area. Of course, I've already got enough pumpkin ale on hand to last me well through Thanksgiving, by which time I'll have had my fill for this year.

It was great. I just wish I was able to have gotten more of it.

[Blue Train]

[Jerry_L]

Harpoon makes a good Chocolate Stout.

[Blue Train]

They added a new one to the Balvenie lineup. It's replacing their 15-year Single Barrel. It's been getting a lot of hype. These are from first fill ex-Bourbon barrels....and each bottle comes from a single cask, which means there is going to be some differences in taste from cask to cask....and @ 47.8% it's basically cask strength.

It's an okay light Single Malt. It's nowhere as good as the the one it's replacing.

Gave the above to a friend who liked it.

Trying to find a go to Cox and Bramley.

Edited November 11, 2013 by Blue Train

[Jerry_L]

Schlafly Pumpkin Ale - This is the closest to liquid pumpkin pie I've yet had. Wouldn't drink it out of season, but it delivers what it promises.

[jlhoots]

last night - 2008 Hartwell estate reserve cabernet

[Jerry_L]

Wychwood King Goblin

Edited November 13, 2013 by Jerry_L

[Leeway]

Over the summer I got into drinking shandies. They really are more of a summer drink I suppose, but I like some with spicy Chinese food and BBQ burgers. Faves so far are the shandies made by Traveller and Saranac.

[Blue Train]

[Jerry_L]

Samuel Adams Wee Heavy

This wasn't as flavorful as I had hoped, but it's o.k.

Edited November 14, 2013 by Jerry_L

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[Blue Train]

This year's Double Bastard is 11.2%.

[BeBop]

My nominee for worst beverage ever:

Edited November 14, 2013 by BeBop

[Tim McG]

My nominee for worst beverage ever:

I'm in.

Pretend coffee for those without taste buds.

Ack

[jlhoots]

Tablas Creek 2012 Vermentino

[Blue Train]

Sant'Eustachio, or Tazza D'Oro


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As much you can't stand me....you will be thanking me deep inside. I have a grinder so I go with the beans, but whatever version.

Edited November 15, 2013 by Blue Train

[tomatamot]

2009 Organic Sticky Rice Aroma Pu'er Tea Ripe Cake, still my favourite tea.