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[Ozumoz66]

glad you chose it then!!! it will not disappoint i'm sure. i only drink single malts one way: a drop or 2 of water.

are you in the US? haskells.com or acespirits.com usually have the 8 and 16 in stock most times.

Awesome, thanks for the tip on consumption technique. That's the same way we consume the Johnny Walker blue label I got my brother for his 50th.

I'm in SW Ontario, south of London, near Lake Erie. I'll get the 16yo eventually.

 

[Dr.Amber Trichome]

You were so right about this one! very G00d!

 

[go go kid]

im stuck in my ways at presant, im driking the new 8% special brew, wish i could get my hands on the original one, much much better, i dont get the same effects from the new lower alcohol content one. guess ill have to brew my own

 

[rkymtnman]

the kid wanted Taco Wednesday.

 

[raratt]

the kid wanted Taco Wednesday.

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It's Wednesday...

 

[drsaltzman]

Baxter, from Fremont.
They rotate the recipe.
This one is verrrry good.
As are my new beer glasses.

Baxter — Fremont Brewing

www.fremontbrewing.com

 

[drsaltzman]

i have had that before. it was terrible.
IPA’s are just a passing trend.
this stuff is what legends are made of. this is tonights selection.
it has some nice dark malty undertones with a stout like taste but a nice light clean crisp fresh ale finish.
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This was a great beer in the 90’s.
I wonder if it’s still as good.

 

[drsaltzman]

It is from Boonville, not Ft Bragg. North Coast Brewery is in Ft Bragg, went there for my 50th birthday. They make Red Seal Ale and Old Stock ale, along with Old Rasputin Imperial Stout. They are all good in my opinion.

Red Seal was another favorite of mine in the 90’s.

 

[drsaltzman]

When I battle the IPA haters this will be my weapon of mass destruction. It's nice and bitter and tastes so good. It's brewed on the Oregon Coast. The lady and I were thinking of taking a road trip to the ocean next week and they have it on tap at their taproom in Cannon Beach. Guess what I'll be drinking.

ABV: 9%
IBU: 90

Been there a couple of times. Nice spot.
Not a huge fan of their beers though.

 

[Dr.Amber Trichome]

omg this was so good. The only reason I bought it was for the label, but it was actually very tasty! it was way too strong though.

 

[xtsho]

American Craft Beer Celebrates National Beer Day - 2022 - American Craft Beer

April 7th is National Beer Day and although we’re just now shaking off the damage from last year’s celebration, we’ve committed to it yet again. And here’s why…

www.americancraftbeer.com

 

[rkymtnman]

 

[raratt]

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Portland? Seattle? People in Washington state don't tan, they rust.

 

[rkymtnman]

Portland? Seattle? People in Washington state don't tan, they rust.

and they all develop webbed feet too. i like visiting both but could never live in the pacific NW.

 

[raratt]

and they all develop webbed feet too. i like visiting both but could never live in the pacific NW.

Beautiful country though. I like Eugene in Oregon.

 

[xtsho]

and they all develop webbed feet too. i like visiting both but could never live in the pacific NW.

I've been all over the country and I wouldn't live anywhere else. I was born with webbed feet.

"Among U.S. cities, Portland ranks third with 164 rainy days annually. For this reason, the Portland area gets 280 growing days on average and sits in one of the more lush parts of the country."

And I love the rain. I don't suffer from any gloomy day syndrome. What I don't love is the drought and rising temperatures. Last summer's 116°F record breaking temperature and all the other record breaking days was a little much for me.

Beautiful country though. I like Eugene in Oregon.

Yeah it's nice down there but the Portland area is where it's at. When I say Portland area I don't just mean Portland but all the surrounding suburbs like Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin, etc... The rest of the state is lightly populated by a bunch of yokels though. And most of the small towns are overrun with meth users.

 

[rkymtnman]

I've been all over the country and I wouldn't live anywhere else. I was born with webbed feet.

"Among U.S. cities, Portland ranks third with 164 rainy days annually. For this reason, the Portland area gets 280 growing days on average and sits in one of the more lush parts of the country."

And I love the rain. I don't suffer from any gloomy day syndrome. What I don't love is the drought and rising temperatures. Last summer's 116°F record breaking temperature and all the other record breaking days was a little much for me.




Yeah it's nice down there but the Portland area is where it's at. When I say Portland area I don't just mean Portland but all the surrounding suburbs like Beaverton, Tigard, Tualatin, etc... The rest of the state is lightly populated by a bunch of yokels though. And most of the small towns are overrun with meth users.

i'll take our little slice of paradise here in the banana belt of CO with 300+ days of sun.

i'm with you on the pineapple on pizza nonsense though lol.

 

[go go kid]

ever tried "hoskins christmas noggin" its a real ale that comes in at 12%. a verry merry christmas was had by all, the guy who owned the pub was a real ale conasure and allways had a great brew on tap everytime we visated. of course now you need a bank overdraft to get pissed, so he dont get that many regulars

 

[rkymtnman]

ever tried "hoskins christmas noggin"

where might this be on tap?

 

[xtsho]

i'll take our little slice of paradise here in the banana belt of CO with 300+ days of sun.

i'm with you on the pineapple on pizza nonsense though lol.

If I ever decide to move out of Oregon it will be to Colorado. It's beautiful there as well. Not a fan of Denver but I sure enjoyed my week in Durango. I've driven all over CO from Trinidad north to Ft Collins. So I've seen a bit of the state.