ctenidae
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That's the one! One of my favorites.
Rheingold may be nasty, but I can't believe it's any worse than Meisterbrau.
Woof.
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Favorite 'adult' beverage?
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That's the one! One of my favorites.
Rheingold may be nasty, but I can't believe it's any worse than Meisterbrau.
Woof.
ChileMass
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Rheingold is the worst. Meisterbrau is completely drinkable by comparison.
ctenidae
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Wow. That doesn't say much for Rheingold.
NYDrew
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Otter Creek stovepipe porter. Cant wait to move to vt so I don't have to go hunting for it
bigbog
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.....
...it's the Power Juicer....as much as possible :wink: ....but the motivation to wash all the components afterwards...isn't always there...
wine:
Pinot Grigio
Valpolicella
beer:
Bar Harbor Ale
Beck's Dark
mixed: (used to bartend 30+ yrs back on Wolf Rd, Colonie...so "mixed" is a rarity these days ;-)
but Kahlua and Vodka go with lots of stuff...
...it's the Power Juicer....as much as possible :wink: ....but the motivation to wash all the components afterwards...isn't always there...
wine:
Pinot Grigio
Valpolicella
beer:
Bar Harbor Ale
Beck's Dark
mixed: (used to bartend 30+ yrs back on Wolf Rd, Colonie...so "mixed" is a rarity these days ;-)
but Kahlua and Vodka go with lots of stuff...
ctenidae
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Heh. I like to mix my bourbon with a little ice on occasion, but that's about as far as I regularly go with mixed drinks.
Mine is a good cider, and leave it to Scottish Researchers to discover that a pint of cider is good for you.
ctenidae
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Man, I've got to say, there is very little as tasty as a good casked cider pulled witha beer engine. 15-20 of those, and you're good to go.
To the hospital, but still, it's tasty.
To the hospital, but still, it's tasty.
tirolerpeter
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Favorite Adult Beverage?
For "sipping" its Johnny Black (Gold, or Blue when I can indulge myself). For "swilling" it is beer. Anything but "Light" or "Lite" will do.
For "sipping" its Johnny Black (Gold, or Blue when I can indulge myself). For "swilling" it is beer. Anything but "Light" or "Lite" will do.
After a hard day of moving last weekend, I grabbed a sixer of Otter Creek Copper Ale. I really enjoyed it. I was going to try the the porter but it was to darn hot that day. The good thing is that the place that I found it is 5 minutes from my place and always has Otter Creek in stock.
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Been enjoying the Long Trail IPA lately. Nice brew!
I've always like Long Trail. I need to try that IPA. IPA has been my beer this summer. Can't wait start sipping some porters as fall/winter approaches.
kickstand
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I picked me up some of the Wachusett IPA someone discussed either in this thread or the random beers thread. Good stuff. Can't go wrong with the Otter Creek Copper or Long Trail, either. Good call, guys. It's nice to see more and more Octoberfest beers hitting the shelves, too. Those go down really easy at the Pats games, especially in the cool, crisp fall air. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh.................. 
SKIQUATTRO
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SUMMER Beer: Corona, Blue Point Summer, Sammy Summer
SUMMER WINE: Pinot Grigo mostly, some chard. A red every now and then
SUMMER HARD: Grey Goose and Tonics
FALL/WINTER BEER: Stella, Harp, Sammy Ocktoberfest, Long Trail (Variety)
FALL/WINTER WINE: Cabernet, Merlot, Shiraz
FALL/WINTER HARD: None
the wine fridge is always stocked with 100 bottles of all varieties throghout the year. Beers roatate.
SUMMER WINE: Pinot Grigo mostly, some chard. A red every now and then
SUMMER HARD: Grey Goose and Tonics
FALL/WINTER BEER: Stella, Harp, Sammy Ocktoberfest, Long Trail (Variety)
FALL/WINTER WINE: Cabernet, Merlot, Shiraz
FALL/WINTER HARD: None
the wine fridge is always stocked with 100 bottles of all varieties throghout the year. Beers roatate.
thaller1
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gin all year
fall beer - Gritty's Halloween
Spaten Oktoberfest
Winter - Sebago Slick Nick
Gritty's Christmas
Summer - Atlantic Blueberry
Sebago Hefeweisen
Spring - Gritty's Scottish
other than that it's red wine.. shiraz & merlot..ocassional d'alba
fall beer - Gritty's Halloween
Spaten Oktoberfest
Winter - Sebago Slick Nick
Gritty's Christmas
Summer - Atlantic Blueberry
Sebago Hefeweisen
Spring - Gritty's Scottish
other than that it's red wine.. shiraz & merlot..ocassional d'alba
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Ooof. Too much gin changes your chromosomes. I do love Tangueray and Tonics though. Got a few bottles sitting in the cabinet. Maybe I'll pick up some tonic and limes tomorrow! :idea:
ChileMass
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Yow - gin is tough - I agree.
Go with bourbon instead......
Go with bourbon instead......
thaller1
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Gin and tonics are good!!
Hendriks Gin straight up, ice cold with a splash of vermouth and two olives...that's my fav...unfortunately, I have to limit myself to one or my liver tries to escape.. ha ha ha
