Agreed, I can play for a bit and it's dead.
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Agreed, I can play for a bit and it's dead.
wobrien
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NIZZLE said:Do it do it go ahead and do it!!
I'm not drinking it warm, it'll have to wait to next time...
NIZZLE
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Hear I am!!!!!!!
I'm stupid, double post
3726 I got from Gabe. The saison funk is hidden by the pomegranate, but it is still there.
Yep - ready to go.
Hey - I made sure everyone else had their food before I took the pic!
Yep - I love cooking thanksgiving dinner as well (particularly dessert!)
Why not, mine has changed a lot since i opened it, had a lot of coffee at first, now a lot of toffee.
If it's in the cellar it's cool, i'd go for it!
If it's in the cellar it's cool, i'd go for it!
Stuck in the mother fooking middle with you!
NIZZLE
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Mooooooooooooooooore HB IIPA!! And some sambuca :foooooked up I am:
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Well, you started off with nothing And you're proud that you're a self-made man And your family all come crawling Slap you on the back and say: "Please!" "Please!"
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Sorry, phone died midday and I got left to my own devices at the tasting room
it was at The Bruery though. The flight was of the basic stuff (Oude Tart, Tart of Darkness, BeRazzled, Windowsill, and Ebony & Oak). The tour was awesome and they gave out samples of 6 Geese A Laying, Cacaonut, and Autumn Maple. The maple was alright and very spiced up for the season, 6 Geese was pretty boozy and overall kind of a mess for my tastes but the Cacaonut was unbelievable. Definitely a little hot but for how green and the fact that it's at 15% it's to be expected. Highly recommend grabbing one and hiding it for a year or so. Highlight of the day was that they were having a canned food drive and if you brought in a can you were able to get tasters of White Chocolate, Sans Pagaie, and also Chocolate Rain. Easy way to kill my liver and 4 hours ha
"My Personal Favorite"
NIZZLE
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So all you @ssclowns went to bed?
Not this guy. Still rocking out with some more NEBCO Sea Hag.
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How about one?
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Still jealous, still thirsty.
Tenfidy is up there in next stout to try and scoop up. Really in the mood for a stout if you can't tell.
I think i could drink TenFity hot out of the trunk of a car.
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+++3
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Back home on the hard tea 9.4%!!!
I thought about tapping a milk stout thats been carbing but this was easier.
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Niiice!
I'm getting fooked up.
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Im on my way with ya Rex!!! May open one of my New Holland growlers next
I think i'm out, see ya in the morn! Cheers!
ChefRex said:
Had old chub on nitro for the first time the other night. Made It even smoother. I usually do OK on my stints of work related sobriety. It must be the great brews you guys are drinking tonight that has got me jonesin big time.
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A APA I call "Rabid Pale Ale" with some caffeine pills and about six more pages to go on my essay on the French Renaissance. Is it a bad idea to guzzle down home brew+caffeine+no sleep? Well at least tomorrow is Sunday! God gave us all Sunday to recover right?!
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A little Sweetwater LowRYEder IPA, awesome RyePa
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A little wild cider now. Going to Van Der Mills Cidery tomorrow to get 5 gallons of unpasturized cider and let it ferment wild. $13 a carboy fill 
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Coffee, headed to the lab.
One of those mornings where I wish I could walk in with an air horn and wake all you drunk ******** up.
One of those mornings where I wish I could walk in with an air horn and wake all you drunk ******** up.
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That's not very nice.
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But funny for the sober bloke
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Why do you say 'bloke' & 'mate'? Aren't you french canuck by way of maine?
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I'm French from France. Wife is the canucklehead. Don't know I was raised that way.
Before I was 10 we had moved from southern France, to Edinburgh, to Quebec, to Maine.
Coffee's on
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Channel66 said:
I didnt realize that you were actually French. My geography is bad, is southern France the warm part? How did your parents end up as mountain guides? Do you have a bizzaro mixed accent?
I'm drinking oolong and emergenC on the side. Going to see if weirdo church next to building i want is still active.
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