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nocsimian said:
I was thinking the same....I might have to try making that now.

Which?

Actually the tequila stout sounds good if fermented with cerveza yeast. I was originally joking but now I don't know....
 
Which?

Actually the tequila stout sounds good if fermented with cerveza yeast. I was originally joking but now I don't know....


The Tequila stout. With the right tequila, it'd be doable. Just enough black or roasted malt to get a desired color and perhaps use a bit of lactic acid. Perhaps low alcohol strength so it becomes more of a session beer.

I make a great chilli using Cazadores Reposado as a base with ribs. I'm sure I can build a pairing for it.
 
mmmmm Cazadores *drool*

I've never been much of a booze drinker and I'm not a fan of shots for most liquors as I prefer sipping whiskey... but I swear when SWMBO and I get a bottle of decent 'quila (1800 Silver or better) it doesn't last long, especially when we're cooking.

"Oh hey, I finished mincing the onion. Shot?"

"The meat is browned. Shot?"

"Mmm that was a tasty shot. Shot?"
 
bottlebomber said:
You like to guess that one. One of these days you'll be right with that ;)

Ha!!!! Only I missed the oak chips. Which is closer? Foreign extra stout a la carte or bourbon barrel sweet stout?
 
I was just gloating to bottle bomber that I was right! Nocsimian better hurry up and post. Cause I've got a doozy up my sleeve for next time. ;)
 
Holy freakin crap lol! I say calling the underlying style of the stout trumps the bourbon barrel
 
For the steal!!!

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No to all guesses so far. One has hit in the right area. To clear things up...yes, it is a beer.
And as far as the website lets on it is only Wisconsin 2-row barley. No rice or corn to speak of.
p.s. I love the name.
 

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