BourneSupremacy
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A classic, while making Bourbon Chicken.
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Not at all Irish; DGAF about St. Patrick's Day.
DANK! Thanks again Duffman!!
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A classic, while making Bourbon Chicken.
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Not at all Irish; DGAF about St. Patrick's Day.
Worth drinking now? I have one stashed away.
Just finished a HB stout, what's next?
I know I'll probably never pick a bottle up. Seems like a really high price point for such a young whisky (aged about three years I think).
I usually stick around the $20-40/bottle range. A lot of great whiskey in that price range.....and I'm cheap.
I hear ya. The Rimfire was great, drinks like a nice scotch. I have a bottle of the regular .36 but haven't cracked it open yet. I don't drink enough bourbon to justify the single barrel version. Also thought it was odd they bottled that in 750s, but the regular ones are all in 375s.
Onto my last Chillwave after a cub scout meeting. About to return some bottles and pick up some more already made by somebody else beer.
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Because irony.
Or solidarity, whatever. If there's Irish in my blood I'm not aware of it.
Happy St. Paddy's Day!
*sigh* I overdid my 80 shilling and it's out of style.
And it's the closest thing I have to Irish beer, so I have to drink the sample (along with some of my also out of style Kolsch for a carb check).
Hey man. How did the pinewood derby go?
Glad I got one to sit on. This is neat.
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That's a bad ass cup. Iso
McDonalds circa 2000 I think. I have a couple Shrek ones too. They're awesome for big beers, and also work for little ones.
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I stopped taking pictures of beer when my family is looking. Tired of the ridicule. Daytime in the glass and a weird light ale I killed over dinner.
Dundee Irish Red Lager. It was a free growler with a purchase of another growler. Looks like I'll try to kick this tonight.
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