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Brewed only during the full moon, according to the back label. Pretty boozy, I wouldn't buy it but my nephew offered it.
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Dirigible

New!! Barrel Aged “The Scottish Dandy” (Scottish Wee Heavy) 9.5% ABV

Brillante clarity with a ruby red hue. Aromas of whisky caramels, oak, vanilla and black current. Full body ale with a light alcohol warmth. Flavors of creamy caramels, vanilla, and dried fruits. Finishes like an unpeated scotch. Aged 14 months in Bourbon Barrel.
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And from my trip to Hill Farmstead the other week. Delicious
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Here's a dirt road and the farmland leading to the brewery. Pic doesn't do it justice but field full of buttercups. Monarch butterflies were going crazy when I was up there. Up at the top of the bend there was a huge patch of wild rhubarb.
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Husband found this at our local Winco during the shopping trip yesterday. We've been to their brewery but I don't remember trying this one. Very light and tasty. Just realized my reflection looks like I'm wearing a big Russian hat but I'm not.


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FInished planting some perennials in the yard, some native prairie plants and grasses that won't need much watering.

Cleaned up, threw a couple petite ribeyes on the grill for our late lunch, then a nice Duvel for relaxing. Mrs. Stout having a HB oatmeal stout.

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The Beermeister32 clan has dragged me to drink this weird elixir called “wine.” Strange, they actually ferment using grapes rather than barley! Who woulda thunk!

Today we are visiting Wilson Creek Winery in Temecula, to indulge in the first of six bottles. Temperature is a nice dry 85F with a super light breeze, 80’s hit music playing around the winery, perfect for entertaining, enjoying, and imbibing glassfuls of this liquid of the alternate universe… called “wine!”

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