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I am enjoying some wonderful red wine (Pinot, Bordeaux, and cab sav) while cooking. And breaking into my stash of pliney the elder clone and Oaked barley wine to serve with dinner. Going to be delicious!
 
Along with lunch I had a half glass of my cranberry rhubarb blonde ale. With dinner I will probably have some combination of the above-mentioned beer, a saison, and/or a cherry saison.

Cheers - Happy Thanksgiving!
 
Up in Oregon visiting family so I stopped in at the store and picked up a Ninkasi sampler. Had a Sleigh'r so far, plan on sampling the rest before the day is out.

The rest are Believer, Oatis, and Total Domination.
 
Pregamed with a zombie dust clone beer and my brown ale @ 6 and 7%, dinner was 2 huge pieces of smoked prime rib cut from a 16 pound prime rib bought @ restraunt depot paired with a bottle of 2013 dogfishhead old school barleywine each person had a whole bottle to themselves. Split a bomber of southern tier pumking and southern tier warlock 3 ways for desert, and wrapped up with a 2013 bottle of hebrew jewbelation reborn @ 17% split 3 ways. Yeah I'm feeling good right now. Happy turkey day everyone!
 
My main event was CCB Good Gourd - totally lived up to the hype! Then I had a Bruery Autumn Maple with/for dessert. Good but a touch sweet.

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Slumbrew's "Yankee Swap"

My 15% bourbon barleywine

Threw in a few Smaltz variety pack beers, Founders All-Day IPA, and a Green Flash Rayon Vert
 
Pliny. Wife had Blind Pig. I was in SF last week and was able to grab some fresh beer. For some reason wasn't as good as I remember or my brewing is getting better...
 
A 2007 Cabernet, and some 8 week old, Who's Your Taddy Porter. The malt in the porter is really starting to shine through, and the "alcohol" taste is starting to not be so noticeable and quite mellow. This is my second time brewing a Taddy Porter, and the first one was gone before it really hit its stride. Fortunately, I do have some other brews this time to keep me busy while I am waiting on my favorite brown porter to reach perfection. :)
 
Poor Richard's Ale.....finished the keg :( I'll brew that one again ... it was a nice brew :)
 
If I could have drank a beer with my meal, it would have been a Pumking with the main course, and a Breakfast Stout with dessert... Well... The FBS would have been dessert...
 
Brandon O's Graff was perfect to wash down all that deliciousness. Nice hoppy amber for dessert.
 
A great robust porter I brewed in September. Gave it about 2 months to condition. Nice and roasty and choclatey. Just goes great with turkey dinner.
 
My family and I enjoyed a selection of my home brew. I served up my Christmas ale, a citra IPA, west coast amber and a pale ale.
 

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