I've been enjoying cranberry juice with vodka and squeeze of lime. For whatever reason, this just seems to be my "go-to" with a smoke this winter. It also takes the edge off shoveling inflicted pains after yesterday's storm.
EVERYTHING!!!
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Local saison Farmhouse ale.....oyo bourbon neat (delicious BTW)....some more "craft" beer...
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I love Scotch a lot , but to answer the question, today I had a few rolling rocks followed up with some Yellow Rose Bourbon. It's was great, but to my pallet not something that I can drink all night, yet it is smooth and tasty. Now I am drinking my usual scotch, tonight is the first night I've had to slow down and enjoy in a while, and I am doing just that. Great cigars and drink, loving life. O yea and I have tomorrow off, this is also a first in a long while.
Tried the Kirkland 7 year old bourbon that Curtis sent me in the Gang War. A really nice bourbon, a hint of vanilla and honey nose and just nice and smooth, made for a great pairing with the Fuente Don Carlos.
T'warn't booze today. I paired a mug of double-strength espresso with an Ave Maria Reconquista that had about three years rest on it. I quite enjoyed the combination....
Royln, Jameson's goes great with cranberry juice. You wouldn't think so but this is how they suggested and served it at the Jameson's factory when my buddy visited. Great for warm weather.
Royln, Jameson's goes great with cranberry juice. You wouldn't think so but this is how they suggested and served it at the Jameson's factory when my buddy visited. Great for warm weather.
The youngest son took the wife and me out to BJ's Brewhouse tonight for dinner, got to enjoy a nice Moroccan Spiced Salmon as well as I "over enjoyed" two pitchers of there Jeremiah Red amber ale MMmmm MMmmm MMmmm
Went out to lunch today and had a Founder's Breakfast Stout and then a Blizzard of Hops by Troegs. For tonight's festivities I got a couple bombers chillin': Stone's Stochasticity project master of disguise imperial golden stout and Victory Moving Parts: The Ever-Evolving IPA Batch No. 02.
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