what did you drink today ?

A whole mess of bottled water... again.

but, in 5-6 weeks I will be back in the states and I can finaly start enjoy BEER again! I will also be on a quest for the perfect scotch and red wine to pair with a cigar. I'll update as I find anything decent.

stephen_hannibal:

Hornsby Hard Cider, and Blue Moon

I've really come to like Hornsby cider. It's good stuff

I had some festive Pumpkin Ale from my local Wasatch Brewery. It was actually better than I thought it would be.

Bulleit Bourbon, smoooooth. It's quickly becoming my favorite whiskey.

I totally drank my fair share of Miller Lite last night...

I cut my cigar open with a pocket knife and today started with having to check my bank account to see how much I spent... Yikes!

BStayer:

Last night I was able to try out my new Tripel Karmeliet glass (which is absolutely beautiful by the way) with some Tripel Karmeliet. Fantastic beer! Loads of bananas, apples, lightly spicey, some interesting yeast, and a delicious flavor of fresh baked bread comes through in this one. Love this beer and the glass just makes it phenomenal!

I have heard good things about this beer. Where did you find it? I haven't seen it anywhere around me, but thats not unusual.

ejenne87:

BStayer:

Last night I was able to try out my new Tripel Karmeliet glass (which is absolutely beautiful by the way) with some Tripel Karmeliet. Fantastic beer! Loads of bananas, apples, lightly spicey, some interesting yeast, and a delicious flavor of fresh baked bread comes through in this one. Love this beer and the glass just makes it phenomenal!

I have heard good things about this beer. Where did you find it? I haven't seen it anywhere around me, but thats not unusual.

Being in Colorado has it's benefits. The mayor of Denver used to be a homebrewer and he has a brew pub which he started before becoming mayor. It's still in business today and is a premier location in Denver to hit up if you're a beer fan. So, CO is very beer friendly, more than most by far. Some argue that only CA is a better location for beer than CO in the states. I just picked up the beer at one of my local beer stores. I've had it before, but this came in a pack with the glass and a four pack of beer. Here's a picture of the glass.

If ever you want a beer and don't have access to it, you can try ordering online. Different states have different laws, so not every state will allow you to receive beer in the mail. But it's always worth a try. Here's just one place where you can order beer online.

Tonight I had old faithful. Jim Beam and Pepsi. If you knew me you would think I'm crazy because I hate Pepsi but for some reason I think it tastes better than coke with JB.

BStayer:

ejenne87:

BStayer:

Last night I was able to try out my new Tripel Karmeliet glass (which is absolutely beautiful by the way) with some Tripel Karmeliet. Fantastic beer! Loads of bananas, apples, lightly spicey, some interesting yeast, and a delicious flavor of fresh baked bread comes through in this one. Love this beer and the glass just makes it phenomenal!

I have heard good things about this beer. Where did you find it? I haven't seen it anywhere around me, but thats not unusual.

Being in Colorado has it's benefits. The mayor of Denver used to be a homebrewer and he has a brew pub which he started before becoming mayor. It's still in business today and is a premier location in Denver to hit up if you're a beer fan. So, CO is very beer friendly, more than most by far. Some argue that only CA is a better location for beer than CO in the states. I just picked up the beer at one of my local beer stores. I've had it before, but this came in a pack with the glass and a four pack of beer. Here's a picture of the glass.

If ever you want a beer and don't have access to it, you can try ordering online. Different states have different laws, so not every state will allow you to receive beer in the mail. But it's always worth a try. Here's just one place where you can order beer online.

You might have just become my new best friend! There are so many beers on there that I cna't find anywhere in NC. Now I know I will only have to wait like 3 days and I will have them delivered right to my doorstep. Thanks bro!

kuzi16:

damn ohio's restrictive alcohol laws!!

No kidding!! I just had the Goose Island Bourbon County Stout on Thanksgiving and loved it! A fantastic stout aged in bourbon barrels and gives off rich flavors of vanilla, caramel, charred oak; it's just fantastic. But, it's 13% and I'm gonna cry when we move home. I grew up in Canton, will be moving home as soon as our house sells. Boy, I'm sure gonna miss all the fantastic beer here.

Do you know if Ohio allows you to receive beer in the mail, as long as it's under 12%? I haven't felt like digging that info up yet, didn't know if you knew off the top of your head.

...Sorry for you Lassie.. I don't think all the beer in Milwaukee, could make me like that film.

JZ:

A glass of 1% milk, I almost went crazy and put some nestle chocolate inside! JK

You're a madman!!!

Jim Beam Black and sweet tea... not too bad. Then Later I'll have some Crown...

Lasabar:

kaspera79:

...Sorry for you Lassie.. I don't think all the beer in Milwaukee, could make me like that film.

I don't know... I kinda sorta laughed out loud a couple times already... am I gay?

Sorry to tell you, anyone who has butt sex with Mexican Elvis is definitely gay.