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a Middletown Pale Ale

Tried some Anchor Steam Ale today. It was really interesting to try. It is much more bitter than I expected. I liked it lot . I picked up a 6 pack at my local Long Island supermarket for $8.50.
I had to buy it.

Johnnie Walker black label.

nothing now. I'm going to bed.

Drank my last bottle of Bohemian Bronze, which was Oktoberfest dry hopped. Would not make it again.

Right this minute, I'm drinking coffee. It's only quarter after six in the morning.

FedoraDave wrote:Right this minute, I'm drinking coffee. It's only quarter after six in the morning.

+1 on that Dave.

Thinking of a Bloody Mary for it's health benefits.... and to warm my chilly asre .... warmed up to -2 at 9:40am Sun is out, but no warming things up much. Even my newspaper was stiff.

mtsoxfan wrote: Even my newspaper was stiff.

Is that some kind of "code" you and the missus use?

OK, I walked into that one...

mtsoxfan wrote:OK, I walked into that one...

That's what she said....

A Hog's Head Scottish Ale. On tap at Hogs Head Pub at the Wizarding world of Harry Potter in Universal. Pours a clear copper orange with a white head and aroma of malt and caramel. Taste is light and crisp, of toasted malt, caramel, and light state and fruit leading to a smooth, crisp finish. For a theme park brew where you need a refreshing brew its not bad. Also,I found out it's brewed by the Florida Beer Co. in Melbourne FL.

Duff Dry at Moe’s Tavern in Universal Studios Orlando. Is a Stout style. Pours black with a brown head and aroma of caramel and chocolate. Taste is light and creamy, of toasted caramel, chocolate, and roasted malt with a soft, smooth finish. Refreshing brew for a day at the theme park. If it's good enough for homer, It's good enough for me.

One of the last few of my Oktoberfest in my new Hogwarts mug...(yeah, I'm a nerd that way).

Just sampled my super saison. Very lush fruit & spice flavors (no fruit or spice additions) The beer finished at 0.996 6 months in secondary then into classic Belgium bottles.