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pscolari
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Just had a few beers tonight:
Clown Shoes Eagle Claw classified as an American amber but more like a dry hopped red IPA
Acme IPA x 2
A saison that I can't remember the full name. Kind of fell somewhere between unforgettable and decent.
Saison was Goose Island Sofie. I'll give it a B
Clown Shoes Eagle Claw classified as an American amber but more like a dry hopped red IPA
Acme IPA x 2
A saison that I can't remember the full name. Kind of fell somewhere between unforgettable and decent.
Saison was Goose Island Sofie. I'll give it a B
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Ransom Old Tom Gin. Experimenting with the idea of a martini that isn't made with the usual London dry gin.
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Ransom Old Tom Gin. Experimenting with the idea of a martini that isn't made with the usual London dry gin.Originally Posted by StopPolloition
SO how was it? I would think 3:1 or so, and a drop or two of orange bitters with a twist. The sweetness of Old Tom would, I feel compliment a twist better than the savory olive. ~ H
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Natty boh. In a bar called Bad Decisions.
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Glenlivet 12: It hardly seems like a proper single-malt when I've got Tali, HP, and Laga in my bar, but for a delicious sweet afternoon whisky, I'm really starting to appreciate it. I prefer rocks over water or neat for this one.
Odell 90 Shilling ale: My favorite daily beer. Try it if you haven't, all of Odell's brews are top-notch IMO.
Odell 90 Shilling ale: My favorite daily beer. Try it if you haven't, all of Odell's brews are top-notch IMO.
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Playing around tonight.
2 oz Rare Eagle
1/2 oz Mariscino liqueur
3/4 oz Vya Sweet
4 dashes Reagen orange bitters
Very nice. I'm thinking of making another vanilla pod and orange rind infusion with the Rare Eagle and trying this again with that.
2 oz Rare Eagle
1/2 oz Mariscino liqueur
3/4 oz Vya Sweet
4 dashes Reagen orange bitters
Very nice. I'm thinking of making another vanilla pod and orange rind infusion with the Rare Eagle and trying this again with that.
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