Whatcha drinking (2018-2022)?
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7Up and Maker's
I like a bourbon and seven, but Maker's is a bit pricy to mix with. Jim Bean and seven works for me. Well, worked for me, past tense.
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The next Severn Brewing ale on the conveyor belt is Chocolate Stout. The first mouthful gives the impression of someone having squirted liquid chocolate into your mouth and throat and the thought occurs, "Is this going to be too overpowering?" But no. Soon, you get a distinct roasted taste and coffee. The chocolate sweetness recedes and what we have is a well-balanced stout. At 4.3%, it is suitable for a few repeats.
I'm not a fan of chocolate but I've had several chocolate stouts from different breweries and I love them.
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I'm the same - I don't like chocolate much, although I don't mind a little dark, bitter one occasionally. On the subject of stouts, we came across a cherry stout from Tyne Bank brewery a while back. My thought was that I would either love it or hate it. Happily, the former was the case.
I love a good chocolate stout -- in the colder months. Can't drink it in August in Texas. Those subtle notes of cocoa and coffee are very pleasing.
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Rocklobster
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A Canadian Ale
Making brat patties, so...
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Prosit!!
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Switched to wine for dinner..having Carbonara so this is a classic Roman table wine to have with it..love the stuff when it is ice cold..
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Found a bottle. It's really good.
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Prosecco, so it must be Sunday:
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