What are you drinking, right now?

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4/24/08 at 9:51pm

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It was like 80F today.

Beating the heat with Paul Lehrner Blue Frank Rose.

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4/27/08 at 12:09pm

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Right now:

I had 3 of these at a barbecue yesterday too.

EDIT: Man, this stuff adds a whole new challenge to homework...

09/10 Ski Days: 00

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4/27/08 at 12:29pm

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D&D coffee w/heavy cream and splenda.

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4/27/08 at 12:55pm

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Yum!

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Originally Posted by krp8128

Right now:

I had 3 of these at a barbecue yesterday too.

EDIT: Man, this stuff adds a whole new challenge to homework...

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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4/27/08 at 1:04pm

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Originally Posted by volantaddict

Yum!

Haha.

On the way to the BBQ yesterday we stopped at the store. My girlfriend was reading off some of the names, and I was following behind her reading the labels. This one didn't ring any bells, but as soon as I saw the label I thought "Holy sh!t, it's V.A.!". So I got some.

It's pretty funny when I show up with beer at a family BBQ and everyone there wants to have what I'm having. Turns out one of the guys is either a brewmaster or really, really into beer (gathering more info on this). He saw the 4-pack and perked right up.

09/10 Ski Days: 00

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4/27/08 at 1:29pm

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The czar on the label looks like VA!

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5/3/08 at 4:58pm

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Stone Brewing Vertical Epic '07. The even give out the recipe for home brewing.

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5/3/08 at 5:05pm

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Sierra Bigfoot spilled on my keyboard. I disconnected it and am letting it dry out. It should be OK, right? It was a connected keyboard, I'm using the keys on the laptop now. I was only on my second bottle but I think it's stronger than beer, it's "barleywine"...

?

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5/3/08 at 5:18pm

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Quote:

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Sierra Bigfoot spilled on my keyboard. I disconnected it and am letting it dry out. It should be OK, right? It was a connected keyboard, I'm using the keys on the laptop now. I was only on my second bottle but I think it's stronger than beer, it's "barleywine"...

?

alcohol content 9.6% by volume,

Spilling a little comes with the territory.

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5/5/08 at 8:51am

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"its not that you cant ski the bumps, its that you cant ski and the bumps prove it"

pbfootnit.blogspot.com/ <<< the start of something good!

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5/9/08 at 5:26pm

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My girlfrined and I took my roomate out for dinner, then he took us to the beer store. So I've got to start a list for tonight:

2 Pints Magic Hat #9 w/ dinner
Right now I'm working on a Long Trail Belgian White

In the freezer for a quick chill:

In the fridge is a mixed six-pack, Magic Hat Hocus Pocus and Circus Boy.

09/10 Ski Days: 00

#552

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5/9/08 at 9:08pm

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Originally Posted by BushwackerinPA

Bwahahahahahahahahah!! Hilarious!

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5/10/08 at 7:34am

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Me, I'm definitely thinking of checking some of this stuff out...

And no, I'm not making this up--there really is a Steven Seagal energy drink, currently offered in flavors of Cherry Charge and Asian Experience. Go to http://www.lightningdrink.com/drink/learnmore.html and see for yourself.

Here are some great quotes from the website:

Steven Seagal's Lightning Bolt energy drinks are as unique as the man who created it. It has pioneered the way for nutritional, all natural energy drinks and emerged as many “firsts”:
- First energy drinks to contain Tibetan Goji Berries
- First energy drinks to contain Asian Cordyceps
- The only 100% Juice Energy Drink
- All Natural – No Preservatives

The name Steven Seagal's Lightning Bolt was an inevitable afterthought. When Steven Seagal finished creating a drink that holds untold natural power, there was only one equivalent in nature- The Steven Seagal's Lightning Bolt. Both mysterious and powerful, it's a symbol of the untold energy the earth has to offer- Such is Steven Seagals Lightning Bolt energy drink.

Actually, on further consideration, maybe I'll just stick with one of these, which is one of my favorite of the German hefeweizens:

Cheers!

Achieve and Abide

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5/10/08 at 4:42pm

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Originally Posted by The Big Skibowski

Actually, on further consideration, maybe I'll just stick with one of these, which is one of my favorite of the German hefeweizens:

Cheers!

While the warm weather makes me miss skiing, a good Heffe on a hot day is one of life's great pleasures.

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5/16/08 at 2:41pm

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Water. Waiting to crack a Mondavi in memory of the man.

Robert Mondavi
1913 - 2008

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5/16/08 at 11:15pm

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Originally Posted by Richie-Rich

The czar on the label looks like VA!

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Rasputin was NOT the Czar, just an illiterate peasant who had a such a strong spiritual presence that he became powerfully influential with the Czar and Czarina, this lead to a jealous aristocracy murdering him, by poisoning, beating shooting and drowning him.

Yes, I bear a strong resemblance to him, and for all I know I might have been him, but it's hard to remember form lifetime to lifetime.

As for what I'm drinking right now, it's one of the best things about spring in Missoula.

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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5/18/08 at 8:57pm

Do Work
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Finishing up a HiPA as I listen to ESPN talk about the Celtics & get ready to headbut my pillow. Work is just too damn early tomorrow.

VA, next time someone tells you that ya' kinda look like Rasputin, say "Nah, I'm bigger" http://www.waytorussia.net/news/2004...ex-museum.html

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5/19/08 at 1:50am

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Quote:

Originally Posted by DoWork

Finishing up a HiPA as I listen to ESPN talk about the Celtics & get ready to headbut my pillow. Work is just too damn early tomorrow.

VA, next time someone tells you that ya' kinda look like Rasputin, say "Nah, I'm bigger" http://www.waytorussia.net/news/2004...ex-museum.html

Not surprisingly, I've been directed to that link before.

While I can't claim that grandeur, I have never failed to measure up to a women's, um........longing.

Oh and for the sake of the thread, I'll say that it's still Maibock season.

From the Bayern website:

Please don't underestimate its potency and don't drive after enjoying Maibock.

The heaviness of the complexity fuels the force behind the dart that hits the mark.

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5/19/08 at 2:14pm

Do Work
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sounds like it's on par with the Long Trail Double Bag...

http://www.longtrail.com/home.html

that'll put a pep in your step, er... a slur in your diction...

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6/8/08 at 5:41pm

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Syncline Pinot from the Gorge.

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6/8/08 at 6:33pm

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Quote:

Originally Posted by The Big Skibowski

Cheers!

wow, i used to drink that every night when i was stationed in germany 15 years ago. i haven't been able to find it around here since i got back. that is the best hefe.

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6/9/08 at 8:17am

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hill water and....

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Syncline Pinot from the Gorge.

What a high roller!

....yes, a fresh batch of shine from the nc hills....got it while trout fishing....emphasis on lots of water.....

"Pain is temporary.....if I quit, however, it lasts forever." Lance Armstrong

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6/9/08 at 10:43am

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You favor Monkey Bay, right?

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What a high roller!

....yes, a fresh batch of shine from the nc hills....got it while trout fishing....emphasis on lots of water.....

Is NC a ship-to state?

Call Rich Cushman and ask about his Grüner Veltliner, he should be bottling maybe ~50 cases?, well, like, now.

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6/9/08 at 3:47pm

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Quote:

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Is NC a ship-to state?

Call Rich Cushman and ask about his Grüner Veltliner, he should be bottling maybe ~50 cases?, well, like, now.

hey thanks....I'm pretty sure SC is not a ship to state....will call anyways and check for a dist. BTW Bouchaine pinot noir is up there again in the San Fran wine competition ratings....

"Pain is temporary.....if I quit, however, it lasts forever." Lance Armstrong

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6/10/08 at 7:51am

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24 oz 7-11 Fusion coffee, half and half, splenda, and an extra shot of Stok.

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7/16/08 at 11:03pm

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I could go for some scotch right about now....but alas its all gone. So looks like a bit of rum or bourbon (yeck) will do for tonight's night cap.

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7/19/08 at 4:41pm

Do Work
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Water. Like I'm getting paid for it. Got hammered last night at a going away kegger and tonight I have to hang with a birthday party and a bachelorette party. Got help my liver. And live music in a field tomorrow... Water is my boy right now...

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7/19/08 at 8:09pm

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Chablis Premier Cru
Fourchaume
William Fevre 2006.

YUM...

Apples and pears on the nose, Crisp on the tongue with a wonderful long finish. Lightly acidic..

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7/19/08 at 10:59pm

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Courvoisier VSOP and a Hoyo de Monterrey...ahhh life is good.

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7/21/08 at 7:27am

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Milwaukee's Best Ice—sometimes referred to as 'Beast Ice','Beast on Ice', 'Yeti' or 'Beast'. It is popular among students for its low price and 5.9% ABV
Got it on supermarket close-out/discontinued sale: $4 for 12 pack cans. Secret recipe for appreciating this fine beer: ride bicycle for one hour in 95 degree temperatures, upon entering home put beer(s) in freezer for a few minutes, take cold shower, then enjoy in large gulps. Tastes like $4 per glass beer!

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