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What are you drinking tonight, Summer '08


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Nice day! By the way, how do you read that statement of Lyndon Johnson? I mean, it stands to reason one will get very sick drinking a quart of bourbon (in fact doing this can easily kill a person). Was he being critical of over-drinking in general? Just trying to figure out what he meant.

Gary

Uhhhhhhh,....hadn't really thought about it too much. Maybe it means you can have too much of a good thing and it's no longer good. Yeah, that's it.

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Interesting, thanks, I think you are probably right although that other interpretation is rather intriguing!

Gary

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After a couple of Sam Adams Summer Ale's with dinner and friends, I'm relaxing with my first taste of WT Rye. It's definitely not a sedate pour by any stretch.

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Off the bourbon tonight: Ipswich Oatmeal Stout and Atlantic Brewing's Coal Porter.

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Well Wednesday nights are Mt. Bike night it seems. Got home and had a Little Kings Cream Ale with dinner (great flavor). Now a small pour of Rittenhouse 21yr old Rye and off to la, la, land.

I relized tonight I'm getting old. The kid riding with us just bought a bike and he's 28. Not much off road experience but I can see at his body weight (much lighter than myself) he will be catching up soon. I think he ment it as a compliment when he said to me and another guy, " I'm impressed with you 2...I mean you guys are old".

Honest I did not punch him, I just started riding again and told him keep up puppy this old mans done waiting for your slow ass!:grin:

Cheers!

Tony

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By The Way,

I am turning 50 very soon, be careful how you use the word..."old"

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Trying Ezra B single barrel for the first time and I'm pretty disappointed, it just doesn't taste good to me. It's taste and smell to me are both sweet, almost like honey, but, at the same time, there is a strong lime/citrus element to it as well and they don't go good together imo. I actually cringed on the last sip I took... good thing I've got some open VW bottles! I'll definitely sample again another day in case it was something I ate earlier or whatever but so far I'm not liking this one. I wonder how a Manhattan made with this would taste...

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Scott-- How'd that work for you? I've found that 1792 tastes great alone, or as the first of a flight, but it really tastes "off" at the end of the night (or did the MM neutralize the EWSB before you got to it?)

(And Oscar... starting early?)

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(And Oscar... starting early?)

Kevin, from experience Oscar is on vacation this week and that's late for him. I was expecting cheese 12 for breakfast out of him myself!! :slappin::lol::slappin::lol:!!

Get em Oscar!!

Tony

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My second stab at WT Rye and then some Rittenhouse BIB for good measure.

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A little Woodford Reserve and Sierra Mist. Joe

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Kevin, You're spot on there. I love 1792 by itself or starting, but last night after the EWSB and Makers it really didn't hit the spot. Almost tasted 'dirty'.

Scott

Scott-- How'd that work for you? I've found that 1792 tastes great alone, or as the first of a flight, but it really tastes "off" at the end of the night (or did the MM neutralize the EWSB before you got to it?)

(And Oscar... starting early?)

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(And Oscar... starting early?)

:lol: I'm on vacation this week and next.

Hanging out at home this week doing yard work etc.

Next week we are going up to Traverse City.

We have a hotel suite that opens up on the Bay. Going to check out L Mawby where they make sparkling wine in the Champagne method, they got their equipment from France and I have never been to Sleeping Bear Dunes so gotta see that.

I am drinking coffee now,...it's 5am.

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Tonight I had a Rare Breed then I got thinking what I could do about this Hirsch 16 to make it better, so I vatted it 50/50 with Thomas Handy Rye.

As I reduced the proof slightly with water to take the Barrel proof hit out of it, it got worse and worse, until the Hirsch had killed my Handy:smiley_acbt:

Now I don't know what's next.

Scott

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Started with some Weller Antique, moved on to the Four Rose's 120th, followed by a little Weller Centennial and closed the night off with a pour of the Rittenhouse 21yr Rye.

Wish my night would have ended before 2:00 am.

Tony

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What am I drinking tonight? Classic bourbon of all time-my opinion-AAA 10 year old. Goes down easy, tastes great and absolutely consistant day after day, month after month, and year after year. Cheers, Marvin

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