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The growler of Dead Guy ale. Perfect way to celebrate my birthday tomorrow.

Malibu Pineapple Rum and OJ
six pack of Shock Top

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 6239489)

Malibu Pineapple Rum and OJ
six pack of Shock Top

Tech N9ne bumpin' the background?

Good ol' fashioned Bud Light.

7 & 7 tonight. Tomorrow night looks like Gentleman Jack and Coke and some Crown Royal XR. So tasty.

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Originally Posted by OmahaChief (Post 6239528)

7 & 7 tonight. Tomorrow night looks like Gentleman Jack and Coke and some Crown Royal XR. So tasty.

You need to try Gentleman Jack with a splash of water!!

...also that's what I'll be drinking tonight!!

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Originally Posted by OmahaChief (Post 6239528)

7 & 7 tonight. Tomorrow night looks like Gentleman Jack and Coke and some Crown Royal XR. So tasty.

...or go with the Single Barrel Jack on ice!!

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Originally Posted by Bowser (Post 6239503)

Tech N9ne bumpin' the background?

Maaaaaaaybe.

for the 3,479th day in a row, I'm having a white russian.

with skim milk.

If I drink anything at all it'll be a variety 12 pack of Boulevard. My favorite frosty beverage.

This.....cheers.

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<TABLE class=seBlogEntryTable cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0><TBODY><TR><TD vAlign=top>Alaskan White Ale

Category: Beer Tasting

The Alaskan White Ale from Alaskan Brewing Company in Juneau, Alaska pours out a rich golden in color with a little cloud and a white head that readily dissipates. On the nose aromas of coriander, malt, citrus peel with an underlying sweetness. In the mouth you get honey like sweetness at first that is followed by orange and lime then the spice begins to show and intensifies through the finish. Moderate carbonation. Medium side of light bodied. Some lacing. Pretty clean mouthfeel with just a slight prickle from the carbonation. Good length finish with the spice prominent. There are a lot of wheat ales to choose from but the Alaskan White stands out above most others.
12 ounce bottle, 5.30% ABV

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Same ole same ole here .. Busch in the camo-can .....

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Originally Posted by BucEyedPea (Post 6239613)

Margarita

I thought you were dead.

good whiskey and anything but ice is a waste. you mix black velvet with pop idiots!

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Originally Posted by Demonpenz (Post 6239638)

good whiskey and anything but ice is a waste. you mix black velvet with pop idiots!

Water takes the edge off

Drank the six pack. Starting on the pineapple rum and oj.

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 6239881)

Drank the six pack. Starting on the pineapple rum and oj.

That sounds terrible after a sixer. Drinking bacardi gold with caffeine free coke.

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Originally Posted by Param (Post 6239883)

That sounds terrible after a sixer. Drinking bacardi gold with caffeine free coke.

Well, the six pack was Shock Top, whih is usually served with an orange slice. :shrug:

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 6239889)

Well, the six pack was Shock Top, whih is usually served with an orange slice. :shrug:

Never had Shock Top, but that makes some sense. I was thinking Steel Brigade, then the pineapple rum/oj. Drink on....

Sierra Nevada Chico Estate Harvest Ale (1st release) -- a wet-hopped IPA that happens to be an estate ale, meaning that all of the ingredients (even the hops and barley) were grown on the Sierra Nevada land in Chico, CA.

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Originally Posted by Param (Post 6239910)

Never had Shock Top, but that makes some sense. I was thinking Steel Brigade, then the pineapple rum/oj. Drink on....

Oh, don't worry about that. :thumb:

I think I'm going to drink myself silly and pass out.

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Originally Posted by luv (Post 6239934)

I think I'm going to drink myself silly and pass out.

I'd join you, but I still haven't completely shaken the stupid cold I've had for over 3 weeks so I'll probably just skip to the passing out part.

Rum and Coke...naturally

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Originally Posted by RickObie (Post 6239543)

...or go with the Single Barrel Jack on ice!!

Single barrel on ice is pretty good and so is Gentleman but I prefer a sweet mix from time to time on the Gentleman.

Drank a red cup full of Vodak and Ice and then went to my neighbors house and completely dominated in beer pong. I'll take on all challengers.

Had some milk. Cools the burn from my kung pao well.

Might have some Kahlua tonight. We'll see.

I had a pitcher of miller lite - a winter lager - a bobs 57 - a winter lager - a 3/4 pitcher miller lite at the bar and now at home 16 oz higlife

1 Sam Adams Boston Lager
1 Sam Adams Winter Lager
1 Sam Adams Octoberfest

:) I'm sensing a theme.

A Fuzzy Navel for the road...

Usually I'm just trying different IPA's, but tonight I got the Sierra Nevada "Torpedo" IPA.
It's terrible. I like IPAs a lot, but can't take the ultra-bitterness of this.

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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels (Post 6252670)

Usually I'm just trying different IPA's, but tonight I got the Sierra Nevada "Torpedo" IPA.
It's terrible. I like IPAs a lot, but can't take the ultra-bitterness of this.

Torpedo is a wonderful beer, especially at the price. You do have to love bitterness, though. Its more bitter than a lot of double/imperial IPAs that I've had.

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Originally Posted by Stanley Nickels (Post 6252670)

Usually I'm just trying different IPA's, but tonight I got the Sierra Nevada "Torpedo" IPA.
It's terrible. I like IPAs a lot, but can't take the ultra-bitterness of this.

I thought it was okay. Wouldn't be the first one I buy normally, but I still liked it when I tried it a couple months ago. But yeah, lots of hops.

Speaking of Sierra Nevada, I tried one over the summer that had flavors of bananas and cloves. Weird combination. I think it is called Kellerweis. It was actually pretty good, though.

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Originally Posted by Lzen (Post 6252757)

Their Kellerweiss is pretty fantastic. Its one of the very best American-made hefeweizens I've ever come across. You can't beat the price, either.

So... tonight I drank Boulevard's just-released 11th entry into the Smokestack Series: Harvest Dance Wheat Wine. My tasting notes are as follows --

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Originally Posted by Reaper16's tasting notes

750mL bottle served into a 2009 Boulevard Smokestack Series chalice

Pours a honeyed orange that reminds me of a Halls menthol-lyptus cough drop. You can see clearly the streams of bubbles from the nucleation but the beer isn't really transparent. The head, oh God the head, is enourmous. A gentle pour yielded foam that was initially larger than a full hand. It settles nicely into a two finger expanse that never quite dies from that point. The top is frothy and rock and generally consistent with sea foam. The lacing is understandably spectacular. Steven Pauwels and the Boulevard crew are masters at beer head, as evidenced by every single beer in the Smokestack Series. You will never see a beer of this style that looks better.

The massive quantities of wheat show up in the nose first off. Tangy, zippy smells balanced by the expected banana richness. What is entirely unexpected out of a wheatwine is the abundance of citrus aromas. In addition to the German hallartau hops that give this beer the leafy hop aromas that it has, Boulevard has chosen to use Sierra Nevada's own Citra hops. The mango-pineapple-grapefruit loveliness of those hops are an alluring and effective choice for this beer.

This is pretty ****ing good. Its not simply a wheat bomb, there is plenty of malted barley flavor to go around. The malt background is so rich and is a strong background for the yeasty banana tastes and the hop attack. This beer is grounded in earthy, astringent hallaurtau which serves to highlight the bright, papaya, mango fruitsplosion of the citra hops. This is all so GOOD. The citra hops are so amazing in Harvest Dance! It actually reminds me of Ballast Point Sculpin in the aftertaste. The oak aging plays a key component here. There is a lightly smoky, meaty quality that actually accentuates the banana, amazing as that sounds. The oak barrels were specifically used previously to hold French chardonnay if I remember correctly. There is a light grape to the back end that feels brusk from the oaky smoke. I know that brusk isn't a word; I have invented it for the very purpose of describing this beer.

The mouthfeel is okay. There is a lot of carbonation, which makes it very easy for the beer to get foamy in the mouth the same way as Dr. Pepper does. There is a slight issue with the alcohol in this beer. Its tastes a little bit more boozy than the 9% that it is. Its never harsh, but if I have to stop and think about why something in the mouthfeel isn't working perfectly then it merits mention. As far as drinkability goes, I imagine that this is drinkable enough for the style. The bottle is disappearing quickly and the ABV is not unreasonable.

Boulevard have proven themselves time and again to be masters of wheat. They just know how to make it do great things. Harvest Dance Wheat Wine is no exception. Its insanely flavored yet very balanced. Easy to drink for the style but also very complex. This is fantastic. You really must obtain some, drink some and age some.

Bud Lite bitches!!:rockon:

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Originally Posted by Chiefs09 (Post 6255230)

Bud Lite bitches!!:rockon:

GTFO

I'm drinking water...dieting does that.

Drinking a Boulevard Nutcracker Ale. I really enjoy it when its fresh and still very much a product of the wet-hopped Chinook hops.

American Honey on the rocks

Busch light some vodka shots and my RED DOT :)

ok it is ibanez version of the red dot

Wild Turkey - Rare Breed

Still Natural Light...

Glenfidich on the rocks then New Belgian Tripple.

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6259052)

Still Natural Light...

I was wondering about that...

Keystone light for me...

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Originally Posted by chevy369 (Post 6259078)

Keystone light for me...

I drink plenty of that for sure.

Boulevard Smokestack Series Saison... appreciating it before its gone forever, replaced by the Tank 7 Saison recipe.

Moon Water
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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 6259093)

Moon Water
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Is it yellow?

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Originally Posted by chevy369 (Post 6259097)

Is it yellow?

Give it 1/2 an hour...

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6259101)

Give it 1/2 an hour...

But does it freeze on contact?

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Originally Posted by chevy369 (Post 6259104)

But does it freeze on contact?

If'n he's a real man and it's good $3it, no...

I bet that moon water gives you the shits something awful.
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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6259111)

If'n he's a real man and it's good $3it, no...

Just hoping not to shart any time soon...

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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 6259115)

I bet that moon water gives you the shits something awful.
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the farts smells like bad cheese...

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Originally Posted by chevy369 (Post 6259118)

the farts smells like bad cheese...

Green cheese. Cuz, that's what the moon is made of. Right?
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Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie (Post 6259124)

Green cheese. Cuz, that's what the moon is made of. Right?
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I thought it was brown...

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Originally Posted by djrcmay (Post 6259332)

decaf coffee

time to head to lamberts!

Lemonade ... Im a wuss anyomre .............

Avery's new Imperial IPA: duganA. Very solid though unspectacular.

The obligatory Rum & Coke. Think I'll have another Bubba Keg.

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Originally Posted by Reaper16 (Post 6259595)

Avery's new Imperial IPA: duganA. Very solid though unspectacular.

If you feel like you have to justify the taste I'm not buying the next round...

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Originally Posted by Rausch (Post 6259598)

If you feel like you have to justify the taste I'm not buying the next round...

I'm not sure what that even means.

Anyone heard the new John Mayer album it's pretty good.

Goose Island Sofie. Damn, that's a tasty saison.