What Beer Are You Drinking Now? #3547

Watching the dog watch the deer and enjoying a Lush DIPA from Frost Beer Works. Cheers!

 

Althea - Phil Lesh and Friends…Warren Haynes, Scofield and Medeski 7/1/22


Watching the Buccos game.
Cheers BA’s

 

Tasty but too damn sweet.

Bitterness bringing me back to life a bit but this is average to below average pale ale fare.

 

I think that was Caan's first movie. To be in a movie with John Wayne and Robert Mitchum first time out is pretty impressive.

I saw a few episodes of a bad TV Drama James Caan was in, I think it was just called Las Vegas. He played a casino owner that had ties to the mob, he was far and away the only thing good about it. He was only in the first season or so, anyway, his characters alias name was Alan Badillion Trahern, that made up for the awfulness of the actual show ha.

 

Yep. Great tune there - Cheers!

 

The Duck Rabbit Baltic Porter
Oak & cherry smoked wood grilled chicken with romaine, carrots, celery, some funky dressing. The balls. 110% awesome. Cheers!

 

More Dankness! Always dig this sauce.

 

I actually didn't know who he was until I started really getting into westerns and paying attention to the actors in older movies. Loved his role in El Dorado, then I figured out how many more movies he was in.

 

I’ll bite. It looks like a 120 with about 3 years on it…

 

Saint Arnold Amber.

Kinks The Village Green Preservation Society.

God save Donald Duck, vaudeville, and variety
We are the draught beer preservation society.

 

Enjoying another brew sent to me by @beergoot
Thank you sir! Im usually not a fan of brown ales but this is damn tasty and hitting the spot.

Cheers y'all!

Death Ripper brown ale 4.5% - TRVE Brewing co

 

Oh yeah, I got most my movie edumacation from watching TCM and AMC in the early 90's with my parents and grandparents (back when AMC was completely commercial free like TCM). I love the old westerns, and black & white movies.

If I was to name my all time favorites they would be:
The Godfather (considering I and II the same movie ha)
The Searchers (John Wayne of coarse)
A Raisin in the Sun (Sidney Poitier's best movie IMO)
Hud (early Paul Newman movie, based on one of my favorite books)
To Kill A Mockingbird (Movie needs not comment, and one of my favorite books again)

 

Bugs was eating me alive out there. Indoors with a Weihenstephaner Helles. Can is dated 8.25.2022. Always wonder what the lag time is between canning and "best by" on some of these imports. Tasting fine regardless. Cheers!

 

Last one for tonight.



Y'all have a great night BAs.

Cheers

 

Olde School?

 

I purchased a beginners guitar and amp for my youngest 12yr. old today. Used to take piano lessons and was very good at it. Hasn’t touched the piano in two years since the pandemic and my wife being diagnosed with cancer. It was awesome to hear the piano from the upstairs today. The theme song from The Flintstones never sounded better and was working on the beginning of Lady Madonna. Starting guitar lessons next week. Cheers!

 

An Occasional Haze Pale Ale, on tap at the brewery. Good but can't say it's great. Winding Path/Wyndridge Farm is a really nice venue, though. We were outside on a beautiful Thursday evening. Great food.

 

That's great! Iv always been into westerns ever since I was a kid, my grandparents loved watching them to. My grandma would collect VHS tapes. I got really into them about 5 years ago, binge watching GRIT and then I started buying my favorites on DVD. Some of them are hard to find and can get expensive. I love the black n whites to.

My tops are
Outlaw Josey Wales
4 For Texas
Stars In My Crown (Joel McCrea is awesome)
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
Once Upon A Time In The West
Cheyenne Social Club
The Sheepman
From Heaven with A Gun
Cimarron (Glenn Fords)
Tombstone
Skin Game
The War Wagon
Fistful of Dollars
For a Few Dollars More