What beer are you drinking now? #3650

Back from walking the dogs. It was an uneventful outing.
I am drinking this nice IPA, courtesy of @MacMalt.

 

Upland Bad Elmer's Porter

 

Wow...just...wow!

 

The first rays of sunshine poking out on this otherwise dreary fall day.

Starting off with my last of these King Sue.



Cheers Folks!

 

Charles Foster Kane: "Rosebud"
Chicago J: "Beachwood"

Beachwood Amalgamator



I like performing side by sides of different beer types, or perhaps the same beer at different ages. However, I shy away from trying to determine the GOAT / personal favorite.

I won't perform a side by side of Amalgamator vs. Melrose, Revolution Anti-Hero vs. Spiteful IPA, AleSmith IPA vs. FW Union Jack. I just love to enjoy each of my favorites for what they are. That said can't see another beating Beachwood and their use of Amarillo, among other great hops. Hoping to see @TheIPAHunter crack open some of their beers now that he is in California.

 

Alaskan Smoked Porter (2013).
Had this one stashed away under not so perfect cellar conditions (dusty attic in fact). Still awesome! I wish I had bought more at the time. This one probably could have last even years more. Despite of its relatively low alc by vol.
Going to put some Alaskan Porter in my 'retirement plan' soon for sure
Cheers all

 

According to Quicken I spent ~$600ish on various Oktos last month.

Not done with that quite yet! Love 'em. Re-upped on a few faves recently...



Cheers!

 

Trappistes Rochefort 10. One of the finest beers in the world and amazingly available near me. You know what the problem is with these Rochefort beers? They will absolutely ruin you for other beers!



45°F in N. GA today. Will be 28 °F tomorrow morning. I miss summer already.

Autumn Leaves

 

90 years old; my dad is 82. It's mind boggling when you think about all the events and things they have lived through and seen over that time. Cheers to your mom!

 

This might be helpful ...

https://www.satelliteinternet.com/resources/satellite-internet-pros-and-cons/

 

Found one of these lurking in my fridge so enjoying it now. Seems better than the first time I tried it. Long day of work today, glad to be done.

 

Thank you for that link. We had Direct TV and Dish over the years in Florida and hated the way it would work at the slightest rain or lightning appeared. Always went down. Thanks again for taking the time to get this.

Cheers

 

I can relate to that.
Cheers!
(Picture taken couple of years ago in Belgium, need to go there soon again)

 

I think it comes down to if you have no other options, then a large part of the experience depends on the service provider. You need to have a clear view in order to get the best performance. Trees, clouds, buildings, rain, snow can all have an effect on the performance. No matter how you slice it, there's a lot of variables involved. Good luck!

 

Watching Yankees vs Cleveland



Cheers!

 

Oh Helles Yes!!

Today got pretty nice out. A couple of hooligans on their way home from the golf course looking to stop by shortly. Uh oh.



Cheers BAs!

 

Watching the Yankees staying calm by drinking Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout.

 

You could look into this but it's not cheap. $110 a month plus a one time hardware cost of $599.

https://www.starlink.com/

https://www.starlink.com/technology

They advertise "High-speed, low-latency broadband internet in remote and rural locations across the globe. "

If you didn't know, this is Elon Musk's satellite service.