What beer are you drinking now? #4189

I thank you very much!
Cheers!

 

Lol. Skinny I am not. Getting a slight buzz on I am. Not quite naked yet, but the night is still young.

 

Drank more like an 18%er, too. Tasty all around!

 

Oh man, those cuts look delicious!

 

Good to hear your birthday is treating you well (despite the wrench that got thrown into your plans) Prayers for a quick recovery for the Mrs!

 

Eric Burdon is a simply a great blues/rock and roll, rockabilly, and folk voice. He has a voice that will speak through centuries of cultural change. All of his music is great.....

 

Hoisting this eponymous brew up in celebration of our youngest niece Haven turning 7 today!





Cheers, BAs!

 

West Side Brewing.



West Side Story.



(Yes, I own a copy of this.------^^^^ Such a great re-make of the sound score by various artists.) !!

 

Happy Birthday to you, I hope the puma doesn't bite, Happy Birthday.........

 

Cheers

 

Two meals today featuring a nice bag of marked down small jalapeno sized red peppers for 99 cents, with even a few more left over for another meal.

Dinner tonight could not have been simpler. After salad, of course, a boneless pork chop with a red pepper, onion and garlic sauce.

And to accompany it, a Great Divide-Orabelle.

sorry no food pics cuz, I was hungry. Thanks in no part to @tasterschoice62 succulent beef pic, haha

 

Excellent looking top round!

Taking orders?

 

Cheers!
Roxy Music Siren (Presswell Pressing) (2nd Pressing) (Master GP) 1975 Ris ATCO Records EX

 

The 4x is almost gone, Volksgarten by Schilling. A Vienna Larger??, you be the judge. Prost.

 

That's my Grandma and she's been gone for quite awhile. The most gentle and understanding soul...yet strong because she was around until 92. I'm not whining but this was a great generation. They went through hell. Imagine being around for the development of planes, autos, refrigerators, 2 World Wars, no coal furnaces. Not to sound arrogant but the younger generation will never understand fully how so many made sacrifices to make this country what it is today.
Grandma Grant was great though. You could talk to her about anything. She knew exactly what was going on. Cheers to Grandma's!

 

Decided I was going to have one more - a Second Fiddle



Those marvelous 60's chicks..

 

Don't like the particulate much but taste was.... pretty good
Counterweight Brewing Voided

 

Having lived in Appalachia and coal country, I remember very well the coal man coming and dumping a load of anthracite in the coal bin to fire the furnace.

That and the funny shifting my mom did when my dad bought an old 1949 or so, on the tree, manual Chevy for her to cart the kids to the grocery store, haha.

 

Last tin of LL Hosel Rocket. I think this beer is better than an erratic golf shot! though I've hit a few of those...Ha! Cheers BAs!