What beer are you drinking now? #4662

Seedz Rye-n-Hoppy Red Pale Ale. Red IPA’s are my jam and this one is awesome. Toast and slight caramel malt balance out pine resin and ruby red grapefruit flesh and peel. Delicious stuff.

 

I love that they made that at 4%. That style is very drinkable at the standard range but a lower ABV is a plus.

 

Cheers, friends!

 

Low abv and high impact are always a great combination. The fact that it’s a lower abv makes it one of the better ones I’ve had.

 

The only judgement we'll be doing is our jealousy of how chill you and your surroundings are. Cheers!

 

I'm at that age where I really appreciate a well-crafted lower ABV beer. I still enjoy a good Belgian from time to time, but the styles brewed in a lower ABV range a greatly appreciated.

 

Well this has been a most interesting day.
Worked North yesterday, from shop to Greensboro and back, great day
This morning, hose failure on the way to the shop, pull over stay off highway, assess, call tow truck. while waiting my sweetheart calls,
On her way in for her last day of work, scheduled retirement
Hit debris on the highway, severed transmission line, off the highway waiting for a tow truck!
I switch trucks clear my schedule and bring her in for a memorable last day of work
Thanks for the indulgence
Do good
It’s easy
This now a spectacular lager from our dear friends

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So it goes today
Enjoying Hill Farmstead Anniversary Festbier
Cheers

 

Man, you look thirsty!!!

 

Cheers!

 

Great tune and beer!

 

Last 1 in the fridge...

 

Since I'm a SCOTUS judge, I'm judging, my verdict is that you can do whatever the hell you please!! Have fun!

 

They are skirting us now

 

What a day, congratulations to your wife.

 

I do not. I work for the state so the longer I work, the bigger my pension will be. I have 13 years in September and I"d like to make it to at least 15 years. And though I may occasionally bitch and moan, my job is actually pretty cool - I don't have management breathing down my back, I work full time remote, and can pretty much decide how busy I want to be on any given day.

I get paid well, have great benefits, and work from 7 to 3:30 which I think are great hours. If I were to retire then I'd have to figure out what I'm going to do all day. Plus I like that my job forces me to stay up on technology and learn new skills, keeps the mind sharp.

So right now, even though I occasionally think it would be nice to retire at times, I'm hanging in for a few more years if I can. I still have a mortgage to pay and I've been slowing paying off any credit debt that I have. When I get to the point where I only have to worry about paying my mortgage and utility bills, then I may consider retiring.

 

At Trillium Fenway enjoying Vacuum Tubes before the Red Sox / Dodgers game!

 

TGIF BA’s! It was a hot and humid one around here today. Kicking things off with a tall Sip
Cheers!

 

Cool glass! Simple and elegant.

You always have great taste in beer and tunes! Cheers!

 

That sounds like a great gig. I'm pretty familiar with state retirement systems because of my job and my wife works for a school system and is in the GA state pension system. She started later, too. Of course, working with school kids and parents can be a big pain in the arse, so I've told her she can hit the door at 60 if she can't take it anymore. I'd stick around too if I had your gig! Cheers!

 

Having a Little Willow Fractions and Decimals while cooking some Trader Joe's rellenos for dinner.