What beer are you drinking now? #4778

I am going to expose Stone and Royal Caribbean, both times I cruised this was on it. Canned in April, every one has gushed. Cheers all.

 

That is pretty French as well! Cheers!

 

Wow, slowwww Tuesday around the virtual bar, eh?

Contemplating some lunch, while sipping this tasty treat and getting ready to bag up more leaves....fun!



the seitan based holiday roast sample / trial I made last evening - really quite tasty, will be even more so with some mushroom gravy over a slice...yum!

 

Sober Carpenter IPA. A decent NA beer.

 

Went on a Geocaching safari in a beautiful wooded park.,. Cheers! (Yes.,.,. it is open.,.)

 

Nice looking beer, and hunk of meat.

 

S.C.C.C. - Coffee Imperial Stout
Sapwood Cellars Brewery

 

Hail seitan! Cheers,.,.,.,.,

 

Back on the boat for a few.

 

Lunch is fried catfish, lima beans, fried okra, cornbread and a Jai Alai.

 

Barrel Theory Black Hefeweizen. Maybe like Black Irish?

 

Today, it's fairly cool and grey, but it's wonderful to be alive, and it's still a beautiful autumnal day, out here in McGregor. Gracie was too busy bathing to have anything but cursory glances toward my three new beers of the day, but Sundae was more than willing to help me explore them: First, it's my fifth of Cobden, Ontario's Whitewater Brewing Co.'s handiworks--their 6% High Tide NEIPA. It's shown, poured, bookending articles on the cult classics Friday (F. Gary Gray, 1995); Fright Night (Tom Holland, 1985); and Fritz the Cat (Ralph Bakshi, 1972), for purely surreal reasons. I haven't seen any of the three yet, but I would certainly like to...



Next, it's my fifth brew from Ayr, Ontario's Willibald Farm Brewery--their 5.8% collaboration with Denmark's Seagrove Public (for their Afterthought Coffee)--Foreign Exchange Milk Stout w/Coffee...

Finally, my fifth beer from Guelph, Ontario's Wellington Brewery--their 5.2% Easy Ten Concord Grape Sour...

All three beers are also shown bookending articles on the cult classics Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Amy Heckerling, 1982); The Fearless Vampire Killers (Roman Polanski, 1968); Ferris Bueller's Day Off (John Hughes, 1986); and Fletch (Michael Ritchie, 1985), for no particular reason, though I have, and have seen, all four films, and have enjoyed them immensely over the years...



Tomorrow: Three more new beers worthy of my intense consideration, from the following breweries:
--Woodhouse Brewing (Toronto, Ontario; my fourth of their wares);
--Anderson Craft Ales (London, Ontario; my eighth); and
--Anheuser-Busch (St. Louis, Missouri; my fourth)...

Have a great rest of your day, and cheers...from The Responsible Beer Drinking Club! =)

 

Nice-looking roast. Do you give out recipes?

 

A visit to my dental hygienist this morning for a cleaning. Not my favorite activity, so I'm going to reward myself by drinking this very nice beer from the Big Beers box.