What beer are you drinking now? #122

Had a couple homebrews with some Carnitas and now a Williamsburg Coffeehouse Stout.

 

Breakfast or dessert, served along with lemon strawberry cake.

Nice combination for this BA.

Cheers!

 

(Russian River. And it sits gloriously on top of a very high mountain where the sun shines every day and the angels sing.)

 

I live really close to there and on my morning walk with my daughter, I noticed it on their chalkboard tap list. Went for a run at 3pm and timed the end for right when they opened at 4pm. Still happy hour prices, too!

 

That drain was my throat. Already killed it!

 

Evening BA. First beer in a while for me.



One and done for me. Cheers all!

 

Thats awesome..You learn something new every day...my grandfather used to throw the malocchio at another driver at least once a car ride when I was younger (think he used to call it the cornuto)

 

Thanks for posting it man! Never had Notorious before, can't wait to try it!

 

Evening beer #2:

 

Fuel for the fire.
Blacksmithing again today, made a steak turner and bar-b-que fork.

 

Finally got my hands on a bottle of this. Bottled in December so it's still got some citrusy kick to it.

Solid choice for citrus lovers like myself.

 

3 days is the freshest I have had and it was insane.

Cheers....

 

No, no, you insulted him a little bit...

 

Just made some black tea, because I've got just four more papers to grade and then I'm done with that; but then I really need to dive headfirst into this methodology paper. Trick is to write this thing without reinventing the wheel when it comes to field methods in archaeology. By Saturday, ideally.

But after these papers it's time to open a howler of Tired Hands' Liddle Fiddle that I cannot wait to try (thanks again Ryan! Unbelievable Beer Advocacy at work right there.)

 

I have so much ISO for this, it's ridiculous.

 

Delicious with some freshly baked brownies. Cheers....

 

Cornuto is used in reference to a ****old. and you use the symbol to label the ****old. Cornicello is the little pepper people wear to ward off the malocchio, or evil eye. There is so many hand gestures in the italian language that it is almost a separate language on its own!

 

...was literally about to tell him to hit you up.

 

Special Night,

I'm off work tomorrow and the wife is out for the night!........Very tasty BTW.
OOooooHHhhh, and go you Blackhawks!

 

Nice man! How's the carbonation on that one? Can't wait to crack into it . . .