What ya drinking tonight?

[Guillaume Lanfray]

Nebraska is a different world from Montana.

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Don't I know it!

 

But, time was, 1854 to be exact, Montana was part of Nebraska!

[Absomphe]

1854 Montana:

 

If you lived there, you'd be home by now!

 

(Especially if you lived in Antelope Condoms).

[Martin Lake]

Cast party last night. I introduced the cast to absinthe. Poured a few glasses, showed them the drip, dispelled a myth or two. It was great.

[Gwydion Stone]

After a glorious day of cigar-smoking/gardening... (cigardening?)

 

Satan's Whiskers.

[Gwydion Stone]

I'm on number two. I could really get to like these bad boys.

[Gwydion Stone]

Number three was mixed (sloppily) and imbibed while having a wonderful chat with Wild Bill Turkey on the telemaphone. I believe I've found my current favorite cocktail.

 

WBT is good people.

[Nepenthes]

Haven't had a Satan's Whiskers in years. Time to give it a try.

[Gwydion Stone]

I substituted a particularly nice curacao for the Grand Marnier.

[Wild Bill Turkey]

WBT is good people.

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I told you about my multiple-personality disorder in confidence.

[Wild Bill Turkey]

No you didn't.

[ShaiHulud]

I have had Satan's soulpatch. Does that count? Tonight I am having Moose Drool (Brown Ale) and Pensieve is having Trout Slayer (Filtered Hef).

[Martin Lake]

Number three was mixed (sloppily) and imbibed while having a wonderful chat with Wild Bill Turkey on the telemaphone.  I believe I've found my current favorite cocktail.

 

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That being Wild Bill?

[G&C]

It's G&C Day and LautrecFest.

Just drink.

[Guillaume Lanfray]

I can do that. In fact, I just did & I feel like doing it again! .

[thegreenimp]

I had a chance to see Eric play a gig in town last night, so after the show and a few glasses of an excellent un-named verte, we decided to try something old.

 

Eric is good at multi-tasking, drinking and drunk dialing. :P

[OMG_Bill]

This night was Brut d' Alambic, CLB, Prototype 27 and Ike Verte.

 

Wrayalien made it to town.

 

We had a very nice visit.

 

[Joe Legate]

Last night was excellent. Mr. Lanfray joined us in celebrating our oldest's graduation. Blanchette, Brut d' Alambic, UE Sapin, CLB, Marianne, Edouard, Kallnacher, Lasala and Ike was on the serving table. After today's long drive, we almost have Nebraska in our rear view only.

 

Thanks Mr. Lanfray. Someday, I hope we get a chance to finish the stories we started. Maggie and I were honored to have you join us.

 

Tonight, we're starting with the Edouard as we plan tomorrow's South Dakota adventure.

Joe

[Martin Lake]

Try a Rodenbach or a Grand Cru.

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I took your advice tonight and split a bottle of Rodenbach Grand Cru with a couple of friends. Might I say, bwaaahhh...all in all, I think I'll stick with sweet beers. I could drink the Duchesse again, but I found the Rodenbach so tart that it got in the way of enjoying anything else about the beer. Maybe that's the point of drinking a Flemish red, but it's not something I could get into on a regular basis.

[Julie Legate]

 

Tonight I am having Moose Drool and Pensieve is having Trout Slayer. 

 

Yum.

 

Eddy and the most incredible tomato and fresh mozzarella sandwich for me.

[Guillaume Lanfray]

Last night was excellent.  Mr. Lanfray joined us in celebrating our oldest's graduation.  Blanchette, Brut d' Alambic, UE Sapin, CLB, Marianne, Edouard, Kallnacher, Lasala and Ike was on the serving table.  After today's long drive, we almost have Nebraska in our rear view only. 

 

Thanks Mr. Lanfray.  Someday, I hope we get a chance to finish the stories we started.  Maggie and I were honored to have you join us.

 

Tonight, we're starting with the Edouard as we plan tomorrow's South Dakota adventure.

Joe

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The honor was all mine! Have a fun trip back!

 

I've had some Blanchette & some Ike so far tonight. I'll have some "Brutal" as soon as I sign off here.

[TrainerAZ]

Between these tales and those of AndrewT, I may just hafta do a cross-country driving tour one of these days myself!

 

Sounds like a great time!

[Absomphe]

I'll have some "Brutal" as soon as I sign off here.

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(Inserting bad ROgue Ale humor here)...

 

Was it bitter?

[Guillaume Lanfray]

Um, no.

[Le Gimp]

Try a Rodenbach or a Grand Cru.

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I took your advice tonight and split a bottle of Rodenbach Grand Cru with a couple of friends. Might I say, bwaaahhh...all in all, I think I'll stick with sweet beers. I could drink the Duchesse again, but I found the Rodenbach so tater that it got in the way of enjoying anything else about the beer. Maybe that's the point of drinking a Flemish red, but it's not something I could get into on a regular basis.

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Next time make a float out of it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

[Pan Buh]

I found the Rodenbach so tater that it got in the way of enjoying anything else about the beer.

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Or take the spud out and try it neat.

[myktejae]

Just received a very nice suprise from the monkeys. A bottle of 16 year old Bowmore. Hmmm says distilled 1982, that would be a little older than 16 years? Looks like sampling is in order. :P

[Martin Lake]

I found the Rodenbach so tater that it got in the way of enjoying anything else about the beer.

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Or take the spud out and try it neat.

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No way, man...the potato made it taste like salt and vinegar chips.

 

Er...yeah. I'll go edit that, now.

[sandpedlar]

Loads of Fat Tire, here. I've been doing a little late spring cleaning today, and after a scalding hot bath, am enjoying the beer.

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[nondual]

Capricieuse and a glass of Ike next.

[Auguru]

There you go again, tantalizing us with your bath house tales.