What are you drinking?

[AJ Wykes]

3 hours, 59 minutes and 15 seconds before I'm Listening to In Rainbows and drinking a Little Creatures Pale Ale.

AJ

 

[jackinnj]

Last evening: Xavier Ventou 2009

 

[M Gregg]

OK I only drink occasionally..

So so far tonight...2 bottles of Hobgoblin..2 Bottles of Bishops finger..a spitfire and I'm on the coffee now..

I have a couple of bottles of Mad Goose in the fridge, however it's fur laters..

http://www.wychwood.co.uk/enter


Regards
M. Gregg

 

[Seb C]

A bottle of M&S Italian lager. Not bad for a supermarket brand...

 

[M Gregg]

OHHHH noooo,


I have found a couple of bottles of Pedigree in the cup board..

I guess I better drink them before they go aut of date in Dec..

Oh Two door cinema club on utube..better watch it I guess..
I guess My head is gonna hurt tomorrow..LOL

Regards
M. Gregg

 

[jackinnj]

Decaf Melita -- already drank a pot of the Dunkin' Donuts hi-test.

 

[M Gregg]

Two mad goose later,

And Faithless Glastonbury 11 is quite good...
God is a DJ >>>>string theory in music..
Shame the resolution is so rubbish...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiczMZmyOnQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otLEUwHao_E




Regards
M. gregg

 

[Ron E]

Supposedly it's national drink a beer day, so I'm having one. Bought a sixer of alaskan india pale ale - IMHO a bit sweet and a little light on the hops.

 

[morinix]

I drink water. You know? The stuff the Sons Of The Pioneers sang about!

 

[Wavebourn]

 

[Ron E]

Dr. Strangelove - Precious Bodily Fluids - YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr2bSL5VQgM

 

[jordheis]

Two Hearted Ale tonight (Bell's Brewery) - totally won me over as very refreshing for the hot summer we had. Hoppy but not overpoweringly so.

I sure enjoy Friday.....

 

[jackinnj]

I drink water. You know? The stuff the Sons Of The Pioneers sang about!

Johnny Appleseed was a PIONEER in many respects, born in 1774 and spending much of his life in Western NY, PA, OH, IN and IL even before the Erie or Ohio canals. He planted so many orchards so as to have a lot of apples for hard cider! (He also fathered 2 and ten score children.)

OTOH, I believe one of the Irish-American "teetotaling" groups refer to themselves as "the Pioneers"

 

[Variac]

I heard that about J Appleseed too. Somewhere I read a calculation based on old records and such the amount of applejack people drank back then and it was astounding!

 

[tvrgeek]

I heard that about J Appleseed too. Somewhere I read a calculation based on old records and such the amount of applejack people drank back then and it was astounding!

Well, if you can't drink the water.....

 

[jackinnj]

The amount of beer drunk in the middle ages was prodigious as well.

Now working on the 2nd pot of Melita Breakfast Blend.

Oh, got in a case of Joseph Drouhin 2010 "Cote de Beaune" -- we'll see how it compares with 2009.

 

[Variac]

One interesting thing I read about there middle ages is that the serfs got up early and worked in the fields, then knocked off at noon for the day to have a couple brews and de-louse each other. I think that there wasn't much incentive to work hard.

Of course they'd starve occasionally too I suppose.

 

[Einric]

If it's not water it's Pabst Blue Ribbon or a nice Highland Single Malt.
!I KNOW RIGHT!?
I'm full of extremes.

 

[kenpeter]

5 Gal spring water, 6lb amber malt extract, 2lb imperial brown sugar,
8oz North Dallas Organic Honey, 2 Liter Dr. Pepper. German Spalt 4.6%,
2oz 60min, 1oz 15Min, 1oz 5min. Safale US05 yeast (only after wort cools
below 80F)

Add honey at 5min (near end of boil). But don't boil DrPepper (already sterile).
Use DP to top off 5gal after you siphon 4.5 gal (5 minus muck) to a secondary
fermeter (like back into the Ozarka bottle). DP Carbonation and sugar quickly
drive out any unwanted air.

 

[sofaspud]

One reason the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock was because they had run out of beer aboard the Mayflower.
Sounds like an odd brew; does it have a name? Never been a fan of DP.