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True, my molestation isn't that of chill filtration and caramel coloring.

As long as it’s short on the peat, and long on the whiskey taste. 😎

Be a bit of a drive for ya, but if ya show up, it’s (1) show gun collection, (2) shoot, (3) show bourbon collection, (4) sip or shoot... guest’s choice.😎

#purist

Have truck, will travel!

Great bunch, I have been in their new headquarters many times. Son worked for them for a while in HS.

Favourite ice fishing beer !

I don't see the good Canadian beers around here in Cajun country.

Yes, it's a shame, I'd like to try several posted here, but no distribution up here.

Heck, can't even get trav's jai alai, let alone some of the porters, posted.

Don't get me wrong, craft beer is strong up here, but it tends to be regional.

You ever try Old Rasputin - as a fan of RIS?

No Andrew, have not.

But I never met 1 I didn't like, at the correct drinking temperature !

This was a regular when I used to drink heavy beer more often:

ya!


GWB

It's worth searching out.

The homebrew clone of it (I lost the recipe) but usually you make 5 gallons on a 10 gallon system, well there's not enough room in 10 gallons for grist and wash so you had to go even larger. Grain bill was huge for 5 gals.

It's a great beer but not one to pound 8-10 of them and drive.

Ah, no, you can't guzzle a pile of 8+% ABV beers & do much of anything.

I fall into the camp of flavourful, dark, high alcohol beers in the colder months.

I'll still drink IPA's & such, in summer, over commercial domestic, unless I've just done 2 hours mowing, then give me an ice cold high life, or something of that nature.

Knob Creek 9 w Agostura orange bitters and a drop of water.

I may break out the Aberlour A'bunnadh a little later.

Miller lite…


Keep some crown in the cupboard though

Actually, quite like this 1 for a hot summer day.

I’ll copy you tonight