Delirium beer might explain the 2 pink elephants floating on the wall.
On the topic about Ray Franz going to the meetings again, someone said they saw a pink elephant go by!
Coincidence?
Frank75
BEER THREAD
by nvrgnbk 403 Replies latest jw friends
-
-
nvrgnbk
Coincidence?
I don't believe in coincidences.
Those pink elephants are mischievous little devils!
-
Open mind
Finishing off my day with a nice cool Hop Ottin' IPA from Anderson Valley Brewing Company, Boonville, CA.
Open Mind, (insert bottle) -
What-A-Coincidence
nvr said: I don't believe in coincidences.
at the moment i am habing rumm nd coke
-
Open mind
Hey there WAC!!!
Glad to see I'm not the only one up at this god-forsaken hour.
Only two..........OK three.... IPAs in my system so far so I think my typing's still purdy gud.
Open Mined -
What-A-Coincidence
i am about to crash in a few ... da effects of da alkohall are waring off
-
nvrgnbk
Finishing off my day with a nice cool Hop Ottin' IPA from Anderson Valley Brewing Company, Boonville, CA.
Open Mind, (insert bottle)Here's my fave from AVBC:
Cheers bro!SUMMER SOLSTICE CERVEZA CREMA
"A silky, creamy dream, perfect as a warm weather beer."Read comments about
Summer Solstice Cerveza Crema
or
send us your commentsWelcome to the Summer Solstice! This copper colored ale is smooth, malty, and lightly sweet, with a delicate hint of spice for that oh-so-drinkable, extra velvety flavor. The character is lighter in body than its cousin, our wildly popular Winter Solstice Seasonal Ale. This is a silky, creamy dream, perfect as a warm weather beer. But why call it Cerveza Crema? Two reasons: One, this beer has become a favorite among many of our Hispanic friends, so it's named in their honor. Two, it sounds cool, and cool is what you want when its hot. Serve at 40 to 45 degrees Fahrenheit for the most optimal flavor and enjoyment. ¡Salud!
As with all of our products, Summer Solstice Seasonal Ale is never sterile filtered nor heat pasteurized, and should be stored in refrigeration. However, to fully enjoy its rich and complex flavor, it should be served between 40° and 45°F
5.6 % Alcohol by Volume
-
Frank75
Beer!!
Ummmmmmmmmm!
Frank75
-
Bumble Bee
That Porter that Bumble Bee is also drinking tonite with a fine unaltered Prime Rib Steak on the BBQ is one finger licking good Stout brother!
Her man is going to get some spanky for sure!!! Lucky bastard!
Frank - that Porter was exactly how you described it! It was a bit bitter, but surprisingly smooth. Definately worth another try. As for the "spanky" well, maybe, if hubby hadn't drank a whole stinking bottle of Vermouth!! It was "snore" as soon as his head hit the pillow!! Oh well, that's what Sundays are for now!!
BB
-
Frank75
Must be our age.
Us guys are all talk and no action sometimes.
Beer doesn't help and either does Vermouth.
Next time PM me when you are in the mood, I'll see what I can muster!
Frank75
