What's in the fridge? Beer.
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Warm_in_NH
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johneh
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In the fridge.
8-750 ml bottles Beau's Brewery Lug Tread
4 -cans Perth Brewery Porter
24-cans Perth Brewery IPA
10 -bottles Coors Lite for my friends that have no taste ( beer or otherwise )
8-750 ml bottles Beau's Brewery Lug Tread
4 -cans Perth Brewery Porter
24-cans Perth Brewery IPA
10 -bottles Coors Lite for my friends that have no taste ( beer or otherwise )
jharkin
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bassJAM
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DevilsBrew
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- Apr 21, 2013
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Agreed, Jeremy. As soon as the oldest (now 4-1/2) is old enough to pull crew duty on a Thistle, I'll be frequenting Cedar Point Yacht club with my boat. How far are you from that? Norwalk, CT.Joful... Someday we have to meet for a beer
Note the pitch of the motorboat's engine trying to keep up.
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Ipswich (variety 12pk)
Smutty (variety 12pk)
Harpoon (variety 12pk)
BTW, I am both impressed (very) and worried (slightly) that a beer thread was started at 7:43 am.
I trust the fridge door was opened at that time for photos only, rather than consumption.
Not that there's anything wrong with it.
Smutty (variety 12pk)
Harpoon (variety 12pk)
BTW, I am both impressed (very) and worried (slightly) that a beer thread was started at 7:43 am.
I trust the fridge door was opened at that time for photos only, rather than consumption.
Not that there's anything wrong with it.
Hah... yes, that's the garage fridge. Had gone out there for a yogurt at 7am. We don't start drinking until at least 10am, around here.
stoveguy2esw
Minister of Fire
no pic, wife stole camera to go to her sisters wedding, but as of late ive taken to "bold rock" hard cider, made just up the road in Nellysford Va. http://www.yelp.com/biz/bold-rock-hard-cider-nellysford
the stuff is addictive
the stuff is addictive
jharkin
Minister of Fire
Probably just under 3 hours without traffic. I crew up not to far from there, my Dad still lives in Brookfield, about 45 min.
Cool. If you don't mind consistently losing, you can crew for me!
I'm a competent middle or forward crew, but a lousy skipper.I do supply better beer than most skippers, though.
Highbeam
Minister of Fire
We emptied one keg of beer (homebrew rogue dead guy ale clone) this week so all that's left is keg #2 which is homebrew hard cider. Feeling beerless! We're in a bit of a heatwave lately around the pnw so ive been enjoying gin and tonics until i can brew more or (gasp) buy more beer.
stoveguy2esw
Minister of Fire
nibbling on a Seattle brew "Red Hook" ESB as I type, haven't tried this stuff prior to today ,the store had a variety pack with the ESB, Audible ale, and Long Hammer IPA.
seems to be decent not the best or the worst ive had
seems to be decent not the best or the worst ive had
Brew
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If not for the NEMA light switch and Old Speckled Hen, one might think you were in a German hotel.
<-- has spent a lot of time in German hotels...
<-- has spent a lot of time in German hotels...
Highbeam
Minister of Fire
The question is, did you start on that keg Monday?
These 5 gallon kegs last me months, not weeks. I don't brew watered down pee water beer, but go for heavier stuff. Heavier doesn't always mean more alcohol but always means more filling than "yard beer".
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