That last one gives new meaning to the disclaimer printed on every can:A bit of old and new. Early 1900s Roelofs and Clown Shoes Pecan Pie Porter. I don’t know if it tasted anything like Pecan Pie but I could definitely taste the chocolate tones and overall a pretty drinkable beer. Not nearly as heavy as the Founders Big Lucious that I did enjoy as well.
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Looking over the site as Clown Shoes Brewery... this one may need to be on the list for next time Churro Sombrero... maybe my alter ego
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The first beer can you drink from a paper sack.
I would expect nothing less from a beer that combines hats and professional wrestling
My apology. I see the personal connection now. I was thinking of clowns & how names & can art is being used here. Reminds me of candy cigarettes, bubble gum cigars & flavored vaping juice to attract kids to the product.
No worries. This brand has definitely one of the more bizarre names and can arts I’ve come across. I’m not gonna say some kids weren’t taken to smoking from candy cigs and bubble gum cigars... but I imagine more took to the candy ones to be “just like good ole dad” and the circle continues. Argument can definitely made both ways on the vaping juice... but those flavors also got millions off of deadly tobacco.
Great pics to stitch together, Eric!The Founders theme continues with my sipping a Founders Oatmeal Breakfast Stout last night.
Cheers, Eric -
Yes. At first glance it all comes together as one in the minds eye
John Lofgren Monkey Boots Shinki Horsebuttt - $1,136 The classic monkey boot silhouette in an incredibly rich Shinki russet horse leather. 
Grant Stone Diesel Boot Dark Olive Chromexcel - $395 Goodyear welted, Horween Chromexcel, classic good looks. 
Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style.
A Founders All Day IPA has kept my dog and I company.
I did my duty & took one for the team. And I promise not to post more pics she made me take to send to the g'kids.
I couldn't agree more. I have a kit of fox living in the woods back behind me. I have been seeing then out in the open more than when they were first born back in the Spring. That may have been what the hawk in my tree was watching for last Sunday.
We sampled the bottle of Ardbeg Wee Beastie I recieved. Excellent. I know reviews have panned it for not being up to the standard Ardbeg taste and aromas. After reading your impressions a couple weeks ago, I ordered one. It was as I surmised, I like it. Deliberately I chose this whiskey's characteristics for my sharing with my wife. A more moderate peat taste, ripe and earthy and we think it is delightful to sip. It has sat on the shelf ever since as I have not made an opportunity over the last few days. It's time is coming!
As to the Wild Turkey, I never touch the stuff after having a bad experience with it yrs ago. I did note the Barrel Proof is high octane @ 112 proof.I interrupt your posted list; Wild Turkey? I sampled this in my neighbors garage last weekend. He proudly and from a overly assertive distance proudly shared his recently delivered WT Barrel Proof. I did not enjoy it. I had a difficult time getting past the tobacco taste. Not a fav for me. It just goes to show the wide differences in taste preferences.
I had ordered some stuff and had it delivered to his house as we were unsure if we would be at home. I did not want liquor to be delivered and left on my doorstep! What could go wrong?
My neighbor did not like it - preferred his WT Barrel Proof.
Cheers, Eric -
