Hats and Drinks - A Match Made in Heaven

[Frunobulax]

Slim beer pickin's in the antique mall, but ... hey ... there is beer available in the antique mall!

Dang! Best I can get is a Mountain Dew!

 

[Hurricane Jack]

It's a little humid after a passing shower but I'm under felt with the hottest wk forecast coming up so far.

 

[1mach1]

Slim beer pickin's in the antique mall, but ... hey ... there is beer available in the antique mall!

That sounds like my kind of antique store!!

 

[1mach1]

Sly Fox Rt 113 IPA and the Dunlap

 

[Hurricane Jack]

 

[RJR]

That sounds like my kind of antique store!!

+1

 

[Hurricane Jack]

That sounds like my kind of antique store!!

I stop in every once in a while for a good Ol Sarsaparilla! Good for whatever ails ya!

 

[InsolentPuppy]

Well this isn't suspicious. Not at all. I suppose a deer stalker would go with this.

 

[InsolentPuppy]

The right hat and drink for New Years Eve in the 1920s

 

[InsolentPuppy]

True dat.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Nice, not only a nice drink, but also a nice pipe.
I love coffee with a nice sweet virginia-perique tobacco

Thanks for your comment! I find it interesting because Sunday morning I enjoyed a bowl of STG's Escudo Navy De Luxe with my coffee. I love Va/Per blends. McClelland's Royal Cajun Special is another favorite.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

After a hot & sultry day Happy Hour is finally here!

 

[Joao Encarnado]

O_O
Want the one in the middle!

 

[Eliesti]

Since so many people keep posting pics of coffee, I figured I needed to change things up with some iced tea after a long day of trial.

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[BobHufford]

After a hot & sultry day Happy Hour is finally here!

You don't see small beer glasses around here much, the fellow in the middle appears to like salt in his beer like my Uncle Dwight does and he guy on the end is rolling his own (?).

 

[Frunobulax]

Happy Hour, indeed! Last night at the Warped Wing Brewery

Ermal's Belgian Cream Ale and a Borsalino​

 

[Hurricane Jack]

You don't see small beer glasses around here much, the fellow in the middle appears to like salt in his beer like my Uncle Dwight does and he guy on the end is rolling his own (?).

I think the small beer glasses were replaced by the popularity of the 20 oz tall draft beers. Sometimes I see some of the microbrews with higher ABV's being served in smaller beer glasses but I see them being served mostly in small Brandy snifters & tulips. I think the snifters are 12 oz.

I think the salt was originally thought to cut the strong taste of the hops. My grandpa would salt his beer & roll his own! He would fit right in with these guys.

I couldn't tell what that handle like thing is by the guy on the left.

 

[Bamaboots]

I couldn't tell what that handle like thing is by the guy on the left.

Jack, with that triangular "beak" showing underneath, I think it might be a bar mounted church key opener.

 

[Frunobulax]

I think the small beer glasses were replaced by the popularity of the 20 oz tall draft beers. Sometimes I see some of the microbrews with higher ABV's being served in smaller beer glasses but I see them being served mostly in small Brandy snifters & tulips. I think the snifters are 12 oz.

I think the salt was originally thought to cut the strong taste of the hops. My grandpa would salt his beer & roll his own! He would fit right in with these guys.

I couldn't tell what that handle like thing is by the guy on the left.

It's been a while, but I'd still see small beer glasses in some of the neighborhood bars around here. My sister use to work at one that opened at 6AM for the third shift crowd and it was common to see the small glasses there.

I have memories of my aunt sitting at her kitchen table drinking Black Label - she always put salt and pepper in her beer.

Could the handle thing be some sort of tobacco cutter?

 

[Bamaboots]

I have memories of my aunt sitting at her kitchen table drinking Black Label - she always put salt and pepper in her beer.

I remember drinking Black Label, once. You better put something in it to get past the taste.