- Messages
- 54,308
Beck Sapphire is a decent grog to ooze down....
We buy a family owned brew....snowdrift vanilla porter by Leinenkugels. No wheat in that particular type of beer they make, but they make many flavors if you want to call it that...Oktoberfest was great but now they do not have much left in the store. The do have a wheat beer called Sunset Wheat, and then Dark and Creamy....but they also make some that are what we call, "Whimp beer"...you know Blue Berry beer, Summer Shandy, and some other flavored beers that just don't cut the mustard!
Going to buy a new Single Malt this Friday....something aged for 30 years for $70.00...it better be some good stuff....the last deal for Duggans Dew was o.k. but as it was a blended Scotch, it just seemed to be sort of like candy and no bite to it. This single malt, (can't recall the name) but the expert tells me as Daniel likes a Scotch that has some "grit and bite " to it, that this Scotch has so much peat.....peat water, peat filtered...peat fired....I had to ask the guy...so "pete" should have been this scotch's name? LOL! I am sure Mr. Powers already knows the brand name...he has some Scotch Radar going....pointed right towards...Michigan! LOL. I'll have to ask Daniel what the heck the name was of the Scotch that is going to be "on deck"this Friday....
Oh the brand of Scotch is Brora....and from what we were told, the $70.00 is a bargain as they had it ordered ( this happens a lot at the place we buy from) and they got stuck with the bottle...sitting collecting dust in a back glass display where they keep all the good stuff at. If I recall, they are knocking off about half the price.
$70 for a 30 year old Brora?! Where do I sign up?! Are you sure you aren't missing a zero? That stuff goes for WAY high around here. It is a nice Highland scotch. I would buy a case at that price if I were you.