What Did You Drink Last Night?

[Julian Shellhammer]

Sipped Elijah Craig bourbon while watching Arsenic and Old Lace.

 

[1mach1]

First of the Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale.
Funny how it really differs year to year.


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[Fading Fast]

Dark 'N' Stormies for an early start to Halloween accompanied by "haunted" classical music and, later, a viewing of the movie "The Uninvited." All in, a fun "scary" night.

 

[1mach1]

Dark 'N' Stormies for an early start to Halloween accompanied by "haunted" classical music and, later, a viewing of the movie "The Uninvited." All in, a fun "scary" night.

Oh good Call! I love me some dark and Stormies.
Sounds like a great night.

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[1mach1]

Good stuff. If you like hoppy.

 

[ton312]

Grey Goose Cherry Noir on the rocks with a lemon wedge.

 

[1mach1]

Grey Goose Cherry Noir on the rocks with a lemon wedge.

How was that? Sounds intriguing.

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[ton312]

How was that? Sounds intriguing.

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It's delicious! It's kind of like a high octane sweet tart. I've tried this with effen black cherry and didn't care for it. The grey goose is a bit sweeter and has a stronger Cherry note.

 

[ton312]

Rainy miserable day, cold, damp and dark. Some slow cooked pork loin and this delicious vanilla porter is making my Sunday pretty damn perfect.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Knob Creek Single Barrel 120 tonight.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Several Rock & Run's Ryely Porters capped off for the night with their Psycho Wyco Imperial Stout on a cold evening.

 

[Fading Fast]

In the "what will you be drinking tomorrow" category: with the temperature expected to dip into the 20s overnight and be in the 30s tomorrow, the Fading Fasts will be going to one of their favorite pubs ⇩ in the city for the first Irish Coffee of the season tomorrow (hectic schedule permitting):

I am very excited - I love this pub (yes, that's sawdust on the floor and, yes, they have a wood-burning fireplace that's almost always lit) and I love Irish Coffees.

Can't resist, one more pic:

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Nice saloon! Throw a few peanut shells in with that sawdust & it would fit right in where I live too.

 

[Bamaboots]

My kinda place, @Fading Fast. Thanks for posting those pics.

 

[Fading Fast]

My kinda place, @Fading Fast. Thanks for posting those pics.

My heaven is chock-a-block with places like this.

 

[Touchofevil]

In the "what will you be drinking tomorrow" category: with the temperature expected to dip into the 20s overnight and be in the 30s tomorrow, the Fading Fasts will be going to one of their favorite pubs ⇩ in the city for the first Irish Coffee of the season tomorrow (hectic schedule permitting):

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I am very excited - I love this pub (yes, that's sawdust on the floor and, yes, they have a wood-burning fireplace that's almost always lit) and I love Irish Coffees.

Can't resist, one more pic:
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I am pretty sure this place could become my new home. It looks so comfortable. Lucky, you are FF.

 

[ton312]

It was serendipity for me tonight. On a whim thinking of my favorite holiday ale I stopped off for some revolution fistmas. I'll be damned. We get 2" of snow, first of the season, and this delicious ba***rd is chilling in the case just waiting for me to rescue it.

 

[Fading Fast]

Fortunately, time allowed, and the Fading Fasts kicked off the Irish Coffee season at one of their favorite pubs yesterday as hoped for and noted in a post above.

I can report that the pub still looks great and the Irish Coffees were quite enjoyable. The shots in the above post were from the pub's website; I took the two below yesterday:

 

[BobHufford]

Hot cocoa and peppermint Schnapps. Although now I'm craving an Irish Coffee!

 

[Thebuzzard]

Fresh squeezed! Disappears in summer, and costs an arm, but app worth it! Yeah plagiarized the pic

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