I've drank quite a bit of light beer only because it was available and free. The only light beer I've ever bought for myself is Miller Lite.
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What Did You Drink Last Night?
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I've drank quite a bit of light beer only because it was available and free. The only light beer I've ever bought for myself is Miller Lite.
Sort of thought it might be slowing down. When an established brand w/o wide appeal starts introducing new products, it's not always a good sign.
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In case of extreme emergency only
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Reminds me a bit of when the grocery stores had the "generic aisle" and you could buy a six pack in white cans just labeled BEER.
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That should be inside here:In case of extreme emergency only
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It was pretty rough ice cold..... I imagine if it were just sitting in there warm it would make me reconsider the emergencyThat should be inside here:
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You sure that wasn't the stuff airdropped in after Katrina?
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Bombay sapphire with lime and sparkling water
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Classic, simple, good ⇧
Also an option: Add in some simple sugar (and probably more lime than you used) and you got yourself one mighty fine Gin Rickey there.
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Earl Grey, hot!
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Beer in the afternoon ... Old Fashions in the evening.
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Benedictine and Brandy, but proving that you can take the boy out of New Jersey, but not New Jersey out of the boy, I had it as a pre-diner drink with several fistfuls of Planters Peanuts.
As I was really enjoying the B&B last night, I tried to identify why and I think it's the sweet-but-not-cloying flavor with the slight-but-not-overwhelming burn that makes it work for me. Plus, heck, it's simple: pour into glass and sip.
As I was really enjoying the B&B last night, I tried to identify why and I think it's the sweet-but-not-cloying flavor with the slight-but-not-overwhelming burn that makes it work for me. Plus, heck, it's simple: pour into glass and sip.
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Quite a few Guinness on tap at a great little place over on the coast.
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400 cases of Coors
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Hendrick's Martini--great stuff, although I really felt it during my morning workout--guy half my age and twice my size sparring in the ring. Humbling.
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I'd say you'll have more to be humbled by when your sparring partner is twice your age, half your size and still getting the better of you. Until then, drink up and a Hendrick's martini is a nice choice.
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