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Chinaco reposado

Not pictured are 2 bottles of 12 year Tully Dew. Don't mind the floors we're retiling right now All in all successful liquor store run for their wholesale sale. $250 for 16 bottles of the hooch.

So, last night at pub called Sin & Redemption(which is directly across the street from a Catholic church) I paid $22 for a bottle of Westvleteren 12. I was already a little drunk when I ordered it, otherwise I wouldn't have spent so much money on 1 bottle of beer. I took the bottle home as a souvenir too.
The beer was a lot better than I thought it would be. At 10.2% alcohol I thought the beer would taste a little rough but it was easy drink and flavourful,good smell too. There was some sediment as well, not sure if this is normal.
I meant to ask about this label because the photos I had seen of the beer did not have any labels at all.

This stuff right here. I go through one of the large bottles every couple of days, Two full servings of vegetables in every glass...
It's pretty high in sodium though, but now they came out with a newer low sodium version I might switch to.

Ummmm… yes, please

Artemis wrote:This 750ml bottle of beer from Quebec for $12.95(CAD) is REALLY worth it.
I was going to save it but after receiving my Secret Santa gift, I felt that the appropriate thing to do is to drink a beer!

I tried one of these a month ago… it was actually on sale at the LCBO for 9.99!

I liked it, but thought its mulled character was not as palatable--for me--as the just a plain old Fin du Monde.

St. Bernardus 12. One of the best IMHO.

Adurentibus Spina wrote:St. Bernardus 12. One of the best IMHO.

Yes, it's very good.

That was one of the beers I got last year my secret santa Mescal.

Ive been enjoying my 2014 membership to the bruery:


And last night it was:


http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/the-bruery ... ut/106579/

I highly recommend joining their reserve society

We're (partner and I) preservation members at the Bruery. The Reserve leans toward the pricey side of things. But they do make some great sours and more. I really enjoyed the "Tout Mais le Collier" as well as the "Or Xata."

tvrec wrote:We're (partner and I) preservation members at the Bruery. The Reserve leans toward the pricey side of things. But they do make some great sours and more. I really enjoyed the "Tout Mais le Collier" as well as the "Or Xata."

you'll enjoy "chocolate rain," if you haven't had it before. i saw it was coming up for preservation society members. 18.5%... make sure you share it.

Yeah make sure you share it with a room full of homo's

sorry for saying homo's you guys.

So refreshing on a warm day...

I've always heard that the ideal natural womans breast should fit perfectly into a champagne glass, not sure what kind of glass that is.

clickie wrote:I've always heard that the ideal natural womans breast should fit perfectly into a champagne glass, not sure what kind of glass that is.

More like a red wine glass, but... uh... to each his own?

clickie wrote:I've always heard that the ideal natural womans breast should fit perfectly into a champagne glass, not sure what kind of glass that is.

I have heard that an A cup is the size of a champagne glass.

That glass looks a little small, but yeah thats almost perfect.

Adurentibus Spina wrote:

clickie wrote:I've always heard that the ideal natural womans breast should fit perfectly into a champagne glass, not sure what kind of glass that is.

More like a red wine glass, but... uh... to each his own?

You enjoy cone shaped?

People forget that before fake boobs became the norm, someone like Cindy Crawford was considered to have large breasts.

You silly goose it was that a champagne glass was modelled on Mary antoiwenette breast

My Greek friend gave me this. Too sweet to drink much of it. But an interesting wine. Tastes a bit like a porto, but not. Looks like Brandy, but it isn't. I guess it's one of the oldest brands and styles of wine in the world.

Tonight, I switching back to beer.

sinep wrote:

tvrec wrote:We're (partner and I) preservation members at the Bruery. The Reserve leans toward the pricey side of things. But they do make some great sours and more. I really enjoyed the "Tout Mais le Collier" as well as the "Or Xata."

you'll enjoy "chocolate rain," if you haven't had it before. i saw it was coming up for preservation society members. 18.5%... make sure you share it.

I just landed one of these. A Black Tuesday too. Saving them for a special occasion.

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