What Did You Drink Last Night?

[Hurricane Jack]

Only 51 more Tequila Tuesday's left this yr! Somebody's gonna have to twist my arm if I'm to carry the load!

 

[GHT]

 

[Touchofevil]

Guinness Stout for me tonight.

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What a beautiful couple of pictures.

 

[Touchofevil]

Neat ... well, I used a glass.

I tend/try to keep a few bottles of Four Roses in stock.

 

[Touchofevil]

Last night, a few Bulleit Bourbons and ginger ale.

 

[Desert dog]

Having a burger, Elysian Space Dust and a Wolf Among Weeds. Wearing my TFCD. I like the quote, over the bar.

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[Julian Shellhammer]

Scotch and soda whilst catching up on DVR'd programs. Then, as the night wound down, a brandy while reading.

 

[N2S3]

Last evening an Aviation, like the colour and like this Cocktail.

 

[Desert dog]

Having a Hanger 24, Sour Blonde Ale. This is aged in white wine barrels and dry hopped with Galaxy hops. This was a Christmas gift, and a fine one it was! This leaves me wanting more. Hangar 24 brewery is so named because it is housed in Hangar 24, of the old Norton Air Force Base.

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[1961MJS]

A few of us went to this place:
http://batteredboar.com/
They don't spend much time on the website so the beers on there aren't available now. I had a pancake beer, did taste like Maple Syrup. The Saltun was a beer Margarita, nothing below 8.5%.
The German Beer police would try to shut him down for using extra ingredients, but the beer was good.

This place was a bit more tradition though Millennial:
https://www.twistedspike.com/
I had a Milk Stout called Twisted Stache, and an Imperial Stout called Black Snake. The Milk Stout wasn't that heavy in alcohol, but was very good. The Black Snake was over kill on flavor but was good. Chocolate, and roasted malt.

Later

 

[Desert dog]

Resilience IPA. The recipe for this ale was given to breweries across the country, by Sierra Nevada. 100% of profits from sale of this ale, goes to help the wildfire victims. Very good ale and a good cause. My hat's off to Sierra Nevada, for feeding so many people, displaced during the fire. They continue to help with sales of this ale.

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[Touchofevil]

Resilience IPA. The recipe for this ale was given to breweries across the country, by Sierra Nevada. 100% of profits from sale of this ale, goes to help the wildfire victims. Very good ale and a good cause. My hat's off to Sierra Nevada, for feeding so many people, displaced during the fire. They continue to help with sales of this ale.

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I am not a fan of anything Sierra Nevada has produced, but I am a fan of the company. This is a beer I would happily drink. They are good people at Sierra Nevada.

 

[Touchofevil]

In a while, a little while, Bulleit Bourbon and something. We really need to go shopping for groceries, but since we aren’t, I’ll have to figure something out.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Sold out & therefore hard to find, I bought a boot bottle of Texano Reposado Tequila when I found one. With two clean shooters always handy it was just too easy to enjoy a shot whenever. Didn't take long until the boot was empty.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Too funny not to post!

 

[Touchofevil]

A couple of relaxing Angry Orchards.

 

[2mar10]

A few fingers of TX Whiskey on the rocks.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Nothing goes better with BBQ than a Bud Light!

 

[2mar10]

Nothing wrong with any of those pictures. Looks like you and your OR had a good time.

 

[Julian Shellhammer]

Whiskey sour, with the last of the Old Forester