I am also l'sad, but mayhaps it still comes together as a way socially distanced outdoor affair? I'm about to pull the trigger on this... been wanting one for a few years now. Gotta step up the 'nog game a bit.le sad
right now i'm drinking....
Oh man, sounds awesome!!Fuck yeah I make my own 'nog, bruddah. PM incoming, can't post publicly until the Great Colorado Monkey Nog Off™ happens.
Do it and post pics of sucking down some 'nog in your best ugly Xmas sweater.I am also l'sad, but mayhaps it still comes together as a way socially distanced outdoor affair? I'm about to pull the trigger on this... been wanting one for a few years now. Gotta step up the 'nog game a bit.
I generally avoid single-purpose kitchen stuff but that is pretty rad!
yessssss. i also put in the honey-lemon tea that my wife makes.Rum. Already gone through a half gallon. This is why I'm fat.
Forgot to post this, this morning. Enjoying a bit of ‘nog in my Christmas morning in my Christmas PJs and the ugliest sweater I own.
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Better?
For a few minutes there English was my second language.
For a few minutes there English was my second language.
Should probably be 120 proof.
Should have been. Was hoping for 80 proof x 5, but much to my disappointment, no.Should probably be 120 proof.
Doesn't taste too bad, actually. They also had "Five Husbands", which I might pick up tomorrow as a B-day gift for my friend.
Grapefruit juice.
When I lived in DC in the early '90s, I grew fond of this beer which (re)created using yeast from an 1825 ship wreck:
I wonder if they can reverse engineer the yeast/recipes from this archaeological dig:
abcnews.go.com
The high-production beer factory dates back to 3,000 B.C., during the reign of King Narmer, who is widely believed to be the first ruler of a unified Egypt and the founder of the First Dynasty.
"The factory was producing about 22,400 liters of beer at a time...
I wonder if they can reverse engineer the yeast/recipes from this archaeological dig:
Egypt uncovers possible 'world's oldest brewery' in ancient city
Egypt said on Saturday it had uncovered what may be "the world's oldest industrial-scale brewery."
abcnews.go.com
The high-production beer factory dates back to 3,000 B.C., during the reign of King Narmer, who is widely believed to be the first ruler of a unified Egypt and the founder of the First Dynasty.
"The factory was producing about 22,400 liters of beer at a time...
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That sweet sweet cup of coffee as im getting my bike fix
Paulner Salvator
Black coffee.
picked up some 3 Floyd's Dreadnaught yesterday.
Coffee.
Black coffee.
Same.
I'm not much into flavored coffee but I like this one. Smells good and has good body.
Looks more like compensating for something.
Ice water. Fuck is it hot.