possumbelly
[No giant lemons here]
I’ve had maybe only 4 of those.I guess I'll just start at the top and work my way down the list
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DOTD! What are y'all drinking on today.
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Mark1966
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I guess I'll just start at the top and work my way down the list
Why not - that is just the order we have drunk them.
Some good, some not so much.
Very blessed to have a bottle shop at the markets where I shop with an extensive international selection.
possumbelly
[No giant lemons here]
I’ve been to the Stomping Ground brewery / bar in Collingwood. Don’t think I had the Porter though. It’s a great place to eat
You’ll be dead drunk on your way down the listI guess I'll just start at the top and work my way down the list
Mistertaz
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Nice! Where did you pick that up?
Teeling, Irish and Australian collaboration. Jim Barry Shiraz cask. A pretty smooth drop.
Nice to see a drinking thread here. Happy New Year once again
possumbelly
[No giant lemons here]
Nick’s is about 5 min away from me. I picked it up early last year I think. I also really like the Teeling Single Grain.
Ooh.
It's slightly scary to see just how many beers on that list I actually have tried. Though some of that comes from having spent a lot of time living in the UK, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands.I was in Brussels in late summer of '15 at the time of their annual beer festival, held at Brussels Grand Place. At the entrances to the Square there were big signs several feet high and wide listing the beers available in small print. I estimated there were about 400 of them. Admittedly, probably the worst as well as the best, but it was pretty daunting. (I thought I might have a picture, but it seems I don't.) Unfortunately I was working, so didn't get to spend time sampling, but in retrospect probably just as well.
I'm getting an Urquell under my belt (does elastic waistband count?) right now, as it happens...
Ebonysw45
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You lucky unlucky .... If I lived that close to Nicks I'd be a pauper.
That's it!
possumbelly
[No giant lemons here]
Received this as a generous gift last year. I’ve decided it’s time to crack it open tonight. Nice burn, slightly peppery, light oak, ginger, stone fruit. Not overly complex but very enjoyable. Made using Australian weeping grass (like rye). From the Adelaide Hills. Cheers
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I hadn't realised it was such an auspicious occasion. Mine tonight is one I haven't had for a few years, but always loved: Ardbeg Uigeadail ("oogie"). No age statement, but it doesn't need one. At over 54% ABV, it has plenty of authority, but delicacy and finesse to match, a real classic ballsy Islay malt.
Ebonysw45
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Still time!
Mark1966
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Nah, bed calls ...
Looks like a fine 6.20am bracer to me. Breakfast of champions.I'm telling you that this was LAST night - I forgot to post!
