Drink of Choice
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Joe Hell I’m sure that is correct
Pendleton is fairly popular here
For my taste I don’t think I have ever had a single nose or flavor come to me stronger in a whiskeyGive a man a fish and he eats for a day
Teach a man to fish and he drinks beer for a lifetime -
Joe Hell I’m sure that is correct
Pendleton is fairly popular here
For my taste I don’t think I have ever had a single nose or flavor come to me stronger in a whiskeyglen
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I cant do the IPA’s I’m like s.a.m. to hoppy for me, give me a Shiner Black Lager or a Dos Equis Amber and I’m a happy camper.
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Joe Hell you mentioned that you have a distilling setup I have been looking into that and was wondering what setup you had
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Joe Hell you mentioned that you have a distilling setup I have been looking into that and was wondering what setup you had
craigrice I’ve got several that I’ve amassed over the years but sadly they just collect dust these days. It really depends on how much you want to spend…the sky is the limit! Some of my larger gear was purchased from StillDragon. I’ve also but bought from Brewhaus and Hillbilly Stills. I’ve recently purchased a small brewing device from a company called Pico Brew that makes 1 gallon batches of beer with ease…think of it as a K-cup of booze. I also purchased their still attachment but I have yet to play around with it.
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$22.99 In Ohio
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craigrice I’ve got several that I’ve amassed over the years but sadly they just collect dust these days. It really depends on how much you want to spend…the sky is the limit! Some of my larger gear was purchased from StillDragon. I’ve also but bought from Brewhaus and Hillbilly Stills. I’ve recently purchased a small brewing device from a company called Pico Brew that makes 1 gallon batches of beer with ease…think of it as a K-cup of booze. I also purchased their still attachment but I have yet to play around with it.
Joe Hell I was looking for a small traditional set up for home use
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I bought one, basically a 5 gallon pot with a silicon seal and lid that snaps down. A second smaller pot sits a top with the copper worm/cooling - less than $100 off the internet - some Chinese company. Takes several hours (3 or 4) to make a ‘run’ yielding 5 quarts in mason jars. The mead I ran through was great, honeyshine @ 120 proof.
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3 Fonteinen Hommage. Cherry and raspberry goodness!
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3 Fonteinen Hommage. Cherry and raspberry goodness!
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I agree with popasop list. I have been brewing my own beer for over three decade and making wine over four decades. I like IPAs, but my favorite types are free and cold, LOL. Whiskey and bourbon are my go to followed by vodka and rum. Tequilas and vodkas tend to get me in trouble. The good stuff neat, maybe an ice cube. The cheap stuff used for mixing and cooking.
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Reading all the posts. Haven’t been on here much. Someone hacked my computer, checking account and cell phone. Pretty down lately.
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Reading all the posts. Haven’t been on here much. Someone hacked my computer, checking account and cell phone. Pretty down lately.
kathy cross That kind of stuff doesn’t happen to Team Blue
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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kathy cross That kind of stuff doesn’t happen to Team Blue
Tex_77
Just had to go there…:smiling_face_with_sunglasses:
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Thank you Papasop!
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Jonathon s request, please list your drink of choice. I’ll start, I love bourbon and Coors Light or a good old Coors yellow belly. My bourbons of choice are Elijah Craig, Bulliet, Maker’s Mark, Jim Beam Black and W.L. Wellers. Now if I just want to pound down some drinks a good 7&7 can’t be beat.
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I picked up a few more bottles today for the impending quarantine. As I suspected, the lack of restaurant/bar business has allotted more Weller to the liquor stores.
Joe Hell
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I agree with popasop list. I have been brewing my own beer for over three decade and making wine over four decades. I like IPAs, but my favorite types are free and cold, LOL. Whiskey and bourbon are my go to followed by vodka and rum. Tequilas and vodkas tend to get me in trouble. The good stuff neat, maybe an ice cube. The cheap stuff used for mixing and cooking.
YooperDog I will second that, although I am not so sure about the Vodka. I have been wanting to brew my own (Beer, wine, & whiskey) for years, but have still never quite got around to getting completely set up. Dave
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