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May 12, 2018 - 12:46 PM
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Thor
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Been on a bit of a drinking binge this last week. Wednesday, Thursday and yesterday. Last night, I had a whole bottle of white wine, 2 Belgian strong Blondes and a few regular Pilsners. Tonight, I'm on again. Had a half bottle of red wine, and on to the beers now -- some pilsners, Hansa IPA, Hansa Belgian Weissbier and other stuff. Cripes!
Obviously you're not one to mix grain with grappa.
Not usually, but I have done so last night and tonight. It's gone surprisingly well. I tend to tolerate white wine/beer far better than red wine/beer. I even had wine first and beer after, which is the "wrong" sequence (fortunately, just an urban legend). I expected my chronic hernia in my esophagus to act up, but so far so good.
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Currently enjoying some "Goose Island" IPA which pales--he he--in comparison to the delightful draught beer I had on vacation in (on?) Rhode Island, Dogfish Head's "Romantic Chemistry", which isn't sold in my culturally-deprived part of the country.
Dogfish Head is an excellent brewery. I don't think I have had Romantic Chemistry before, but I have had several other of their brews. I am surprised that Dogfish Head 60 Minute IPA isn't available where you are, as I have seen it available here on the West Coast. Goose Island is certainly drinkable, but Dogfish Head is much better.
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