kwilkinson
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Bro we already covered my embarrassment about that.
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I Just Bought a... (Wine, Spirit, or Beer)
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Be prepared, we're gonna dig it up every three months from here on out.
Be prepared, we're gonna dig it up every three months from here on out.
cptjeff
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Yeah, sorry, I didn't notice that I wasn't on the last page, so I didn't see that it had been done.
Yeah, sorry, I didn't notice that I wasn't on the last page, so I didn't see that it had been done.
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Went out to buy a bottle of champagne and came home with these treasures! The Tempus Fugits Cacao is really wonderful -- beats the crappy Marie Brizzard a thousand ways to one. And Swedish Punsch for cocktails too! Been looking for that for a while.
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My brother, my wife, and I visited family in Charleston last February for the food and wine festival. We discovered among other things that Grand Marnier's Cuvee du Centenaire is freaking delicious. She and I splurged on a dram of it while out celebrating our anniversary in June.
So last week I got a bottle for her for Christmas.
Turns out my brother and his boyfriend also went in together on a bottle for us for Christmas.
So we've got a liter and a half of GM100 hanging out in our liquor cabinet.
So last week I got a bottle for her for Christmas.
Turns out my brother and his boyfriend also went in together on a bottle for us for Christmas.
So we've got a liter and a half of GM100 hanging out in our liquor cabinet.
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Bell's Expedition Stout
I saw yet another list of the "best beers in the world" and this was #4. I've seen it often but never tried it so decided to get some to enjoy during this class 3 killstorm we're getting here in Detroit. Very good and very rich and not nearly as filling and thick as many stouts I've had.
I saw yet another list of the "best beers in the world" and this was #4. I've seen it often but never tried it so decided to get some to enjoy during this class 3 killstorm we're getting here in Detroit. Very good and very rich and not nearly as filling and thick as many stouts I've had.
kwilkinson
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I love that beer but man those lists are dumb.
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I agree about the stupidity of the lists. I just like seeing stuff on them that I can get locally.
Rittenhouse 100 proof (BiB)
Tempu Fugit (Oliver Matter) Liqueur de Violettes
Oliver Matter Absinthe Duplais Blanche (2x)
Oliver Matter Nutmeg Gin
Sandeman LBV 2007
Sandeman Vau Vintage 2000
Hayman's Gin
The ports and Oliver Matter products were 30% off, so very good deals.
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