Jim's Drinking Too Much

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byte

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Jim at Gentex

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I thought you were talkin' about me!  :harhar:

Ok, I do drink a bit...  :cheers:

Speaking of which, our local brewpub just ran another batch of their 'Caramel Apple Brown Ale' for the Fall season.
Meh wifey and I had dinner there on Friday night and we enjoyed that immensely.  :cheers:

Think of the flavor of biting into a freshly made caramel apple when you were a kid around Halloween.
These guys captured that exact flavor in a smooth brown ale that you just have to taste to believe.
Some of these small craft breweries are doing amazing things, and this is definitely one of them.  :thumbsup:
"Never argue with idiots.
They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson

pmartin

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[quote="Jim at Gentex" post_id=16964 time=1633958567 user_id=83]
I thought you were talkin' about me!  :harhar:

Ok, I do drink a bit...  :cheers:

Speaking of which, our local brewpub just ran another batch of their 'Caramel Apple Brown Ale' for the Fall season.
Meh wifey and I had dinner there on Friday night and we enjoyed that immensely.  :cheers:

Think of the flavor of biting into a freshly made caramel apple when you were a kid around Halloween.
These guys captured that exact flavor in a smooth brown ale that you just have to taste to believe.
Some of these small craft breweries are doing amazing things, and this is definitely one of them.  :thumbsup:
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I don't happen to like beer, but based on your description I'd give that one a try. :beer:

neurosis

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QuoteI don't happen to like beer,


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Jim at Gentex

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Quote from: pmartin post_id=16975 time=1633967705 user_id=85I don't happen to like beer, but based on your description I'd give that one a try. :beer:


It really did hit me with the childhood memory of eating a caramel apple, which I think is just amazing.  :w00t:

Meh wifey isn't really a beer drinker either, but she does enjoy some of the lighter fruit flavored craft brews.
She doesn't like the really 'hoppy' ones (like most IPA's), which many people find to be too bitter for their taste.  :sick:

But she does like the lighter, less hoppy craft brews that usually incorporate many different fruit flavors like the aforementioned Caramel Apple, Apple Cinnamon, Strawberry, Orange, Cherry, and Blueberry, just to name a few of the more popular ones.  

So even if you aren't necessarily a beer drinker, and you decide to try a craft brew place, try something orange, apple, or any other fruit flavor on the beer menu that you think you might like.
Most brew pubs I know also have EXCELLENT food choices as well, and many of them are very good at matching certain beers with certain food items on the menu.

Even if you are a complete n00b to the craft beer scene, talk to your server and ask for a recommendation.
Most of them I have met are very knowledgeable, and chances are they can help you find something you like.

ENJOY!!   :cheers:
"Never argue with idiots.
They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson

pmartin

#6
I don't know if you have been to Vermont but there are a TON of craft breweries :beer: , vineyards  :wine: and even distilleries up here. There are so many places making and serving alcoholic beverages that it's amazing that anyone here can walk straight :cheers: . BTW there are a bunch of cider makers and I happen to enjoy cider. I will have to take your advise next time I am at a pub. Thanks. :turned:

Jim at Gentex

#7
Sounds like the Finger Lakes region in Upstate NY.
Winery tours at every exit.  :lol:

I also like a good cider.
Distilleries aren't my thing at all, but I can enjoy a nice winery or cider mill tour.   :cheers:
"Never argue with idiots.
They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson

Jeff

#8
Are you two ladies going to take up knitting next?

 :harhar:

BrianP.

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[quote="Jim at Gentex" post_id=16964 time=1633958567 user_id=83]
I thought you were talkin' about me!  :harhar:
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I was.  :cheer:

I have been known to be a slight ball buster. Actually one on the young guys here cried to the boss saying I was teasing too much. Pussy. I tell people to ignore my first response because usually it will be steeped in sarcasm.  :whistle:

Jim at Gentex

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Quote from: BrianP. post_id=17024 time=1634037216 user_id=71[quote="Jim at Gentex" post_id=16964 time=1633958567 user_id=83]
I thought you were talkin' about me!  :harhar:


I was.  :cheer:

I have been known to be a slight ball buster. Actually one on the young guys here cried to the boss saying I was teasing too much. Pussy. I tell people to ignore my first response because usually it will be steeped in sarcasm.  :whistle:
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HAHAHAHA!!!
It's all good, bro.
I don't take offense to a little bit of ball busting, and anyone who does should DEFINITELY not be on an interwebz forum like this one!!   :rofl:  :rofl:
"Never argue with idiots.
They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson

HTM01

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Quote from: pmartin post_id=16983 time=1633972871 user_id=85I don't know if you have been to Vermont but there are a TON of craft breweries :beer: , vineyards  :wine: and even distilleries up here. There are so many places making and serving alcoholic beverages that it's amazing that anyone here can walk straight :cheers: . BTW there are a bunch of cider makers and I happen to enjoy cider. I will have to take your advise next time I am at a pub. Thanks. :turned:

they're popping up all over New England,
i could hit 10 in a 20 mile radius of my cabin in NH

pmartin

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Quote from: HTM01 post_id=17682 time=1635169662 user_id=76
Quote from: pmartin post_id=16983 time=1633972871 user_id=85I don't know if you have been to Vermont but there are a TON of craft breweries :beer: , vineyards  :wine: and even distilleries up here. There are so many places making and serving alcoholic beverages that it's amazing that anyone here can walk straight :cheers: . BTW there are a bunch of cider makers and I happen to enjoy cider. I will have to take your advise next time I am at a pub. Thanks. :turned:

they're popping up all over New England,
i could hit 10 in a 20 mile radius of my cabin in NH


There is a little neighborhood pub just down the street. I can walk there and crawl home.

Jim at Gentex

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Quote from: pmartin post_id=17683 time=1635169914 user_id=85There is a little neighborhood pub just down the street. I can walk there and crawl home.


LOL
We used to have a little neighborhood pub in our town called the 'Wander Inn'.
Many of their regular customers were within walking distance, so the locals called it the 'Wander Inn and Stagger Out'.    :beer:   :huh:   :lol:
"Never argue with idiots.
They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience." - Mark Twain

"Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson

HTM01

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[quote="Jim at Gentex" post_id=17684 time=1635171100 user_id=83]
Quote from: pmartin post_id=17683 time=1635169914 user_id=85There is a little neighborhood pub just down the street. I can walk there and crawl home.


LOL
We used to have a little neighborhood pub in our town called the 'Wander Inn'.
Many of their regular customers were within walking distance, so the locals called it the 'Wander Inn and Stagger Out'.    :beer:   :huh:   :lol:
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we had the Wonder Bar or "Wonder where you are Bar"