rogueclimber
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Mezcal Negroni sounds interesting.
Mezcal Negroni sounds interesting.
I may have to give that a try.
Wicked stone work.This place was once a prominent residents home where supposedly Al Capone would lay low on trips in between Chicago and Miami.
Speaking of Jack Daniel‘s, this Thursday 9/05 would be his 174th birthday (1850). He shares his birthday with Jesse James (1847) who would be 177 yrs old.a visit to the Jack Daniels distillery
Me, whenever I see a Hundred (or most any hat) near food and drink.Today brought a couple Oktoberfests by Toppling Goliath Brewing Co, Decorah, IA brewed @ 5.2% ABV. At once I noticed the lighter color from most Oktoberfests. Smooth & drinkable but a very thin mouthfeel & lacking in Malt, biscuit & honey flavors common to German Oktoberfests. Disappointing.
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After a bowl of spicy Cajun pasta it was time for some Green Chile Ale posted up thread, by Main & Martin. A growler of this with chips & queso / salsa would be perfect as the NFL season opens.
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All witnessed by a Stetson One-hundred.
That’s me, whenever I hear of someone cutting down a brim or sweatband on a rare hat.Me, whenever I see a Hundred (or most any hat) near food and drink.
Yep, that too.....and of course, "re-sizing" them which often involves cutting both mentioned and then coupled with a re-blocking which often changes the crown depth and brim width and completely destroys the integrity of the original.That’s me, whenever I hear of someone cutting down a brim or sweatband on a rare hat.
You said that better than I ever could.Yep, that too.....and of course, "re-sizing" them which often involves cutting both mentioned and then coupled with a re-blocking which often changes the crown depth and brim width and completely destroys the integrity of the original.
What about just jamming them on my head.. and having a few Hats and Drinks to make me forget a ring is forming on my forehead.Yep, that too.....and of course, "re-sizing" them which often involves cutting both mentioned and then coupled with a re-blocking which often changes the crown depth and brim width and completely destroys the integrity of the original.