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Looks good. Either way, it’s quite a different colour from anything I presently own. Can’t wait to get home from work tonight. It should be here waiting for me.Here's a photo of my Bluegrass Green Akubra Campdraft:
Lighter and slightly more green than in your photo (difference in lighting conditions could account for that), but otherwise I think a pretty good match color-wise right down to the brim binding. In person mine rarely looks blue--more decidedly green with just a hint of blue. Assuming you're correct and it is Bluegrass Green, I hope you like the color as much as I do.
Well, here it is.Here's a photo of my Bluegrass Green Akubra Campdraft:
Lighter and slightly more green than in your photo (difference in lighting conditions could account for that), but otherwise I think a pretty good match color-wise right down to the brim binding. In person mine rarely looks blue--more decidedly green with just a hint of blue. Assuming you're correct and it is Bluegrass Green, I hope you like the color as much as I do.
Here's a photo of my Bluegrass Green Akubra Campdraft:
Lighter and slightly more green than in your photo (difference in lighting conditions could account for that), but otherwise I think a pretty good match color-wise right down to the brim binding. In person mine rarely looks blue--more decidedly green with just a hint of blue. Assuming you're correct and it is Bluegrass Green, I hope you like the color as much as I do.
The tours are great but after you've toured one or two distilleries most people just head for the tasting room. Just remember which bus or van you got out of.
I remember doing the Jim Beam tour some years back and ended up the most violently ill I can remember for about 12 to 24 hours. Not from the alcohol... (Oooh sure right) but I think indirectly. During the Tasting they would basically take the same glasses dunk em in a small water basin and refill for the next guy. You’d think the alcohol would kill most things off. But whatever this was survived the alcohol and kicked my a$$ bad!
Wow, sorry to hear of your experience. I've been twice, 4-5 distilleries per tour. I've been to JB. I don't remember any specific Distillery but the freebies samples were in small plastic throwaway shot glasses. Any drink that I bought was served in a Glen Cairn glass.
Looks like Akubras khaki colour. Never seen it in a Cattleman hat. Very versatile colour. Wear it in good health.
So, just like high school--s***faced and trying to remember how you're getting home.
No, not at all...Just remember where your bus is parked since there are so many there. Do I detect you're an anti-?
I'm not sure what you mean by an "anti-"; I was just trying to make a dumb joke. *shrug*
That's what you think, but the devil may have a different opinion! The labels alone would make me jump on them at once.
