Post ride beverage choices
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john peck
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Damn that looks tasty. The way things have been, i´m sore tempted to start drinkin´ again.
RandallS
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Oh I do like IPAs that have been brewed with Citra hops! If you're going to only have one, it better be a good one!
Stefan Mikes
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The Crazy Mike from AleBrowar is the best of the five. It is an 8% abv Double IPA with fantastic head, excellent colour, great aroma, and delicious flavour and after-taste. Luckily, it has been consistently brewed for last couple of years in the own AleBrowar brewery.
Cascade, Citra, Chinook, Centennial and Columbus hops used. All names starting with "C", isn't that strange?
Some wheat malt used, giving the ale a great head
That photo was taken in 2018.
Cascade, Citra, Chinook, Centennial and Columbus hops used. All names starting with "C", isn't that strange?
Some wheat malt used, giving the ale a great head
That photo was taken in 2018.
linklemming
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Whats with all the beer
Gin and Tonic for me, specifically Tanqueray Gin and Canada Dry or Schweppes Diet Tonic (most bitter, lowest calorie)
Gin and Tonic for me, specifically Tanqueray Gin and Canada Dry or Schweppes Diet Tonic (most bitter, lowest calorie)
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Stefan Mikes
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Any beer-style looks, smells, and tastes differently. See:Whats with all the beer
While Gin & Tonic is always the same. No challenge!
linklemming
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E-Wheels
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Before the new and improved model
Stefan Mikes
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J.R.
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A good friend in health care said it was named covid 19 because everyone gained 19 pounds in lockdown
I go for the coconut water like eboy. Amazing recovery drink after a hard workout.
RandallS
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G&T with Blood Orange Gin. I really like Fever Tree tonic, but it's priced a bit high, so I save it for special occasions. Whitley Neill make many specialty Gins and I really like their original too. Alternatively, a G&T with Hendricks Gin rarely disappoints, especially with the suggested cucumber garnish.Whats with all the beer
Gin and Tonic for me, specifically Tanqueray Gin and Canada Dry or Schweppes Diet Tonic (most bitter, lowest calorie)
Yeah, we do drink a bit of Gin, especially in the summer.
GypsyTreker
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Not near as cool as some of the favorite's, but good old fashioned unsweetened Ice Tea is delightful.
tomjasz
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I stick to a very occasional "wee dram". Spendy single malt purchases are a thing of the past. But I can still drool.
tomjasz
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Sex in a boat, (F-ing near water)
As long as nobody sees me drinking a Miller...
Almost true.
Stefan Mikes
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- Mazovia, PL
RateBeer.com rating of Miller Hi-Life is 0 (zero) for quality and 9% for the beer-style compliance:Sex in a boat, (F-ing near water)
As long as nobody sees me drinking a Miller...
Almost true.
On contrary, Polish "Artezan Samiec Alfa (Barrel Aged)" has the rating of 100/100:
I just need to add I had the Samiec Alfa for 7 times
Stefan Mikes
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- Europe
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- Mazovia, PL
Believe it or not Randall I had a bottle of good white wine at proper temperature on last Saturday night and fell asleep at 9:27 pm. before I even opened the bottleOh the horror! Got home after a Sunday ride and there's no Prosecco in the fridge! Have make do with a chilled French Rosé from Languedoc.
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