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BowhuntnHoosier wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 31, 2020 5:24 pm

Happy New Year everyone. Let's get the party started. My usual New Year's Shark. And a couple new to me adult beverages. Enjoy




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Happy New Year hoosier!
My usual for New Year as well.. working

Apple crown and coffee PBR is an ...interesting combo

Happy New Year all!



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815DC wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 01, 2021 6:11 am

BowhuntnHoosier wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 31, 2020 5:24 pm

Happy New Year everyone. Let's get the party started. My usual New Year's Shark. And a couple new to me adult beverages. Enjoy




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Happy New Year hoosier!
My usual for New Year as well.. working

Apple crown and coffee PBR is an ...interesting combo

LOL....yeah a buddy told me to give it a try. Tasted like apple wedges dipped in chocolate sauce. That beer is chocolate overload.

Interesting, I have tried the Crown apple and hot apple cider - caramel apple in a cup but haven't hear of this one ... might be worth a little try.

Got to 40F today and I wasn’t going to waste the day. Which may be the lesson from 2020... dont waste the day friends.

Sunshiny cigar day!

This was #13 from Cigar Aficionado for 2020, and it is awesome. Warzone by Espinosa.

I remember cigars.

Kip wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 08, 2021 1:24 pm

I remember cigars.

quote=Kip post_id=16413 time=1615227862 user_id=2]I remember cigars.[/quote]

Well, then perhaps you might recall these... when I last visited with Kip (Jan 2020), I bought about a dozen, or so, “no name” cigars that were made in the DR that had not, to my admittedly limited knowledge, made it to the US. They all cost about
$4.00-8.00, American. I have decided that this spring is time to smoke them. Some are single representatives of a brand/line, some will be multiple varieties in a line.
Of these first two, the Blackbird Rook Colorado is, by far, the better of the two. It was 5x50, nicely constructed with wonderfully easy (but not loose) draw. A touch of sweetness and a very pleasant flavor throughout.
The other, from Burnot cigars, was just a bit bigger at 5x52. The wrapper was somewhat dark, but not maduro, and smooth. The draw, though, was on the firm side, and the flavor, while plentiful, was not very good, starting and staying toward the dark/hard side.

Big blue band ... no wonder why the Rook never made it to the US