The Bar Towel

Beer Snob wrote: (Kissing Bridge....which was excelllent)
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Always an enjoyable way to spend a winter afternoon.

Goose Island IPA. Though work was so bad I almost took a coworkers offer in going for a Keiths

Bells Brown followed by a ST IPA

i'd gladly take a case

lagerale wrote:2008 Mill St. Barley Wine

Worth picking up?

Jon Walker wrote:

So true.... so true

I'm hitting kingston next weekend - I'll have a few if you can wait.

Jolly Pumpkin La Roja. Nobody in the family's a champagne drinker.

Happy New Years all!

Bells Amber and Hopslam. The one good thing about the family living on the Ontario/Michigan border.

Fullers 2007 Vintage.

Merry Christmas to all!

woodpecker wrote:
"We have a lot of legacy issues to overcome[/i]

Now that's an understatement!

I always subscribed the the theory that they should have renamed the brewery once Fast Frankie was shown the door.

Keep it handy for guests that you don't want wasting your good stuff!

Hit Granite for a Gin Lane this afternoon, then back home for a Great Lakes (OH) Christmas Ale.

The Trois Mousquetaires Oktoberfest Rousse was great this year. Hope you enjoyed it.

I spent yesterday evening with a Yulesmith watching the snow fall, laughing at the thought of the poor sap who'd get stuck doing the shovelling in the morning.






At 7 AM I was outside