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DrewKaree:

I used to live about the same distance from the actual building that's on the Icehouse label.

Funny thing is, for such a nice label, you'd think that building wasn't in a semi-ghetto!

Oh, and thanks, from all self-respecting Wisconsinites....I was starting to get requeists about forming a posse, and wouldn't you know it, I'm all outta rope...too many hassles.  You saved me a lot of work  ;)

SeaMonkey:

My family immigrated to a Menonite community in Indiana.
We had bees and made soap, candles, honey cakes, and mead.

I still love mead made with clover honey. My uncle used to make something called "homelelelelelel" (or something like that" with blackberries in the regular mead recipe, and it was fantastic.

I think dark beer makes a great chaser for Jagemeifter (spelling?)

mr.Curmudgeon:


--- Quote from: SeaMonkey on February 22, 2005, 12:40:22 pm ---Jagemeifter (spelling?)

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hehe....It's Jagermeister...and I hate that stuff. As if black liquorice candy isn't bad enough, drinking it is even worse!!!   :laugh: Even though it's a staple of my community back home in Michigan (even my grandmother drinks it), we have to bring a bottle to every house we visit, but I still can't stand it.

Sorry to veer too far off the beer topic, but if anyone is into dessert wines, I've got a doozy to recommend. Much like Saint w/ the Pete's...everyone that tries it goes crazy for it.

It's a tawny Port wine called Benjamin Port. It's very sweet, meant to be sipped at room temperature, after dinner. It's relatively cheap ($12/bottle), imported from Australia, and rivals some of the best from Portugal (The origin of Port wine). The nose is like a whiskey, and the initial flavor seems like it'll be just as harsh. It isn't. The aftertaste is amazing. If you can handle the sweet stuff, then I guarantee you'll keep a bottle stocked for yourself and one for guests.

If you try it, post here and let me know what you think. I plan on trying everything that's been recommended here. That'll be a fun night!

mrC

mr.Curmudgeon:

BTW, Seamonkey...You should change the title of this thread to "The OFFICIAL BYOAC Alcohol thread" or something. It's getting good, yon drinker of mead!!!!


mrC


HaRuMaN:

My favorite beer....  Guinness.  I love my beer dark, so dark, you can't even shine a light through it.

Ahh...   someone mentioned Port.  I love that stuff.  So far, my favorite is a tawny Port called Whiskers Blake (I think).  The aftertaste is a bit like raisins. 

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