Boatboy24
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Makes me think of the Sweet Baby Jesus Peanut Butter Porter. I know people that love it, but I can't stand it.
What's in your glass tonight?
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Makes me think of the Sweet Baby Jesus Peanut Butter Porter. I know people that love it, but I can't stand it.
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I had something similar last weekend, peanut butter whiskey. I think the name of it was Skrewball. Kinda okay, but more something I'm going to buy.
Boatboy24
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A glass of Dornfelder from locally sourced grapes started 9-12-2015.
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Boatboy24
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Ooh! I have a bottle of that downstairs.
Tried to post last night but had issues...Jim, I think you can open that now, just give it some air time. I had a second glass and it was better than the first. That background taste that I thought was inherent to the Dornfelder varietal is gone. Very smooth and drinkable. I have another bottle or two of that if you like it.
Boatboy24
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This is hitting the spot after doing some yard work. 75 degrees, partly sunny, gentle breeze. Perfect day, I'd say.
Does it remotely taste like an IPA?
Boatboy24
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Yep. On the lighter side, of course, and a little fruity.
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A glass of a blend of Coconut Yuzu and Tropical Dragon Blood. Not fancy but I really like it. Good thing I do because after blending it, I have about 5 gallons of it. 
Boatboy24
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Last one. And I'm loving it - just wish there was a lot more.
Just finished mowing the yard. Its 88F, 7% humidity and not a cloud in the sky. Need something ice cold and wet STAT! This hit the spot.
Padrino
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glass of 2017 Port.
I enjoyed a crappy, oxidized wine. This takes some explanation!
Last fall, I made a Viognier from juice from Prosser, WA. After racking down, etc., I had a 6-gallon carboy and a 1.5 L vessel, for eventual use in topping. I used a universal bung with arilock. However, when I checked sometime over the winter, the bung was not seated well, and the wine was oxidized. I didn't throw it away, but it was clear that the wine in the 1.5L vessel was compromised.
I recently fined the 6 gallon vessel, and will soon bottle, so the 1.5 L vessel is clearly expendable. Since it is the only white wine in the house, I decided to tap it to go with dinner tonight (grilled shrimp). It was okay, barely. Oxidized with off-notes. Oh well! At least the 6-gallon batch seems fine.
Last fall, I made a Viognier from juice from Prosser, WA. After racking down, etc., I had a 6-gallon carboy and a 1.5 L vessel, for eventual use in topping. I used a universal bung with arilock. However, when I checked sometime over the winter, the bung was not seated well, and the wine was oxidized. I didn't throw it away, but it was clear that the wine in the 1.5L vessel was compromised.
I recently fined the 6 gallon vessel, and will soon bottle, so the 1.5 L vessel is clearly expendable. Since it is the only white wine in the house, I decided to tap it to go with dinner tonight (grilled shrimp). It was okay, barely. Oxidized with off-notes. Oh well! At least the 6-gallon batch seems fine.
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