Just a quick follow-up to my last post, EC Extreme MakeOver.
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Leap Day Craft Beer Reads
Every 4 years, we get an extra day. What will you do with your extra day? This morning, I went for a long walk – boy it is cold! Winter is still here. I did spot a daffodil in the back yard, though. While your keeping warm and comfortable inside, I suggest you take a moment to read through these craft beer reads.
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Happy Birthday To Me
Mrs. Adventures eased the pain of another birthday by pampering me. Her scallops dish is one of my favorites especially paired with a Sam Smith Taddy Porter. The pairing is surprisingly delicious!
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1817
1817 was, apparently, a very good year. That is the year that Guinness started delivering beer to America. Image that first 3-month voyage across the Atlantic in a slow sailing vessel.
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Righteous Son
The Rare Beer Club and The Lost Abbey just provided a religious experience with Righteous Son. This 10.75% Barrel-aged old ale hit it out of the park with flavor and body.
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Valentine’s Day 2020
Happy Valentine’s Day! My valentine and I celebrated by making a delicious soup, bouillabaisse, full of lobster, clams, mussels, cod, and scallops. I paired it with a Saison Dupont, an uncommonly delicious farmhouse ale. Bon appetite!
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Let the Frothing Begin!
Yesterday, I talked about using my battery-powered stirrer to aerate my beer in Stirrer Madness. The stirrer made it to Black Flag for Bring Your Own Mug night.
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Stirring Madness
I just finished reading “Flavor” by Bob Holmes – what an interesting read!
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Yep, I have posted 500 blogs over the past 3 years. I guess I lost track, but WordPress reports this as post 506. To see number 500, click on Flavor. I’m drinking a Fosse’s Orange Chocolate Snout to celebrate.
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Axe Throwing & Beer
Fun fact: The Columbia axe throwing epicenter is located behind the Frisco Tap House on Dobbin Road.
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