What RU Drinking right now ?
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From: Bir Tawil
Yeah, like, I'm so broke I can't even pay attention.
Oh, I see....your saying its a heavy beer.....?????
BTW, I am drinking a very good red wine straight out of the box. LOL
Oh, I see....your saying its a heavy beer.....?????
BTW, I am drinking a very good red wine straight out of the box. LOL
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From: Bottom of a Bottle in RI US
The Box Wine Guy Reviews Franzia Chillable Red
Yesterday the Box Wine Guy (the king of box wine in the blogging world) reviewed Franzia Chillable Red. The Box Wine Guy has reviewed some very fine boxed wines, and very seldom slums in this fashion. But, what the heck, he tasted it at an event, and so passes on to us his opinion.
Yesterday the Box Wine Guy (the king of box wine in the blogging world) reviewed Franzia Chillable Red. The Box Wine Guy has reviewed some very fine boxed wines, and very seldom slums in this fashion. But, what the heck, he tasted it at an event, and so passes on to us his opinion.We admit it - we didn’t actually buy this wine. We had an opporunity to taste it at an event, so why not report on it? Franzia Chillable Red has little detectable aroma. Its flavor is a thin-bodied sweet cherry flavor, and the finish is more or less non-existent. This is a wine with few redeeming values. As an alternative to a soft drink, for chugging in a cold state, perhaps it might suffice. It barely deserves the “wine” designation, though. We’d recommend steering clear of this one.
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From: Vääksy, Finland
Today in the pint: Chimay blue, Brooklyn lager and Black Isle Hibernator Oatmeal Stout. Had a pretty rough day at work and heard that we're one truck short tomorrow so a hairy day coming. Took a lil visit at the liqour store on my way home and decided to taste a few today to unwind for tomorrow... Got a bag full of goodness waiting in the cellar when I get home tomorrow 
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^ I've been hearing from the news that it's kinda warm round there, weird cause at the same time this has been the worst summer I remember here, raining all the time, about five really hot days the whole time, heck, I drove to work a while ago and my car's temp gauge said +4c! Pisses me cause a) this is the first full season for me on a real bike, b) my chili growings go down the gutter second season in a row cause the won't yield crop at this weather... Even the day temps stay well below 20c... Wanna swap?
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^ I've been hearing from the news that it's kinda warm round there, weird cause at the same time this has been the worst summer I remember here, raining all the time, about five really hot days the whole time, heck, I drove to work a while ago and my car's temp gauge said +4c! Pisses me cause a) this is the first full season for me on a real bike, b) my chili growings go down the gutter second season in a row cause the won't yield crop at this weather... Even the day temps stay well below 20c... Wanna swap?
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From: Vääksy, Finland
try taking a layer of skin off.
Haven`t needed it as much as I anticipated (which is not all bad, it consumes heaps of electricity)
Back on topic: just finished a glass of this:
Needed something hot when I got home, feeling a flu rising, and have a minute schedule planned for the whole weekend containing all kinds of fun things so no time to be ill...
Waiting in the fridge:
-Well`s Bowman Stout
-Williams bros Midnight Sun
-Robinson`s Old Tom
-Nøgne Ø Imperial IPA
-Westmalle Trappist Tripel
and a few finnish microbrewery products. Gotta be careful with these ones, most of them contain over 8%...
