Recent content by ejquin

Anyone here ever try the Cuervo Reserva De La Famlia? I'm thinking of getting a bottle.

Yeah, generally I think most people drink their beer way too cold because it dulls the taste. That's fine when you're drinking Coors light, but when you drink beer that actually tastes good, it mutes the flavors, and creates strange aftertastes. The lower the alcohol content and lighter the...

Delirium Nocturnum is a good beligian strong. Just one thing I've noticed is that beers will sometimes pick up a metallic finish if they are served too cold, which most beer are these days. You'd probably want to drink Nocturnum around 50 degrees. I prefer most of my beers more on the warmer...

Gumballhead by Three Floyd's is an outstanding summer seasonal if you can ever get your hands on it.

I kind of doubt it was sick being it was 4 years old, but it is a machine made cigar and chances are more than a few will not be up to snuff. I've had one Flor de Cano PC that was excellent for a MM, so I'd suggest you try again.

Just another addition to the list is the 15 year old Wild Turkey Tribute. I saw you had the some of the Turkey line, and this in my opinion is the best.

I just received a box of these dated dec 04. The first thing I noticed was the wrapper color. Most other mag 46 pictures I've seen have had a pretty tan, light colored wrapper. The wrappers on the box I recived were a very dark chocolate color, close to a maduro look. Has anyone else seen...

Oh. Sorry.

I have a bottle of Wild Turkey Tribute here at home that's dated at 15 years. It's great by the way.

Alesmith Speedway Stout Dogfish Head World Wide Stout 18% abv. Stone Imperial Russian Stout

Alesmith's Yulesmith

Thier World Wide Stout is the best beer they make in my opinion.

I actually have a 4 pack in my fridge right now. It is definitely strong, especially for an IPA. It's 9% abv. There's also a 60 minute that's 6% abv, and a 120 minute that's 20% abv. This is definitely one of the better IPA's, but I found it more malty than hoppy. I like an IPA that just...

Yep. And I had a hard time finishing one glass let alone the entire bottle.

Well for a lot of reasons but mainly because bocks are strong beer's above 6% abv, and are very malty and thick beers. The sam adams is 5.6% abv, and pretty thin. Sam Adams is notorious for using beer style names liberally, but if you like it, who the hell cares?