NFR What Are You Drinking?

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Sooo…I’m not a big cocktail guy, there are only a couple I drink…however, I was at Buzz’s on Kailua beach last night and had their 38 Minutes, named after the ICBM scare in Hawaii in 2018…it took 38 minutes for the gov’t to declare it a false alarm.

Bulleit bourbon, muddled mint, velvet falurnum, peach bitters, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup…shaken & strained…served on crushed ice
 
Salmo_g said:
Hey now, you should see my glass recycling bin - I use a 32 gallon trash can. I buy both. It's just easier to recycle large quantities of cardboard. And the recycling truck drive complains if I fill the can completely with bottles. Hah! He should have to carry all the full bottles down to my wine cellar.
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Back when I was doing whisk(e)y work, I frequently had multiple partial bottles of the same whiskey on hand left over from various events and tastings that I had hosted. I would marry them together to make full bottles and recycle the empties. I'm sure the guy that collected my recycling bins was convinced that I was a raging alcoholic.
 
Athletic Brewing Run Wild - looking at the good scotch I used to drink. A lot of very good stuff sitting on the shelf. Including some Westland special issues...
 
Has a Negroni last weekend...
Pretty good, been a long time since I had one.

Would have again....
 
Speaking of cocktails..... Has anybody heard from Bill the whiskey guy that lives with his mom in Redmond?
Always in sandals and socks, reading glasses on the tip of his nose?
 
Mossback said:
Has a Negroni last weekend...
Pretty good, been a long time since I had one.

Would have again....
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Have you ever had a Vieux Carré? Same as a Negroni but with bourbon or rye in place of gin.
 
Clean Willy said:
Drinking a Coke at Pete's BBQ at the Puyallup fair.

This is not a misprint, it was $6.85, plus tax.

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Yeah that’s why we decided to skip the fair this year. Even with free admission, taking a family to the Puyallup fair is awfully hard on the ol’ wallet, from parking to rides to food.
 
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