What's your favorite Beer?
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I agree. Must be a yank thing. Mason jars used for moonshine and bootlegging. Part of
Our heritage I suppose. I don’t get Christmas pudding or vinegar on fried fish. But every expat here has a tin of that Christmas pudding in the pantry.And that jar doesn’t function as so. It didn’t come
With a top and the threading is just decor. So nostalgia must be the reason -
@Seul you seem to keep the belly off despite the beer. That genetics or some sort of exercise?
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Cheers to my Belgian brother
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I'm not much of a cider connoisseur but this was a pretty amazing cider from Switzerland that we were recommended:
It was unlike anything I've had before. My wife and I enjoyed this at the Downstairs bar at the Esquire in San Antonio. It's definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in San Antonio.
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I'm not much of a cider connoisseur but this was a pretty amazing cider from Switzerland that we were recommended:
It was unlike anything I've had before. My wife and I enjoyed this at the Downstairs bar at the Esquire in San Antonio. It's definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in San Antonio.
Is it dry? Those are the ones I like. Those and the sharp / funky (e.g. Basque) ones.
Doing a no alcohol thing and when I come back ciders may replace a portion of the beer diet, so planning ahead.
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Cool I'll look for it. Cheers!
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Here's a little more background:
http://www.beckywasserman.com/domaines/cidrerie-du-vulcain/
I'm hooked, I've got some feelers out trying to find a retailer near me that can get some.
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