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You're left-handed.
No. Photo was staged after a few slices. Too much clutter in the other direction.You're left-handed.![]()
Ah.No. Photo was staged after a few slices. Too much clutter in the other direction.
I think the king of the wurst is actually the Debrecener.I prefer Brätwurst personally.
Long ago…
Me and my ol’ pal @RHINO went on a wheeling trip out in south-central AZ. At this point in time, I was experimenting with micro-brews and seeing what was out there. Before the trip I gathered up several packs of high-dollar micro’s, including one 4 pack of “Old Rasputin”. On the first night out, I cracked one of these open. Much to my surprise, it was the harshest, nastiest sh*t I’d ever had the displeasure of sipping on.
From that point on, I’d always follow up my liquor store window shopping glance with a cringe when my eyes would wander past Old Rasputin.
Fast forward 15ish years, on a whim I decided to get a laugh out of choking down a couple of bitter, nasty bottles of Old Rasputin, mostly because I’m a glutton for punishment. Not failing to surprise, this time I found it to be pretty damn good, and mucked out the 4 pack in no time.
So now, WTF? Either my tastes changed pretty drastically, because the first instance was well before the IPA craze that has since taken over. I’ve drank a lot of super-nasty, bitter grapefruit tasting IPA over the years, but they’re definitely not my favorite.
Or, North Coast Brewing has tweaked on its Old Rasputin recipe and dialed it back a few notches. Either way, it’s pretty funny - something once hated is now on my favorites list
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Does anyone else see the issue here?Russian Imperial Stout played an important part of my marriage, believe it or not.
I once was a young Intelligence Officer for Uncle Sugar, and while on my orientation tour to the USSR in 1985, I was integrated into a student group, where I was introduced to a comely young lass by a friend.
She and her roommate and I and my friend shared a table at a foreigner cafe, where we were served four large bottles of some kind of beer along with our meals. Out of the four of us, I was the only one who drank, so over the course of an hour, drank all four bottles of what we found out later was Russian Imperial Stout. Approximately 18.5% alcohol, I was later told.
I guess they walked/dragged my semi-conscious butt up to this young ladies' room and my buddy and her roommate went off to tour Lenin's tomb, and the young lady I would later marry made sure I didn't die from alcohol poisoning.
That was literally 37 years ago, nearly to the day.
You pounding down a few Russian stouts todayRussian Imperial Stout played an important part of my marriage, believe it or not.
I once was a young Intelligence Officer for Uncle Sugar, and while on my orientation tour to the USSR in 1985, I was integrated into a student group, where I was introduced to a comely young lass by a friend.
She and her roommate and I and my friend shared a table at a foreigner cafe, where we were served four large bottles of some kind of beer along with our meals. Out of the four of us, I was the only one who drank, so over the course of an hour, drank all four bottles of what we found out later was Russian Imperial Stout. Approximately 18.5% alcohol, I was later told.
I guess they walked/dragged my semi-conscious butt up to this young ladies' room and my buddy and her roommate went off to tour Lenin's tomb, and the young lady I would later marry made sure I didn't die from alcohol poisoning.
That was literally 37 years ago, nearly to the day.
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My mom recently found that picture, and I have no idea who took it or how it got to her.
Long ago…
Me and my ol’ pal @RHINO went on a wheeling trip out in south-central AZ. At this point in time, I was experimenting with micro-brews and seeing what was out there. Before the trip I gathered up several packs of high-dollar micro’s, including one 4 pack of “Old Rasputin”. On the first night out, I cracked one of these open. Much to my surprise, it was the harshest, nastiest sh*t I’d ever had the displeasure of sipping on.
From that point on, I’d always follow up my liquor store window shopping glance with a cringe when my eyes would wander past Old Rasputin.
Fast forward 15ish years, on a whim I decided to get a laugh out of choking down a couple of bitter, nasty bottles of Old Rasputin, mostly because I’m a glutton for punishment. Not failing to surprise, this time I found it to be pretty damn good, and mucked out the 4 pack in no time.
So now, WTF? Either my tastes changed pretty drastically, because the first instance was well before the IPA craze that has since taken over. I’ve drank a lot of super-nasty, bitter grapefruit tasting IPA over the years, but they’re definitely not my favorite.
Or, North Coast Brewing has tweaked on its Old Rasputin recipe and dialed it back a few notches. Either way, it’s pretty funny - something once hated is now on my favorites list
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Been like that all me life, has Nuttin to do wit ageAww I sure do miss the ol' pig.
I don't know if the beer changed, I think you did.
You see, it's a known fact as a man ages he gets more sour, a bit bitter and definitely salty.
Been like that all me life, has Nuttin to do wit age![]()
Yeah, I do now.Does anyone else see the issue here?![]()
Long ago…
Me and my ol’ pal @RHINO went on a wheeling trip out in south-central AZ. At this point in time, I was experimenting with micro-brews and seeing what was out there. Before the trip I gathered up several packs of high-dollar micro’s, including one 4 pack of “Old Rasputin”. On the first night out, I cracked one of these open. Much to my surprise, it was the harshest, nastiest sh*t I’d ever had the displeasure of sipping on.
From that point on, I’d always follow up my liquor store window shopping glance with a cringe when my eyes would wander past Old Rasputin.
Fast forward 15ish years, on a whim I decided to get a laugh out of choking down a couple of bitter, nasty bottles of Old Rasputin, mostly because I’m a glutton for punishment. Not failing to surprise, this time I found it to be pretty damn good, and mucked out the 4 pack in no time.
So now, WTF? Either my tastes changed pretty drastically, because the first instance was well before the IPA craze that has since taken over. I’ve drank a lot of super-nasty, bitter grapefruit tasting IPA over the years, but they’re definitely not my favorite.
Or, North Coast Brewing has tweaked on its Old Rasputin recipe and dialed it back a few notches. Either way, it’s pretty funny - something once hated is now on my favorites list
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52+ years here. Most of 'em happy. Most of 'em together.Great that it has worked out for 37 years. Wife and I have been married for almost 39. We met in a physics class. That story is only interesting if she tells it.