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<v Shannon>Welcome to CBR episode 520, June 14th, 2024.

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<v Shannon>I'm Shannon.

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<v Jeff>I'm Jeff.

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<v Greg>And I'm... I'm Greg.

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<v Jeff>It's a little D-Lite playing this here.

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<v Greg>Hi everybody. Good to see you guys.

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<v Jeff>It's been a while. It's been a minute.

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<v Jeff>So, yeah, we were traveling, working. and you know it's like friday night and

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<v Jeff>like well let's see if greg's available so all right so uh,

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<v Jeff>being cbr i guess we are cocktails beer and other revelry is that what you came

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<v Jeff>up with okay so tell us about our first cocktail this actually put.

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<v Greg>For the recipe this is this is corpse reviver number two the particular recipe

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<v Greg>i'm using for this one is uh so we did this is a basically I did a double version

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<v Greg>and then split into three.

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<v Jeff>Okay.

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<v Greg>So that we have a good amount, but we're not each having a single version.

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<v Shannon>Did you say corpse?

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<v Greg>Corpse survivor number two. Yes. This was a pre-prohibition drink they used

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<v Greg>to, this was, this was their version of hair of the dog, right?

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<v Shannon>Okay.

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<v Greg>You know, you're, you're, you're really, you're super drunk in the morning,

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<v Greg>you know, they need something to, to wake you back up. This is the corpse survivor.

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<v Greg>Okay. Uh, so it is in this recipe that I'm using three quarters of an ounce

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<v Greg>of London dry gin, which is probably closest to what you use, which was, what was it?

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<v Jeff>Jagger bush.

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<v Greg>Jagger bush from pittsburgh distilling three quarters of

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<v Greg>an ounce of orange liqueur we went with uh contrail which i

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<v Greg>think is pretty much awesome in every place you

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<v Greg>get when you use it three quarters of an ounce uh lilac

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<v Greg>or cocky americano and that's what we use cocky

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<v Greg>americano because i don't know where you can get lilac anymore okay uh

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<v Greg>cocky americano is a fortified wine so keep it in the fridge all right uh and

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<v Greg>three quarters of an ounce of lemon juice so it's uh equal parts cocktail and

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<v Greg>then there was a dash of absinthe that was used to sort of coat the glass beforehand

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<v Greg>garnished with a lemon peel corpse survivor number two nice.

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<v Jeff>No is there a number one also i.

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<v Greg>Think that the weird thing is it's a lot of these things with the number two

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<v Greg>is the number one is they were just sort of different formulations uh and this is the one that,

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<v Greg>won out i guess you it would you know maybe it was a different base spirit right

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<v Greg>probably probably not bourbon at the time probably um randy uh pre-prohibition right.

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<v Jeff>Yeah so uh this is weird reviewing a cocktail but.

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<v Greg>Uh it's.

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<v Jeff>A it's a lemony cocktail so it's a hazy hazy yellow cloudy thing there's a lemon

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<v Jeff>peel sitting in the glass no.

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<v Greg>Ice because.

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<v Jeff>It's double strained i.

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<v Shannon>Definitely smell the absence.

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<v Greg>Which is good i think that's what you want you want to smell it and you want

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<v Greg>to like because that's pretty much all you want of it, you don't want it to

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<v Greg>really overwhelm the flavors here.

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<v Jeff>I want to get a little spritzer for the absinthe,

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<v Jeff>that's a good drink that's a drink that drink's gonna find its way out of the glass really quickly.

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<v Greg>Yeah i mean i think you taste the absinthe in there um i think you might want

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<v Greg>to pull out the khaki americana just have a little sip of that to see what that is is like just to,

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<v Greg>you know get the idea of what that's doing here yeah um but it's adding that

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<v Greg>little a little bit of i think kind of funkiness a little herbaceousness to it too um,

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<v Greg>i mean it's the primary you know it's the thing that's adding

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<v Greg>everything that's not gin and lemon juice and orange

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<v Greg>liqueur so it's it's the thing that's providing most of the flavor besides that

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<v Greg>absence but right i do think it's it's a really good drinker really um easy

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<v Greg>one to it goes down really easy this is not like this is not like a negroni

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<v Greg>where you're gonna sit with it a while you can probably down this pretty quick.

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<v Shannon>Yeah definitely um i think this would be really good over ice too.

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<v Greg>Yeah this would work well over ice um this was cool to um shaken and strained um I.

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<v Jeff>Guess it's probably normally served in a coupe or something like that.

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<v Greg>Yes, yeah. This would be, yeah, a coupe or maybe a Nicanora or something like that.

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<v Greg>Martini glass would work fine for it. But yeah, we're using these spielglau glasses.

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<v Jeff>Spielglau beer tulips. And it still tastes fine.

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<v Greg>Mmm.

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<v Jeff>Tart. there's a surprisingly sweet for not having any simple or anything added

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<v Jeff>to it you know it has a nice balance to it.

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<v Greg>Yeah I think that I think that might be the americano okay again we haven't

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<v Greg>tried that I haven't even like really tried that alone so I'm curious I know

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<v Greg>it's like one description I heard was it's gross in the best way so I like I

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<v Greg>mean I like gross in good ways that's up.

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<v Jeff>My alley for sure.

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<v Shannon>That's really good i.

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<v Greg>Was driving on the way here and i the car passed me and had a um took a picture

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<v Greg>make sure i could remember it uh and none of them i mean none of them got the actual,

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<v Greg>uh bumper sticker i was never able to get it but i do remember what it was okay

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<v Greg>because i thought it said it's green bumper sticker and i thought it said tacos are the answer,

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<v Greg>and I said that's a great bumper sticker and I look closer and it said trees

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<v Greg>are the answer and that like now I understand more of what you're saying but I agree with you less.

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<v Jeff>All right we have to have some CBR tacos are the answer bumper stickers.

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<v Shannon>We need to make shirts tacos are the answer.

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<v Greg>Answer yeah i mean the question doesn't seem doesn't really have to matter it certainly tacos.

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<v Jeff>Yeah they answer many things.

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<v Greg>Yeah i mean like they.

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<v Shannon>Just make things better.

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<v Greg>Academically it's not going to work very well for you like if you answer that

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<v Greg>on a test but in a lot of situations tacos is a.

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<v Jeff>Train leaves new york at 7.

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<v Greg>A.m at 60 miles.

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<v Jeff>Per hour greg gets on in cincinnati with a bag full of tacos.

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<v Greg>Well now this is more of a philosophy question it sounds like because there is no,

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<v Greg>there's no calculation needed there,

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<v Greg>so yes you were in seattle did you bring back any fun and beers we.

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<v Jeff>Didn't bring back any beer i don't think oh no we did we did it brought back

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<v Jeff>uh i got one from holy mountain yeah um i think we have a couple others i didn't

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<v Jeff>grab any for tonight but i could go switch one.

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<v Greg>You don't have to you don't have to um we didn't mention we mentioned it on

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<v Greg>our post show but for those of you who may not listen to the post show we did

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<v Greg>it last show we did um from milwaukee uh,

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<v Greg>spotted cow spotted cow and i wanted to test we didn't didn't do it on the main

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<v Greg>show but we did a sort of experiment on the post show that i think was very

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<v Greg>telling right because this was,

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<v Greg>this is something that that i experienced when i was in when i was in milwaukee which was,

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<v Greg>i got three versions of a spotted

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<v Greg>cat one in the bottle directly from the bottle one in the can or if you can

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<v Greg>one you know poured out or i think i may have gotten a draft at one point too

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<v Greg>right but while they were all were good out of the bottle directly out of the

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<v Greg>bottle seemed to me to be the better experience,

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<v Greg>which is weird.

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<v Jeff>Right, we've been telling people for almost 20 years not to drink your beer from a bottle.

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<v Greg>Right, right.

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<v Greg>And yet, we tested this, and I think we all came to the same agreement.

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<v Shannon>Mm-hmm.

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<v Greg>It was best out of the bottle. Yeah. It was. Yeah.

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<v Jeff>Why? We don't know. It was a glitch in the matrix, but it was best.

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<v Greg>Yeah. Obviously, you're not getting nearly as many volatiles around your nose.

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<v Greg>It was maltier, right? It felt more substantial, I guess.

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<v Greg>You didn't get a chance to try it as a can, but the can just kind of ruined

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<v Greg>everything in a way that I can't really describe because I don't have it in

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<v Greg>front of me, so it's hard for me to remember.

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<v Greg>But yeah, so something to add to the mysteries of the universe and perhaps something

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<v Greg>to think about in future experiments.

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<v Greg>There are certain cases where out of the bottle actually works.

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<v Jeff>Yeah. I mean, so Spotted Cow, if you are far enough away, is a light lager beer, right?

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<v Jeff>And I could imagine that family of Cremales and American Adjunct Lagers and things like that.

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<v Jeff>You know.

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<v Shannon>They call it a farmhouse, but you know.

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<v Jeff>Yeah. Well, but yeah, farmhouse, but it's still...

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<v Jeff>I don't know, drinking it blind, it's not Saison-y, it's more Cremale-y,

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<v Jeff>you know, it's, you know, on that side of a fence, if there's a fence.

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<v Jeff>And I could see that whole class of beers where if you can isolate,

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<v Jeff>uh, the maltiness, you know, make that crisp, you know, maltiness kind of come

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<v Jeff>through, I think it could help.

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<v Jeff>So maybe that's why, you know, I guess, i mean you mentioned how the malt was kind of brighter.

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<v Greg>Yeah it was just a weird yeah not something that that was at all what i expected

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<v Greg>going in but hey you've learned something new so what do we got on tap for the

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<v Greg>net for the beer we're gonna have all.

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<v Jeff>Right let's go to.

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<v Shannon>Hold on i've got to get in there so i can write down.

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<v Jeff>All right grab a bottle opener while you're there or grab the one that's back here that i can't see,

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<v Jeff>or the one.

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<v Greg>Order open the bottle with your mind i've.

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<v Jeff>Been working on that still not there still not there you.

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<v Greg>Need to do more mess.

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<v Jeff>Is that the key.

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<v Greg>Apparently like if you did all the mess then like you get like really strong

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<v Greg>superpowers i don't know how long you live but you'd get strong superpowers everything.

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<v Jeff>It's all in your mind they say.

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<v Greg>So that would definitely prove that's true all right the.

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<v Jeff>First beer we're going to do is a beer from hill farmstead which we brought

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<v Jeff>back from our trip last summer this is the sankt s-a-n-k-t 2019.

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<v Greg>Sankt so the the first thing that comes to mind when i hear of sankt here the

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<v Greg>word sank is what was it Sanko coffee which was the 80s Sanka the 80s instant coffee,

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<v Greg>yeah that the those wonderful you can still.

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<v Shannon>Find it apparently i.

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<v Greg>Mean yeah it's sad that instant coffee still exists although i bet there are

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<v Greg>some uses for it you can find like for example,

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<v Greg>in culinary applications let's say you wanted to use it for like a mix it with

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<v Greg>with um with the you know the potato stuff in in a box for kind of a breading

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<v Greg>yeah on fish or something I'm like, that might work.

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<v Shannon>Yeah.

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<v Greg>But let's see.

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<v Shannon>Saint.

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<v Shannon>The 2019.

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<v Greg>2019.

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<v Shannon>Now, are we rating the cocktails, too? Yeah. We are. We are. We're going to rank.

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<v Greg>We are. See, here's what I think. Okay.

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<v Greg>You know, when we started this show, part of the whole idea was to support the beer industry,

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<v Greg>support the craft beer industry, and make it so that everywhere you go,

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<v Greg>like our goal was that everywhere you go, you'd find craft beer.

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<v Greg>mission accomplished mission accomplished i mean that yeah like that so what's left,

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<v Greg>what's left for us to say now that everywhere i go i'm overwhelmed by the amount of craft beers.

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<v Jeff>I mean we could react and be like you know lager beer radio and just.

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<v Greg>Only do lagers but it so i feel

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<v Greg>like let's revel in our success

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<v Greg>such as it is i mean i can't call it our success but our dreams success right

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<v Greg>our goal was fulfilled what how much we had to do with it uh i will say this

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<v Greg>much the amount we had to do with it would have been replaced by somebody else had we not

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<v Greg>done it so it's not oh it totally it was.

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<v Jeff>Replaced and done better by.

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<v Greg>Lots of people so but you know we can revel in the fact that that happened which

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<v Greg>is great and also still do something about beer but not have to be like as i

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<v Greg>don't know just as tied to the industry and as tied to beer itself yeah.

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<v Jeff>I mean i don't i know that like we i have a habit of wanting to keep the show fairly straight.

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<v Jeff>But when you say like being tied to the industry, like I don't pay attention

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<v Jeff>to anything like we used to like, you know, beer news and all that other crap.

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<v Greg>So, and you're the one who suggested going to CBR.

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<v Jeff>Yeah.

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<v Greg>So instead of just craft beer radio, and I think it's a fine chronic establishment and reefer.

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<v Greg>so the one i see rebranding.

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<v Jeff>Next week we'll be back as chronic blunts and reefer.

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<v Greg>Well i guess that fits in other revelries right um the one i see on their website

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<v Greg>is uh 2021 so i don't see the 2019 version but they talk about line barrel aged amber ale,

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<v Greg>Six percent.

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<v Greg>Yeah.

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<v Jeff>Yeah. Let's see. Place in Burroughs, autumn of 2019, chose to condition in Wine

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<v Jeff>Burroughs. Previously had been home to Flora, Dorothy, and Art, amongst others.

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<v Jeff>After 15 months in the wood, uniquely expressive version of Sankt,

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<v Jeff>hands emerged. converged hmm and saint hans is that is that what this is okay then i have.

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<v Greg>Then i have saint hans.

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<v Jeff>I mean this just says sunk on the front though oh but on the back it says saint

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<v Jeff>hans and then uh maybe that's a blend i don't know two years in the bottle yes.

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<v Greg>Saint hans is the blend.

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<v Jeff>Maybe share consider and enjoy so yes let's get on to the we already shared it let's consider it so.

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<v Greg>Weirdly smells more alcohol-y to me than the cocktail did.

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<v Jeff>It's an amber color it's fairly clear like a light orangey tea kind of color woody,

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<v Jeff>there's a little bit of funk to it,

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<v Jeff>yeah like a wine oakiness is in there as well.

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<v Jeff>There's a wheat.

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<v Greg>That's what I'm getting. I expect it to be sour based on how it smells.

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<v Jeff>There's a rustic, almost like

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<v Jeff>a buckwheat aroma on it, but I'm not saying buckwheat's an ingredient.

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<v Shannon>Not as sour as I expected it to be.

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<v Jeff>It has a mouthfeel like lemonade, where it's kind of tangy.

00:17:37.382 --> 00:17:41.062
<v Jeff>It's almost like an Arnold Palmer, where it's lemonade and tea, isn't it?

00:17:41.082 --> 00:17:41.582
<v Shannon>Yes.

00:17:42.282 --> 00:17:48.442
<v Greg>That's an interesting call. The closest style-wise that immediately comes to mind is Albrun.

00:17:52.062 --> 00:17:57.582
<v Greg>But it's not. And Albrun doesn't have the deepness to it. It does have that

00:17:57.582 --> 00:17:58.762
<v Greg>kind of lemonade-y thing.

00:17:58.962 --> 00:18:04.942
<v Jeff>Yeah. There's not so much lemonade from, for me, lemonade's not like the straight

00:18:04.942 --> 00:18:07.822
<v Jeff>up flavor, but it's like that feel of it.

00:18:07.962 --> 00:18:08.442
<v Greg>Effervescence.

00:18:08.442 --> 00:18:13.522
<v Jeff>And then there is kind of a tea flavor. And the tartness from the lemon.

00:18:15.162 --> 00:18:19.262
<v Greg>Yeah. I think that in El Brown, there's more of a earthy mushroomy kind of thing

00:18:19.262 --> 00:18:22.322
<v Greg>going on. If, if, if, if not just pure woodiness.

00:18:23.942 --> 00:18:28.162
<v Jeff>The culture plays a bigger part in an El Brown, right? We get a little more

00:18:28.162 --> 00:18:29.842
<v Jeff>of that acetobacter and more funk.

00:18:30.002 --> 00:18:33.722
<v Jeff>This one has a light amount of funk to it, but it's pretty restrained.

00:18:35.722 --> 00:18:41.762
<v Greg>Yeah. You can tell the sour is not like a pure lactic sour, like an easy sour.

00:18:42.142 --> 00:18:45.182
<v Greg>But it's also not a particularly complex one either.

00:18:45.962 --> 00:18:50.202
<v Jeff>No. The barrels have had like 20 things in it. So I'm sure there's a culture

00:18:50.202 --> 00:18:51.862
<v Jeff>in the barrels that's contributing to it.

00:18:51.982 --> 00:18:52.262
<v Shannon>Mm-hmm.

00:18:54.762 --> 00:18:56.982
<v Jeff>This is really nice. I like this a lot.

00:18:56.982 --> 00:18:57.962
<v Shannon>Lot do you oh yeah.

00:18:57.962 --> 00:19:03.302
<v Greg>I think i i don't think it's bad i i do think it's a nice drinker but i also

00:19:03.302 --> 00:19:07.722
<v Greg>think it's i don't know i was expecting a little bit more i guess i was i was

00:19:07.722 --> 00:19:09.462
<v Greg>looking for a little bit more complexity that's.

00:19:09.462 --> 00:19:12.702
<v Shannon>The first thing i wrote down in my notes it's not very complex,

00:19:14.862 --> 00:19:22.622
<v Shannon>um i like it but it's not one that jumps out and says most of the hill farmstead I.

00:19:22.622 --> 00:19:23.162
<v Greg>Mean.

00:19:23.162 --> 00:19:28.402
<v Jeff>I agree. This one's not one we're going to wrap our hands around the glass and

00:19:28.402 --> 00:19:34.922
<v Jeff>revel for 20 minutes, but I do enjoy it. I think this would go great with a meal.

00:19:35.142 --> 00:19:37.582
<v Greg>With the mention of tea, I'm almost thinking kombucha.

00:19:41.365 --> 00:19:42.945
<v Greg>It kind of has a little bit of that.

00:19:43.185 --> 00:19:47.385
<v Jeff>Yeah. I'm trying to, like, my homemade kombucha is way more tangy than the store-bought stuff.

00:19:47.565 --> 00:19:51.025
<v Jeff>So I'm trying to think of, like, what store-bought stuff tastes like.

00:19:51.145 --> 00:19:53.305
<v Jeff>But I think you're on to something there.

00:19:53.945 --> 00:20:01.365
<v Shannon>See, I just taste too much like tea. Like a sweet tea.

00:20:01.465 --> 00:20:05.125
<v Greg>To me. Keep in mind, this is, we're in 2024, this is 2019.

00:20:05.125 --> 00:20:11.045
<v Jeff>19 it went into the barrels in 2019 spent 18 months in a barrel and then it

00:20:11.045 --> 00:20:18.465
<v Jeff>spent two years in the bottle yeah two years in the bottle okay so it was probably

00:20:18.465 --> 00:20:21.145
<v Jeff>just available for sale last summer so it's only.

00:20:21.145 --> 00:20:26.825
<v Greg>A year so so then this might very well be what they had here on on their sank

00:20:26.825 --> 00:20:30.525
<v Greg>page because it said it was only released once but the blend does look like

00:20:30.525 --> 00:20:33.205
<v Greg>2019 right the oops Oops.

00:20:33.265 --> 00:20:33.945
<v Shannon>Sorry.

00:20:36.105 --> 00:20:39.125
<v Shannon>Singular blend was 2019. So yeah. Yeah.

00:20:39.425 --> 00:20:44.925
<v Greg>So this is, so if you go to Hill Farmstead and look for Sankt right now,

00:20:45.085 --> 00:20:51.525
<v Greg>as of June 14th, this is what you'll see.

00:20:55.545 --> 00:21:01.345
<v Greg>And this was, but this was the release on 21st. Or I'm sorry, that 2021.

00:21:02.965 --> 00:21:14.585
<v Greg>Oh, well, I don't know. So this had three years to, to become more complex in the bottle.

00:21:14.625 --> 00:21:18.245
<v Greg>And really, if it did, then what was it in the beginning?

00:21:18.345 --> 00:21:18.705
<v Shannon>Mm-hmm .

00:21:22.552 --> 00:21:28.092
<v Greg>I just save your money. Like there are other Hill farm sets that are, that are better.

00:21:30.852 --> 00:21:34.512
<v Greg>And I can't imagine this was like a $4 bottle.

00:21:35.612 --> 00:21:38.872
<v Jeff>No, probably not. I don't think anything there was. No,

00:21:41.292 --> 00:21:44.312
<v Jeff>I enjoy it. Um, it is a light one.

00:21:45.232 --> 00:21:48.932
<v Jeff>If I remembered how much I paid for it, I might have an opinion of,

00:21:49.012 --> 00:21:55.512
<v Jeff>well, your money might be better spent in something more interesting but that

00:21:55.512 --> 00:21:59.792
<v Jeff>ship has sailed and it's just a beer in the fridge and i opened it and.

00:21:59.792 --> 00:22:00.912
<v Greg>It's true really.

00:22:00.912 --> 00:22:03.232
<v Jeff>Enjoying it so yeah.

00:22:03.232 --> 00:22:07.392
<v Greg>You definitely are enjoying it way more than shanda tonight because yeah.

00:22:07.392 --> 00:22:09.512
<v Shannon>I'm actually giving them the rest of mine.

00:22:09.512 --> 00:22:12.752
<v Greg>I should say shandon and me although i

00:22:12.752 --> 00:22:15.732
<v Greg>shouldn't even say that because i watched a

00:22:15.732 --> 00:22:21.852
<v Greg>good good video about how all this grammatical stuff that we go on is such like

00:22:21.852 --> 00:22:33.972
<v Greg>it's a very cultural thing but linguists find it silly all.

00:22:33.972 --> 00:22:35.252
<v Jeff>Right let's go to this one.

00:22:35.252 --> 00:22:39.212
<v Greg>The whole point of languages is that they change the.

00:22:39.212 --> 00:22:45.832
<v Jeff>Two hunchers and it's oh it's a sour yeah i guess we can do this your hop farm that you brought the.

00:22:45.832 --> 00:22:46.372
<v Greg>Save room.

00:22:46.372 --> 00:22:50.872
<v Jeff>Grapefruit brulee will be the next beer these.

00:22:50.872 --> 00:22:56.572
<v Greg>Are two hop farms i bought today i uh have not tried either of them i think

00:22:56.572 --> 00:23:00.812
<v Greg>we're saving one for another show so this one is i'm.

00:23:00.812 --> 00:23:02.472
<v Shannon>Sorry it's a hop farm.

00:23:02.472 --> 00:23:08.132
<v Jeff>Hop farm it is save room grapefruit brulee.

00:23:15.654 --> 00:23:17.414
<v Greg>So they have another save room

00:23:17.414 --> 00:23:21.994
<v Greg>that was a peach cobbler. So it looks like this is their dessert beer.

00:23:24.074 --> 00:23:27.914
<v Jeff>Yeah, I believe the label at the bottom says Dessert Sour Series.

00:23:37.094 --> 00:23:41.994
<v Jeff>Pours a hazy amber, same color as the last one. So it looks like an orange-ish

00:23:41.994 --> 00:23:43.974
<v Jeff>tea kind of color. It's hazy.

00:23:43.974 --> 00:23:49.074
<v Greg>So I will say the undisputed champions of the dessert beer in the Pittsburgh

00:23:49.074 --> 00:23:53.894
<v Greg>area have to be Hitchhiker.

00:23:54.314 --> 00:23:59.014
<v Greg>They are pretty much every one they make is pretty fantastic.

00:23:59.674 --> 00:24:01.594
<v Jeff>The Jelly Doughnut can be pretty good.

00:24:01.734 --> 00:24:03.234
<v Shannon>Yeah, it can.

00:24:03.394 --> 00:24:06.574
<v Jeff>We had some Creamsicle. It was pretty good.

00:24:06.834 --> 00:24:08.274
<v Shannon>Yeah, the Orange Creamsicle.

00:24:08.274 --> 00:24:14.254
<v Jeff>I mean there's so one of the ones that stand out is one of shannon's like first craft beers actually,

00:24:14.814 --> 00:24:18.414
<v Jeff>was when platform beer company is not even around anymore but they were out

00:24:18.414 --> 00:24:22.394
<v Jeff>in cleveland they paired up with prantles bakery here in pittsburgh and did

00:24:22.394 --> 00:24:26.654
<v Jeff>an almond tort beer yeah and uh which.

00:24:26.654 --> 00:24:30.814
<v Greg>Was you know so there was a big deal made because there was some website that

00:24:30.814 --> 00:24:32.694
<v Greg>called it the best cake in america.

00:24:32.694 --> 00:24:39.314
<v Jeff>Yeah yeah some so the prantles some the prantles yeah was was riding high so

00:24:39.314 --> 00:24:43.194
<v Jeff>they made a beer with it and it was pretty good beer but i don't know no.

00:24:43.194 --> 00:24:45.154
<v Shannon>It was got me turned on to.

00:24:45.154 --> 00:24:47.374
<v Jeff>Figured you would chime in and that.

00:24:47.374 --> 00:24:53.474
<v Shannon>Was definitely what got me turned into or turned on to craft beer because oh.

00:24:53.474 --> 00:24:54.534
<v Greg>Beer can be this.

00:24:54.534 --> 00:25:01.134
<v Shannon>Yeah yeah i was very much a wine drinker and And, you know, in my past life,

00:25:01.194 --> 00:25:07.554
<v Shannon>I drank beer, but it was the Goldtron, you know, things like that.

00:25:07.634 --> 00:25:09.614
<v Jeff>Thanks to Blue Mountains on the label, you know.

00:25:09.934 --> 00:25:12.594
<v Greg>Yeah. The coldest beer there is.

00:25:13.114 --> 00:25:13.534
<v Shannon>Yeah.

00:25:16.383 --> 00:25:25.203
<v Greg>Now, when it comes to the beer-flavored beers, I prefer Hop Farm to Hitchhiker,

00:25:25.323 --> 00:25:27.203
<v Greg>and I think it's because I really prefer the yeast.

00:25:28.883 --> 00:25:34.143
<v Greg>But I'm not, I haven't been as convinced by the dessert series from Hop Farm, so let's see.

00:25:35.303 --> 00:25:38.183
<v Jeff>I'm curious what Grapefruit Brulee is, right?

00:25:38.243 --> 00:25:43.823
<v Jeff>It sounds like it's going to be kind of a more bitter plus sweet tied together kind of thing.

00:25:44.143 --> 00:25:47.963
<v Greg>Well, you think? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, obviously, it's playing off a creme brulee, right?

00:25:48.143 --> 00:25:48.463
<v Jeff>Yeah.

00:25:49.203 --> 00:25:51.603
<v Greg>But with grapefruit. Can I say they can't?

00:25:51.603 --> 00:25:52.303
<v Jeff>Yeah, for sure.

00:25:55.143 --> 00:26:03.043
<v Shannon>I'm not... On the nose, I'm not getting grapefruit. Yeah, I agree. I'm not getting a lot.

00:26:03.103 --> 00:26:07.043
<v Jeff>It's kind of just an amber, kind of toasty malt aroma is the main aroma.

00:26:07.403 --> 00:26:08.363
<v Shannon>Yeah, toasty.

00:26:08.423 --> 00:26:14.603
<v Greg>This is 8%. They say conditioned on grapefruit along with caramel and Madagascar vanilla.

00:26:15.103 --> 00:26:16.023
<v Shannon>Oh, that's why.

00:26:17.883 --> 00:26:21.443
<v Jeff>All right. Moving on to the flavor. Yeah, don't waste your time on the aroma.

00:26:21.483 --> 00:26:23.483
<v Jeff>You're not going to find anything. But the flavor delivers something.

00:26:23.923 --> 00:26:29.763
<v Jeff>You do get the grapefruit. You do get kind of like a...

00:26:30.743 --> 00:26:32.223
<v Shannon>Oh, I'm tasting the caramel.

00:26:32.863 --> 00:26:36.383
<v Jeff>Yeah, to me, it doesn't really come across like brulee. It comes across more

00:26:36.383 --> 00:26:40.103
<v Jeff>like a con leche cake or something like that.

00:26:40.243 --> 00:26:43.723
<v Jeff>You know, like one of those Mexican cakes with the milk and,

00:26:43.763 --> 00:26:45.763
<v Jeff>you know, it's kind of soggy and i.

00:26:45.763 --> 00:26:48.283
<v Shannon>Don't know that i've ever had one.

00:26:48.283 --> 00:26:50.323
<v Greg>Oh they're very good but um,

00:26:53.843 --> 00:26:56.563
<v Greg>i'm getting out here this is weird for me

00:26:56.563 --> 00:27:00.563
<v Greg>i feel like i'm i feel like i need something to cleanse my palate because i'm

00:27:00.563 --> 00:27:06.223
<v Greg>getting just kind of i'm getting the grapefruit i feel that there's the vanilla

00:27:06.223 --> 00:27:13.543
<v Greg>and caramel at the edge but but i'm just not getting it at all so i'm gonna

00:27:13.543 --> 00:27:16.523
<v Greg>have a a little of the cocky Americano, hoping that will cleanse my palate.

00:27:16.523 --> 00:27:21.023
<v Jeff>Okay, I was going to run into some saltines, but if you want to go with a liqueur

00:27:21.023 --> 00:27:24.463
<v Jeff>instead, sounds like a great way to cleanse the palate.

00:27:26.003 --> 00:27:31.683
<v Shannon>I mean, I think that the sourness that we're getting here is similar to what

00:27:31.683 --> 00:27:34.103
<v Shannon>we had last time, and so it's confusing me a bit.

00:27:35.631 --> 00:27:37.291
<v Shannon>Would anybody else like a sip of this?

00:27:37.371 --> 00:27:37.991
<v Jeff>I would, yes.

00:27:41.111 --> 00:27:43.031
<v Jeff>My Glenclaren's right there behind the Applejack.

00:27:43.511 --> 00:27:45.271
<v Shannon>Actually, that one's mine, but it's okay.

00:27:46.231 --> 00:27:46.971
<v Jeff>I don't know.

00:27:47.131 --> 00:27:47.771
<v Shannon>I don't know.

00:27:47.811 --> 00:27:52.891
<v Jeff>I think mine got used to poor lemon juice. I don't know. Yeah.

00:27:53.191 --> 00:27:54.691
<v Jeff>It's holding lemon juice right now.

00:27:54.951 --> 00:27:55.491
<v Shannon>Oh, no.

00:27:57.231 --> 00:28:03.331
<v Jeff>It's all right. All right. Well, Greg is pouring us some of the fortified wine,

00:28:03.411 --> 00:28:05.711
<v Jeff>Americano. I don't even know what it's called.

00:28:07.931 --> 00:28:14.191
<v Jeff>Americano. What's going on in the world today?

00:28:16.751 --> 00:28:21.011
<v Jeff>I saw the Supreme Court said that bump stocks are illegal, so that's fun. Yay.

00:28:22.271 --> 00:28:28.991
<v Shannon>Alex Jones is bankruptcy.

00:28:29.911 --> 00:28:30.991
<v Jeff>Come back on mic.

00:28:30.991 --> 00:28:34.091
<v Shannon>Yeah, I don't think it's going to pick up what you're saying,

00:28:34.191 --> 00:28:35.811
<v Shannon>Greg, until you get back here.

00:28:38.171 --> 00:28:42.351
<v Jeff>Yeah, what's Alex Jones up to? I saw his face was on the title screen for last

00:28:42.351 --> 00:28:43.631
<v Jeff>week tonight, but I didn't look into it.

00:28:43.771 --> 00:28:47.991
<v Greg>Well, his bankruptcy went from, for his personal bankruptcy,

00:28:48.291 --> 00:28:50.511
<v Greg>he owes like a billion plus dollars.

00:28:51.611 --> 00:28:56.271
<v Greg>His personal bankruptcy, which he went into to try to hold up on paying,

00:28:56.431 --> 00:29:00.431
<v Greg>has gone from Chapter 11, which is restructuring, to Chapter 7, which is liquidation.

00:29:01.891 --> 00:29:09.491
<v Greg>his chapter 11 for free speech systems, which is an eight, which is info wars

00:29:09.491 --> 00:29:12.171
<v Greg>has today been dismissed,

00:29:12.971 --> 00:29:16.971
<v Greg>which means that they can't stop creditors from just trying to take it apart.

00:29:17.351 --> 00:29:21.731
<v Greg>So, but there's still a bunch of legal shenanigans to go. It's not like things

00:29:21.731 --> 00:29:24.231
<v Greg>have stopped. So cookie Americano.

00:29:26.551 --> 00:29:29.891
<v Jeff>Funky or gross in a weird way or a good way or anything. It's just, uh.

00:29:33.138 --> 00:29:33.938
<v Shannon>Oh, that's different.

00:29:37.298 --> 00:29:40.318
<v Greg>There's like a little banana apple thing.

00:29:42.638 --> 00:29:44.538
<v Shannon>I'm getting some kind of,

00:29:46.938 --> 00:29:48.758
<v Shannon>like a... It's not an almond.

00:29:49.718 --> 00:29:55.918
<v Greg>What's that thing that's like a tangerine, but like not... It starts with a C, maybe.

00:29:56.638 --> 00:29:57.118
<v Jeff>Clementine?

00:29:57.438 --> 00:29:59.158
<v Greg>No, I guess not.

00:29:59.298 --> 00:30:00.358
<v Jeff>I mean, I'm getting more of...

00:30:00.358 --> 00:30:02.458
<v Shannon>There's some sort of a peanut, and I can't.

00:30:03.138 --> 00:30:08.678
<v Jeff>I'm getting something along the side, something, some, some herb that's along

00:30:08.678 --> 00:30:11.338
<v Jeff>the lines of anise or something like that.

00:30:12.978 --> 00:30:15.178
<v Jeff>It's not anise, I don't think. I think it's something different.

00:30:16.298 --> 00:30:19.298
<v Greg>Yeah, I don't think it's, I definitely don't think it's anise.

00:30:20.258 --> 00:30:26.098
<v Greg>Yeah, some rooty thing, right? Some like, not sassafras, but maybe kind of related.

00:30:29.898 --> 00:30:34.658
<v Jeff>It's not too different. It's surprisingly similar to the flavors I was getting

00:30:34.658 --> 00:30:36.218
<v Jeff>in the chartreuse when we tried that earlier.

00:30:37.058 --> 00:30:40.358
<v Greg>Really? Because the chartreuse has like 200 ingredients.

00:30:40.378 --> 00:30:44.618
<v Jeff>That one's sweeter, but I was still getting kind of that root spice is kind

00:30:44.618 --> 00:30:46.478
<v Jeff>of the distinctive thing.

00:30:47.998 --> 00:30:53.018
<v Greg>Well, we'll try the chartreuse a little bit later. Hopefully this has given me some...

00:30:55.918 --> 00:30:57.098
<v Shannon>I like this.

00:30:58.558 --> 00:31:05.098
<v Jeff>Yeah, it's not... it's like the babiest of baby fernet broncos you know like

00:31:05.098 --> 00:31:10.778
<v Jeff>where it has some herbal spicing but it's like such a light touch compared to

00:31:10.778 --> 00:31:13.118
<v Jeff>yeah smashing you in the face it's.

00:31:13.118 --> 00:31:19.918
<v Greg>Not even like aperol to campari it's even it's even less um yeah.

00:31:19.918 --> 00:31:22.758
<v Jeff>Yeah that's good i like that.

00:31:29.089 --> 00:31:29.989
<v Greg>Back to.

00:31:29.989 --> 00:31:32.549
<v Jeff>The grapefruit brulee experiment.

00:31:32.549 --> 00:31:34.729
<v Greg>Failed yeah.

00:31:34.729 --> 00:31:40.909
<v Jeff>It kind of didn't make the beer taste better back to water for palate palate cleansing.

00:31:49.309 --> 00:31:51.469
<v Greg>I'm just not getting anything other than.

00:31:54.549 --> 00:31:55.989
<v Jeff>Grapefruit paleo kind of thing.

00:31:55.989 --> 00:31:56.829
<v Greg>Yeah yeah.

00:31:56.829 --> 00:31:59.909
<v Jeff>It's not really sour they call it a dessert sour cereal.

00:31:59.909 --> 00:32:02.189
<v Shannon>No there's nothing sour it.

00:32:02.189 --> 00:32:04.589
<v Jeff>Doesn't really bring sour maybe a little bit but.

00:32:04.589 --> 00:32:09.169
<v Greg>There's a little bit there's just but it's pure lactic um easy sour.

00:32:09.169 --> 00:32:14.089
<v Shannon>Is it me or does it also taste like tea like unsweet tea.

00:32:14.089 --> 00:32:18.669
<v Greg>It's not just yeah there's a bit of it there.

00:32:20.609 --> 00:32:25.669
<v Jeff>We're just doing it to you we're getting all the beers that have essence of tea in it unsweet.

00:32:25.669 --> 00:32:30.889
<v Shannon>I like sweet tea i'm from the south.

00:32:30.889 --> 00:32:35.909
<v Greg>Well yeah you're from the south like so you

00:32:35.909 --> 00:32:41.589
<v Greg>know it's funny because sweet tea is basically sugar with a little with a little

00:32:41.589 --> 00:32:49.129
<v Greg>little bit of tea in it yeah and it's hummingbird yeah yeah um very very southern

00:32:49.129 --> 00:32:54.669
<v Greg>and then when you realize how much sugar is in coca-cola you say oh i now i

00:32:54.669 --> 00:32:55.829
<v Greg>see why it comes from atlanta,

00:33:04.309 --> 00:33:10.049
<v Greg>Like the last one. It's not bad, but it's not... There's nothing there.

00:33:11.369 --> 00:33:13.089
<v Jeff>Yeah. There's...

00:33:15.409 --> 00:33:16.249
<v Shannon>It's not something I...

00:33:16.249 --> 00:33:18.929
<v Jeff>Having it on tap at Hop Farm, it's like, next. Yeah.

00:33:18.929 --> 00:33:22.349
<v Greg>And 8%, save your sobriety.

00:33:22.589 --> 00:33:22.929
<v Jeff>Yeah.

00:33:23.529 --> 00:33:24.909
<v Shannon>Is it 8%? Yeah.

00:33:26.349 --> 00:33:30.309
<v Jeff>I mean, I kind of like the grapefruit flavor that's in it, but...

00:33:32.349 --> 00:33:35.549
<v Jeff>Not all by its lonesome. It doesn't seem worth it.

00:33:36.829 --> 00:33:39.829
<v Jeff>So let's mix up the desserts and let's go with this bad boy.

00:33:39.949 --> 00:33:44.109
<v Jeff>This is Everywhere and Nowhere from Angry Chair Brewing.

00:33:48.289 --> 00:33:54.109
<v Jeff>On the back it says Imperial Sweet Stout with Coconut and those Black and White Cookies.

00:34:03.609 --> 00:34:04.049
<v Jeff>okay,

00:34:07.849 --> 00:34:11.709
<v Jeff>and it's probably super big so i'm just going to pour a slight porous here we

00:34:11.709 --> 00:34:13.229
<v Jeff>can always come back to it sorry i.

00:34:13.229 --> 00:34:17.029
<v Shannon>Should grab that and handed it over.

00:34:17.029 --> 00:34:23.169
<v Jeff>Are we gonna play this every time we get a beer from angry chair i.

00:34:23.169 --> 00:34:28.429
<v Greg>Don't know about every time but it you name your brewery angry chair.

00:34:30.829 --> 00:34:32.269
<v Jeff>Where is the ABV of this?

00:34:32.289 --> 00:34:34.109
<v Greg>Ooh, now there is a smell.

00:34:36.449 --> 00:34:38.369
<v Shannon>Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho!

00:34:41.668 --> 00:34:42.388
<v Shannon>Oh my god.

00:34:42.608 --> 00:34:45.488
<v Greg>Toasted mushroom. It's toasted marshmallows.

00:34:46.148 --> 00:34:49.888
<v Shannon>And chocolate s'mores. I mean, s'mores.

00:34:50.228 --> 00:34:54.768
<v Shannon>Well, the chocolate isn't it's not a milk chocolate.

00:34:54.948 --> 00:34:58.828
<v Shannon>What kind of chocolate is that? Because it's not milk and it's not a dark chocolate.

00:34:59.048 --> 00:35:00.428
<v Jeff>It's like a Belgian chocolate.

00:35:01.188 --> 00:35:01.668
<v Shannon>Belgian?

00:35:01.868 --> 00:35:04.728
<v Jeff>Yeah. There's a little bit of chocolate syrup kind of smell.

00:35:04.868 --> 00:35:05.228
<v Shannon>Oh.

00:35:05.548 --> 00:35:06.028
<v Greg>Yeah.

00:35:06.348 --> 00:35:08.148
<v Shannon>Chocolate syrup. That's what I'm...

00:35:08.148 --> 00:35:09.588
<v Greg>And maybe a little bit of.

00:35:10.408 --> 00:35:17.168
<v Jeff>You know you totally i'm getting the oreos i'm getting the oreo yes oreo well

00:35:17.168 --> 00:35:20.448
<v Jeff>that's that's because i don't know if you were you might have been reading but

00:35:20.448 --> 00:35:25.988
<v Jeff>it says with coconut in those black and white cookies and if you look at that

00:35:25.988 --> 00:35:29.788
<v Jeff>oh my god you look at the label there's oreos and oreo monster okay.

00:35:29.788 --> 00:35:34.708
<v Greg>All right yeah now once it's pointed out it's it's kind of awful.

00:35:34.708 --> 00:35:37.228
<v Jeff>It's right there there it is.

00:35:37.228 --> 00:35:37.988
<v Greg>It's an oreo.

00:35:37.988 --> 00:35:45.528
<v Jeff>Smells so good it does it does smell good smells like an oreo blizzard in the

00:35:45.528 --> 00:35:47.568
<v Jeff>best way right yeah on steroids.

00:35:47.568 --> 00:35:51.228
<v Greg>Yeah now how do i twist this open to get the cream.

00:35:51.228 --> 00:35:58.708
<v Jeff>It's already in there oh my goodness yeah i already took a sip all right.

00:35:58.708 --> 00:36:00.948
<v Shannon>I i so i I haven't taken a sip yet.

00:36:00.948 --> 00:36:03.948
<v Greg>You didn't see my mind? Just the water's blue.

00:36:04.708 --> 00:36:12.808
<v Greg>Through the roof. This is dark with no, I mean, maybe the tan highlights.

00:36:12.908 --> 00:36:16.708
<v Greg>There's really no head on it. You can barely see any carbonation. Sip it.

00:36:17.928 --> 00:36:20.768
<v Greg>Sip it. Sip it. Sip it.

00:36:22.628 --> 00:36:23.208
<v Greg>Sip it. I will.

00:36:23.388 --> 00:36:25.448
<v Shannon>Sip it. Sip it.

00:36:27.788 --> 00:36:31.788
<v Greg>Well now you're making me like that just makes me want to draw it out.

00:36:32.988 --> 00:36:34.788
<v Jeff>You do you do you,

00:36:49.391 --> 00:36:51.971
<v Jeff>he just gave an approving he gave.

00:36:51.971 --> 00:36:53.351
<v Greg>A reluctant but approving.

00:36:53.351 --> 00:36:57.731
<v Shannon>Nod and oh that that expression just now that was.

00:36:57.731 --> 00:37:02.971
<v Greg>That's that at all it needed for me to breathe in some air,

00:37:03.871 --> 00:37:12.551
<v Greg>to get the final bit of that cream which would stop the bitterness right yeah

00:37:12.551 --> 00:37:18.491
<v Greg>right so So, yeah, I was taking it slowly and analyzing it bit by bit.

00:37:18.751 --> 00:37:23.691
<v Greg>And yeah, if you just took the black cookie from the Oreo and just ate it,

00:37:23.771 --> 00:37:26.171
<v Greg>it's a bitter chocolate cookie.

00:37:26.391 --> 00:37:31.171
<v Jeff>It's like known to be not a very good cookie.

00:37:31.371 --> 00:37:35.811
<v Jeff>They're not popular outside the United States, apparently, because the crackers

00:37:35.811 --> 00:37:37.731
<v Jeff>are too bitter and the cream is too sweet.

00:37:37.931 --> 00:37:44.771
<v Jeff>And actually, Hydrox are like a better sandwich cookie. people say.

00:37:45.611 --> 00:37:48.791
<v Jeff>I haven't done the research to draw my own conclusion.

00:37:50.851 --> 00:37:52.551
<v Shannon>Dear God, this is delicious.

00:37:53.631 --> 00:37:55.031
<v Greg>But when you then breathe in

00:37:55.031 --> 00:38:02.831
<v Greg>and it just sort of opens up the sweetness and you get a liquid Oreo and,

00:38:06.036 --> 00:38:06.836
<v Greg>I have no complaints.

00:38:07.256 --> 00:38:12.196
<v Jeff>Yeah. The mouthfeel is smooth and silky and thick.

00:38:12.356 --> 00:38:17.096
<v Jeff>It isn't quite melted milkshake thick.

00:38:17.316 --> 00:38:17.776
<v Shannon>No, no.

00:38:18.916 --> 00:38:25.136
<v Jeff>But it has that density of flavor you think of when you're getting the best of a melted milkshake.

00:38:25.296 --> 00:38:25.516
<v Greg>Yeah.

00:38:26.796 --> 00:38:35.036
<v Shannon>I think it tastes like double stuffed Oreo cookies that you would put in a blender.

00:38:35.036 --> 00:38:38.036
<v Shannon>so it's got a lot more of the cream.

00:38:38.036 --> 00:38:44.056
<v Jeff>You know there's coconut added to this too which i'm not well necessarily picking

00:38:44.056 --> 00:38:47.676
<v Jeff>out specifically coconut i'm.

00:38:47.676 --> 00:38:49.536
<v Shannon>Getting a little bit of the coconut but.

00:38:49.536 --> 00:38:56.556
<v Greg>I think it's there to add a little bit of toastiness to it and and it this is just my you know.

00:38:56.556 --> 00:38:58.276
<v Jeff>Off the the wall kind of like.

00:38:58.276 --> 00:39:04.996
<v Greg>I i think i taste it sort of at the end of the bitterness of the of the chocolate

00:39:04.996 --> 00:39:11.376
<v Greg>as like the the way to round that out and move it into the sweetness which.

00:39:11.376 --> 00:39:12.256
<v Jeff>I assume.

00:39:12.256 --> 00:39:13.076
<v Greg>Comes from milk sugar.

00:39:13.076 --> 00:39:15.036
<v Jeff>It's just so fucking good i.

00:39:15.036 --> 00:39:16.936
<v Shannon>Caught but then i caught the gnat.

00:39:18.236 --> 00:39:23.076
<v Jeff>Spit it just protein it's fine make him spit his make him spit the beer out i did.

00:39:24.616 --> 00:39:25.596
<v Greg>In my mouth.

00:39:25.596 --> 00:39:29.436
<v Jeff>You know the joke right yeah.

00:39:29.436 --> 00:39:30.336
<v Greg>Yeah yeah an.

00:39:30.336 --> 00:39:33.656
<v Jeff>Englishman an irishman and a scottish man are

00:39:33.656 --> 00:39:37.256
<v Jeff>at the bar and uh flies fly

00:39:37.256 --> 00:39:41.696
<v Jeff>fall into all three of their beers and they're drinking guinness i guess and

00:39:41.696 --> 00:39:46.256
<v Jeff>uh the the englishman pushes the beer away and asks the barkeep to give him

00:39:46.256 --> 00:39:51.636
<v Jeff>a new one the irishman begrudgingly fishes the fly out and drinks the rest of

00:39:51.636 --> 00:39:54.416
<v Jeff>the beer the scott reaches in there, grabs the fly,

00:39:54.576 --> 00:39:57.156
<v Jeff>holds it over the glass and yells at it, spit it out, spit it out.

00:40:00.736 --> 00:40:03.276
<v Shannon>So what's interesting about this one is.

00:40:07.107 --> 00:40:08.287
<v Greg>How much of this could you drink?

00:40:09.927 --> 00:40:10.927
<v Shannon>What's the ABV?

00:40:11.067 --> 00:40:15.627
<v Jeff>It doesn't say. It's probably around 10 or 12. Probably.

00:40:18.627 --> 00:40:22.507
<v Jeff>How much? I mean, some people...

00:40:22.507 --> 00:40:23.127
<v Shannon>This is enough for me.

00:40:23.367 --> 00:40:26.847
<v Jeff>It depends on how high I was. Well, so some people say like,

00:40:26.927 --> 00:40:29.827
<v Jeff>oh, that cake's too chocolatey. I can't eat too much of that cake.

00:40:31.167 --> 00:40:36.167
<v Jeff>I've never been that person. person so never being that person i could probably

00:40:36.167 --> 00:40:37.747
<v Jeff>drink a lot of this i don't,

00:40:39.627 --> 00:40:44.387
<v Jeff>i'm not to the point where this is like oh well this beer is great but i can

00:40:44.387 --> 00:40:50.067
<v Jeff>only drink a third of a can no no i think i could drink the whole can i would

00:40:50.067 --> 00:40:53.567
<v Jeff>be blitzed at the end of it yeah this is 10.5.

00:40:53.567 --> 00:40:58.327
<v Greg>Um according to untapped yeah is it okay um,

00:41:01.547 --> 00:41:05.607
<v Greg>This is one of those beers where it's like, you're going to have one and love

00:41:05.607 --> 00:41:12.007
<v Greg>it, or you're going to buy a 12-pack and you're just going to be downing it,

00:41:12.107 --> 00:41:14.687
<v Greg>and you're going to get diabetes real quick.

00:41:16.307 --> 00:41:19.547
<v Shannon>It's one of those lonely nights when you're sitting at home,

00:41:19.607 --> 00:41:22.907
<v Shannon>and instead of eating ice cream all night, you're going to just drink these, right?

00:41:22.947 --> 00:41:26.147
<v Greg>Yeah, because you're just going to be watching something, smoking a dupe,

00:41:26.147 --> 00:41:27.587
<v Greg>and be like, I'm going to pour this back.

00:41:27.587 --> 00:41:30.727
<v Shannon>I think like half the can is for the right serving size. Yeah.

00:41:30.887 --> 00:41:31.287
<v Greg>Yeah.

00:41:32.307 --> 00:41:33.287
<v Jeff>Half the can.

00:41:33.847 --> 00:41:35.327
<v Shannon>It's very sweet.

00:41:36.167 --> 00:41:37.267
<v Jeff>Eight ounce serving.

00:41:41.047 --> 00:41:44.887
<v Shannon>Woof. Man, is it good. You guys want topped off or do you want to save this

00:41:44.887 --> 00:41:46.787
<v Shannon>for me? Let's save it for the after show.

00:41:46.967 --> 00:41:47.367
<v Greg>Oh, okay.

00:41:47.687 --> 00:41:48.367
<v Jeff>Either or.

00:41:48.607 --> 00:41:51.547
<v Greg>I would save it for the after show, but only if you put it in the fridge.

00:41:51.707 --> 00:41:52.167
<v Shannon>Mm-hmm.

00:41:52.207 --> 00:41:53.447
<v Jeff>Yeah, put it in the fridge.

00:41:57.587 --> 00:41:59.347
<v Greg>I feel like if this were warm.

00:42:00.107 --> 00:42:02.127
<v Shannon>Yeah, no, you're right.

00:42:08.247 --> 00:42:10.487
<v Jeff>All right. Our next beer.

00:42:12.487 --> 00:42:13.327
<v Greg>Our next beer.

00:42:13.507 --> 00:42:18.267
<v Jeff>It's going to be an interesting one because I got a quick sour.

00:42:18.447 --> 00:42:21.907
<v Jeff>It's Ergoza from Dancing Gnome.

00:42:23.247 --> 00:42:30.327
<v Jeff>so i i got this one kind of like i'm so sick of kettle sours but you know this

00:42:30.327 --> 00:42:36.387
<v Jeff>one's not foo-foo kettle sour something dessert beer this is called air goza

00:42:36.387 --> 00:42:39.187
<v Jeff>so hopefully it's a good goza.

00:42:41.367 --> 00:42:43.347
<v Greg>It is from dancing no it.

00:42:43.347 --> 00:42:47.287
<v Jeff>Comes from a good birdie so air.

00:42:47.287 --> 00:42:48.587
<v Greg>Goes is that like air bud,

00:42:51.387 --> 00:42:54.907
<v Greg>there's nothing in the rule book that says gozes can't play basketball.

00:42:54.907 --> 00:43:02.547
<v Jeff>Oh it's aged in tequila barrels and conditioned on lime zest orange peel for

00:43:02.547 --> 00:43:05.447
<v Jeff>delightful notes of tart citron blah blah blah.

00:43:08.184 --> 00:43:15.924
<v Greg>So I have a tequila thing where, you know, when I was in my early 20s,

00:43:15.924 --> 00:43:17.524
<v Greg>I drank too much tequila.

00:43:17.524 --> 00:43:25.964
<v Greg>And so tequila has become the thing that, unfortunately, you know, my body tries to reject.

00:43:26.244 --> 00:43:28.284
<v Jeff>I'll give you a light pour until you like it.

00:43:28.304 --> 00:43:28.644
<v Shannon>How about that?

00:43:28.844 --> 00:43:34.164
<v Greg>Yeah, that's probably useful. I've, you know, I'm nearly 50.

00:43:34.324 --> 00:43:39.464
<v Greg>It's been a while. while my my body has come around a little bit but still not.

00:43:39.464 --> 00:43:44.304
<v Shannon>Enough to enjoy tequila unfortunately time to get out of the trauma that happened

00:43:44.304 --> 00:43:50.344
<v Shannon>to me when i was 20 oh look like i said i tried a lot because i want to.

00:43:50.344 --> 00:43:59.724
<v Jeff>Right and greg is more um mind over you know like feel like you know like if

00:43:59.724 --> 00:44:04.384
<v Jeff>he puts his mind to it he does it right like he learns quantum mechanics and

00:44:04.384 --> 00:44:07.904
<v Jeff>all the other the things but he can't convince his body to drink yes.

00:44:07.904 --> 00:44:12.444
<v Greg>It's a it's a sore subject because i want.

00:44:12.444 --> 00:44:12.964
<v Jeff>To drink.

00:44:12.964 --> 00:44:17.784
<v Greg>Some like i've had people give me like amazing shots of like you know the age patron.

00:44:17.784 --> 00:44:18.944
<v Jeff>And it's like i.

00:44:18.944 --> 00:44:20.824
<v Greg>See why that's good.

00:44:20.824 --> 00:44:24.644
<v Jeff>I've never i mean i have had good tequilas and

00:44:24.644 --> 00:44:29.664
<v Jeff>i've loved them all the time i don't know why i don't have like a small tequila

00:44:29.664 --> 00:44:34.684
<v Jeff>selection like i have a big bourbon selection because tequila is yummy i just

00:44:34.684 --> 00:44:42.384
<v Jeff>haven't have to go to mexico we'll do a tequila tour i guess sure i think.

00:44:42.384 --> 00:44:45.444
<v Greg>I was telling you you know i'm kind of getting into brandy and i may start doing

00:44:45.444 --> 00:44:51.024
<v Greg>that with brandy because it's it's pretty good and.

00:44:51.024 --> 00:44:51.604
<v Jeff>I And I think it's.

00:44:51.604 --> 00:44:57.864
<v Greg>Like bourbon to me is often too harsh.

00:44:57.904 --> 00:45:02.864
<v Greg>Whereas brandy I feel like is more on my level.

00:45:02.964 --> 00:45:03.364
<v Jeff>Okay.

00:45:06.784 --> 00:45:09.864
<v Greg>Okay. So this, this is almost champagne colored.

00:45:10.064 --> 00:45:12.184
<v Jeff>Yeah. Look how clear you don't see that every day.

00:45:14.264 --> 00:45:16.064
<v Shannon>And I'm getting a lot of vanilla.

00:45:18.384 --> 00:45:23.144
<v Shannon>Is it a vanilla or is it? Almost like a cream.

00:45:23.704 --> 00:45:28.764
<v Jeff>So it might be the oakiness from the barrels, or it might be from the previous beer.

00:45:28.904 --> 00:45:29.904
<v Greg>Probably from the previous beer.

00:45:31.044 --> 00:45:32.524
<v Shannon>I rinsed my glass, though.

00:45:32.604 --> 00:45:34.684
<v Jeff>I know, I know. I'm just saying. It was a very sticky beer.

00:45:35.004 --> 00:45:35.584
<v Shannon>Yeah, it was.

00:45:36.124 --> 00:45:42.384
<v Jeff>So if it's not oak tannins, an oak character, this just has lime zest and orange

00:45:42.384 --> 00:45:44.404
<v Jeff>peel added to it, other than the barrel aging.

00:45:47.304 --> 00:45:47.904
<v Shannon>That's tart.

00:45:48.084 --> 00:45:49.624
<v Greg>It's tart. It's...

00:45:52.304 --> 00:45:55.124
<v Greg>I'll give this for them. It's not a...

00:45:58.511 --> 00:46:05.191
<v Greg>Like urine Goza, right? The Gozas that are just like cheap and easy and they just end up.

00:46:05.211 --> 00:46:08.611
<v Jeff>No, this, I mean, this one, if you're looking for it, you can taste,

00:46:08.751 --> 00:46:10.131
<v Jeff>you can tell that it's salted.

00:46:10.431 --> 00:46:14.831
<v Jeff>It helps like dissipate the sourness. So it kind of is tart up front,

00:46:14.911 --> 00:46:16.691
<v Jeff>but it's levels out really quickly.

00:46:18.051 --> 00:46:24.431
<v Jeff>I think the Goza part of this is well done. It's not too tart. It's not too salty.

00:46:24.811 --> 00:46:27.511
<v Jeff>The lime zest in there plays in really well.

00:46:28.291 --> 00:46:33.831
<v Greg>The i can taste the tequila in here yeah and i it's coming through and and i

00:46:33.831 --> 00:46:39.091
<v Greg>think that if you if you like that then you're gonna at least enjoy that a little

00:46:39.091 --> 00:46:46.191
<v Greg>bit it's not a lot which is good for me because it means i'm not being not rejecting it um it's.

00:46:46.191 --> 00:46:53.971
<v Shannon>Very everything Everything is very subtle, but it's not very well blended. Yeah.

00:46:54.291 --> 00:46:57.391
<v Shannon>And I like it.

00:46:58.331 --> 00:47:03.231
<v Greg>I think this is very well done. I am...

00:47:04.571 --> 00:47:08.291
<v Greg>This is not because of the tequila stuff. This is just not something I would

00:47:08.291 --> 00:47:11.411
<v Greg>remember in general. But I...

00:47:13.913 --> 00:47:18.953
<v Greg>have no qualms about recommending it to somebody who wants a decent drinker

00:47:18.953 --> 00:47:22.293
<v Greg>that also has a little bit of a tequila vibe to it.

00:47:22.633 --> 00:47:27.213
<v Greg>I think this might be a good introduction for people who, to beer for people

00:47:27.213 --> 00:47:30.333
<v Greg>who, you know, no drinks.

00:47:30.353 --> 00:47:33.253
<v Jeff>But, but yeah, I mean, this is kind of a,

00:47:34.633 --> 00:47:41.253
<v Jeff>kind of along the lines of, you'd think like a, a tequila sunrise cocktail or

00:47:41.253 --> 00:47:45.013
<v Jeff>something like that, you know, like one of those canned cocktails that has you

00:47:45.013 --> 00:47:48.133
<v Jeff>know the spirits and other things,

00:47:49.613 --> 00:47:53.513
<v Jeff>i mean there there's i guess there is still barley malt in this i mean you can

00:47:53.513 --> 00:47:56.513
<v Jeff>actually we haven't talked about it but there is a barley malt flavor so it's

00:47:56.513 --> 00:48:04.453
<v Jeff>not like it's a a clear um neutral base on this thing but it the flavors that it does bring,

00:48:05.233 --> 00:48:11.133
<v Jeff>makes me think like you know put an umbrella in this glass and you know drink it on a hot day.

00:48:12.433 --> 00:48:15.953
<v Greg>Well since we have a cocktail here let's go to the next cocktail.

00:48:15.953 --> 00:48:17.313
<v Jeff>Next cocktail and.

00:48:17.313 --> 00:48:19.033
<v Shannon>I'm.

00:48:19.033 --> 00:48:20.273
<v Greg>Going to uh i.

00:48:20.273 --> 00:48:23.873
<v Shannon>Still have to finish this one that's cool no by all means this is getting a

00:48:23.873 --> 00:48:27.373
<v Shannon>little tight from here and.

00:48:27.373 --> 00:48:29.413
<v Jeff>We are back and rolling all.

00:48:29.413 --> 00:48:39.473
<v Greg>Right what we have in front of us is um a version of champs elisis elisis um

00:48:39.473 --> 00:48:44.793
<v Greg>this is normally made with yellow green chartreuse i have yellow chartreuse.

00:48:44.793 --> 00:48:46.553
<v Jeff>Shame shame.

00:48:46.553 --> 00:48:51.833
<v Greg>I could only afford the i mean i could afford the green chartreuse but i couldn't

00:48:51.833 --> 00:48:56.673
<v Greg>find it i could find the yellow chartreuse which was 70 dollars so So.

00:48:56.673 --> 00:49:03.673
<v Jeff>That's for you. That's it's crazy that like you, you make the only thing there's no substitutes.

00:49:03.673 --> 00:49:03.973
<v Greg>Yeah.

00:49:04.313 --> 00:49:06.873
<v Jeff>I guess you can come in to whatever price you want. It's crazy.

00:49:06.913 --> 00:49:08.273
<v Jeff>People make cocktails with that crap.

00:49:08.333 --> 00:49:13.913
<v Greg>We have in our little bottle here, shed chartreuse. And if you just, wow. Like, like.

00:49:15.435 --> 00:49:18.535
<v Jeff>It smells like gin. There's a juniper floral thing going.

00:49:18.955 --> 00:49:21.195
<v Greg>But there's so much.

00:49:21.355 --> 00:49:24.475
<v Jeff>There's a little bit of anise or something in there too.

00:49:28.555 --> 00:49:32.795
<v Jeff>I was surprised how gin-like it was when I first smelled it and tasted it.

00:49:33.115 --> 00:49:36.235
<v Shannon>In particular, the Castle and Key.

00:49:37.435 --> 00:49:40.415
<v Jeff>It is sweeter. There's a lot more leftover sweetness.

00:49:41.535 --> 00:49:48.375
<v Jeff>sweetness oh that castling that that castling key gin burns like i don't know

00:49:48.375 --> 00:49:53.395
<v Jeff>if that's like barrel proof or what that was it seemed it was way hotter than i expected it to.

00:49:53.395 --> 00:49:59.935
<v Greg>Be so when you have a taste of this you see why oh wow this is amazing on its

00:49:59.935 --> 00:50:04.955
<v Greg>own like this is this is i don't know it's got a million ingredients into it

00:50:04.955 --> 00:50:08.475
<v Greg>it's got got like a root beer thing going on it's got.

00:50:10.215 --> 00:50:11.455
<v Shannon>Definitely root beer.

00:50:11.555 --> 00:50:17.535
<v Greg>Yeah. It's got so much going on, and it's balanced. So apparently the yellow

00:50:17.535 --> 00:50:18.995
<v Greg>version is sweeter than the green version.

00:50:19.275 --> 00:50:19.775
<v Jeff>Okay.

00:50:20.875 --> 00:50:26.015
<v Shannon>So now I'm picking up a black licorice, which I don't like black licorice.

00:50:26.415 --> 00:50:30.315
<v Shannon>But it blends really well with everything else.

00:50:30.355 --> 00:50:34.695
<v Shannon>So it's not making me go, oh, I can't drink this.

00:50:35.475 --> 00:50:39.935
<v Greg>Yeah, these are all monks that make this crap. and and that's why it's so expensive

00:50:39.935 --> 00:50:47.195
<v Greg>because they only make a certain amount and um but yeah it's it's special apparently

00:50:47.195 --> 00:50:54.315
<v Greg>the the other thing about this is that this ages extraordinarily well like if you found old like.

00:50:54.315 --> 00:50:55.415
<v Jeff>A bottle from the 50s.

00:50:55.415 --> 00:50:59.395
<v Greg>Yeah jesus yeah so and.

00:50:59.395 --> 00:51:04.475
<v Jeff>It has 200 ingredients and so So it's surely going to cure whatever ailment you have.

00:51:05.935 --> 00:51:08.655
<v Shannon>Oh my God. So good. Isn't that great?

00:51:08.855 --> 00:51:13.795
<v Greg>And that's like, yeah, it's a, it's a wow ingredient. Yeah.

00:51:15.412 --> 00:51:19.312
<v Greg>So I was glad to have gotten that bottle. Champs-Elysees.

00:51:19.332 --> 00:51:25.212
<v Greg>So this has the base is brandy. I'm using Hennessy for this.

00:51:27.352 --> 00:51:31.532
<v Greg>It's one quarter ounce brandy, a half ounce of green chartreuse.

00:51:31.612 --> 00:51:35.292
<v Greg>I'm using yellow for this. Three quarters of an ounce lemon juice.

00:51:36.412 --> 00:51:41.732
<v Greg>This is straight lemon juice that I just squeezed out.

00:51:41.732 --> 00:51:47.712
<v Greg>out simple syrup uh half ounce because it's the yellow i dropped it down to

00:51:47.712 --> 00:51:59.092
<v Greg>about an eighth or so uh of an ounce and angostura bitters shaken strained champs.

00:51:59.092 --> 00:52:06.992
<v Jeff>All right so this one's um looks like from the lemon juice there's like particular

00:52:06.992 --> 00:52:10.032
<v Jeff>like he double strained it but there's still like citrus bits,

00:52:10.212 --> 00:52:12.952
<v Jeff>like tiny little stuff in there.

00:52:13.092 --> 00:52:14.132
<v Shannon>Yeah, there's definitely a little bit.

00:52:14.132 --> 00:52:17.352
<v Jeff>I won't quite call it pulp, but and then it's kind of an amber color.

00:52:19.692 --> 00:52:25.812
<v Jeff>The aroma's interesting. It's tart and kind of sweet on the aroma.

00:52:27.072 --> 00:52:29.312
<v Jeff>Must be the Hennessy coming through, I would think.

00:52:34.852 --> 00:52:41.892
<v Greg>The way to make your chartreuse last longer? Is some of the way I would describe it, this cocktail.

00:52:42.792 --> 00:52:48.192
<v Greg>Because it kind of brings out some of those. But like, you would almost say,

00:52:48.372 --> 00:52:52.532
<v Greg>chill my chartreuse, give me this much, and it's going to be a better drink.

00:52:55.792 --> 00:53:00.352
<v Greg>But he can't do that. He can't have this much chartreuse all the time.

00:53:01.672 --> 00:53:03.792
<v Greg>So give it a shot. See what you think.

00:53:09.572 --> 00:53:14.632
<v Jeff>Greg really likes the lemon juice based because i do paper planes yeah based

00:53:14.632 --> 00:53:18.152
<v Jeff>on that right i mean you come up with really good ones i.

00:53:18.152 --> 00:53:19.312
<v Greg>Mean i don't come up with any of these.

00:53:19.312 --> 00:53:25.112
<v Jeff>I know i know but you you find them and bring them to us where i i don't go

00:53:25.112 --> 00:53:32.692
<v Jeff>down that lemon juice as the the key ingredient um when i pick out cocktails

00:53:32.692 --> 00:53:36.392
<v Jeff>i'm gonna have to start doing it i guess but just not lemons and limes.

00:53:36.392 --> 00:53:38.092
<v Greg>I have always have lemons and limes now.

00:53:38.092 --> 00:53:40.132
<v Jeff>And just.

00:53:40.132 --> 00:53:43.052
<v Greg>Like you can't i i

00:53:43.052 --> 00:53:47.892
<v Greg>don't i've tried the store boss stuff it doesn't compare lemons and limes are

00:53:47.892 --> 00:53:52.232
<v Greg>easy to get relatively easy to get in bulk and all you need is like a couple

00:53:52.232 --> 00:53:54.012
<v Greg>things to like that little citrus

00:53:54.012 --> 00:54:01.972
<v Greg>squeezer cost me you know four bucks on amazon and um yeah it's always.

00:54:01.972 --> 00:54:06.512
<v Jeff>Yeah and then i have a juicer like that and it's a glass one that i forget i

00:54:06.512 --> 00:54:10.852
<v Jeff>don't know if i got it from my mom you probably got it at the church cell or

00:54:10.852 --> 00:54:14.232
<v Jeff>i got it at the church cell one or the other i don't have a memory of getting

00:54:14.232 --> 00:54:16.992
<v Jeff>a church cell though so so.

00:54:16.992 --> 00:54:22.932
<v Greg>Yeah hennessy not a particularly wonderful brandy but it's fine um the,

00:54:25.152 --> 00:54:33.312
<v Greg>the chartreuse is the major player here the lemon is kind of um tamping down

00:54:33.312 --> 00:54:38.172
<v Greg>the brandy's attempt to overwhelm the chartreuse, I think, and then some of

00:54:38.172 --> 00:54:39.552
<v Greg>the chartreuse flavors are coming through.

00:54:42.192 --> 00:54:43.612
<v Greg>That's my pick on it.

00:54:43.812 --> 00:54:52.232
<v Jeff>Yeah. I would have said that the lemon seems to kind of boost the chartreuse,

00:54:52.272 --> 00:54:57.272
<v Jeff>but probably by tamping down the sweetness from the brandy.

00:55:06.803 --> 00:55:08.063
<v Jeff>That's not a bad cocktail.

00:55:08.203 --> 00:55:10.263
<v Shannon>What's this called again? Champs.

00:55:10.663 --> 00:55:10.863
<v Greg>Elises.

00:55:11.483 --> 00:55:11.943
<v Jeff>Elises.

00:55:14.723 --> 00:55:17.803
<v Greg>This was the first cocktail I tried when I got the chartreuse.

00:55:18.363 --> 00:55:23.143
<v Greg>And I was like, whoa. I hadn't tried the chartreuse alone. I was like, whoa.

00:55:24.783 --> 00:55:26.743
<v Greg>Whoa, that is different and cool.

00:55:29.223 --> 00:55:32.403
<v Jeff>One of the ones that are on my list to try, I'm going to require your champagne,

00:55:33.023 --> 00:55:37.503
<v Jeff>is the French 75. 75 i'm gonna give that a try.

00:55:37.503 --> 00:55:39.143
<v Greg>French 75 let's see,

00:55:43.183 --> 00:55:52.343
<v Greg>yes the french 75 is gin simple syrup lemon juice and champagne yeah that that reminds me,

00:55:53.283 --> 00:56:01.803
<v Greg>a lot it's not quite the same but it reminds me a lot of the um um the bee's knees oh.

00:56:01.803 --> 00:56:03.343
<v Jeff>He made that for us i.

00:56:03.343 --> 00:56:04.743
<v Greg>Didn't i.

00:56:04.743 --> 00:56:05.423
<v Jeff>Thought you did.

00:56:05.423 --> 00:56:06.603
<v Greg>Yeah i know yeah oh.

00:56:06.603 --> 00:56:08.623
<v Jeff>You talked about it when you were making us cocktails maybe.

00:56:08.623 --> 00:56:13.143
<v Greg>I did um which is just gin and honey and um lemon juice.

00:56:13.143 --> 00:56:15.323
<v Jeff>Well we could do that tonight,

00:56:19.152 --> 00:56:23.312
<v Jeff>How to drink. He's talked about the French 75 a couple times.

00:56:23.432 --> 00:56:24.972
<v Jeff>I've been wanting to try that out.

00:56:25.412 --> 00:56:27.592
<v Jeff>But I don't usually have champagne on hand.

00:56:29.632 --> 00:56:32.032
<v Shannon>Although we did have some a couple of weeks ago.

00:56:32.312 --> 00:56:37.312
<v Jeff>Oh yeah, that was fun. A couple weeks ago, our friend Craig had,

00:56:37.312 --> 00:56:42.132
<v Jeff>there's this photographer that does a bunch of different things.

00:56:44.892 --> 00:56:48.852
<v Jeff>But he comes to that maker camp that we went to last fall and he shoots headshots

00:56:48.852 --> 00:56:50.352
<v Jeff>in black and white for everyone.

00:56:50.552 --> 00:56:54.892
<v Jeff>And there's a line, like a big long line. Well, he was actually like in Pittsburgh

00:56:54.892 --> 00:56:58.072
<v Jeff>last week or two weeks ago in Cannonsburg.

00:56:58.172 --> 00:57:02.372
<v Jeff>And then in the evening, he came up to the forge and we all went,

00:57:02.532 --> 00:57:07.492
<v Jeff>like his friends all went and had headshots and we paid a portion of, you know, the fee.

00:57:07.832 --> 00:57:10.472
<v Jeff>And oh my goodness, his name is Mark Adams.

00:57:10.652 --> 00:57:11.712
<v Shannon>And he's phenomenal.

00:57:12.032 --> 00:57:15.092
<v Jeff>Takes stuff like, he captures your soul.

00:57:15.472 --> 00:57:19.852
<v Jeff>So we got some really great photos. We took like three pairs of clothing changes,

00:57:20.132 --> 00:57:21.332
<v Jeff>you know, to get different photos.

00:57:21.912 --> 00:57:26.552
<v Jeff>And, um, and then Craig said to bring champagne for Sobhraj,

00:57:26.752 --> 00:57:32.512
<v Jeff>you're sabering the top of the bottle off and, uh, in trying to get pictures

00:57:32.512 --> 00:57:37.352
<v Jeff>of that, Craig went first and he'd done it a thousand times. So it went fine.

00:57:37.472 --> 00:57:42.832
<v Jeff>And then when I went, either my bottle wasn't cold enough or I was a little

00:57:42.832 --> 00:57:46.392
<v Jeff>too exuberant, but the whole thing went, I'll show you the video.

00:57:46.392 --> 00:57:51.292
<v Jeff>but the whole thing and then a little bit later Shanna went and gee they did

00:57:51.292 --> 00:57:53.312
<v Jeff>it like a boss and she surprised herself.

00:57:55.712 --> 00:58:01.832
<v Shannon>Well I have to post that video on Discord and let everybody see it that was

00:58:01.832 --> 00:58:06.132
<v Shannon>fun some of the pictures too we should put those on Discord too.

00:58:07.312 --> 00:58:09.832
<v Jeff>Or you can just go on the Nerly Burl Instagram and.

00:58:09.832 --> 00:58:10.672
<v Shannon>See that they could do that,

00:58:13.282 --> 00:58:17.062
<v Shannon>They could do that. This is good. I like this.

00:58:17.162 --> 00:58:21.702
<v Shannon>I think I like this one more than the first cocktail that you made.

00:58:23.702 --> 00:58:30.202
<v Greg>I mean, there's more dynamicism to it, right?

00:58:30.402 --> 00:58:33.102
<v Greg>There's more flavor to it because of the chartreuse.

00:58:35.062 --> 00:58:40.522
<v Greg>Yeah, the court survivor is more of a, all right, wake up. And this is like,

00:58:40.702 --> 00:58:42.522
<v Greg>all right, sit down and enjoy yourself.

00:58:44.322 --> 00:58:46.262
<v Jeff>Yeah, both very good cocktails.

00:58:46.522 --> 00:58:47.082
<v Shannon>Mm-hmm.

00:58:48.382 --> 00:58:56.102
<v Greg>Yeah, both lemon forward. I think that next cocktail, we probably will have this in post-show.

00:58:57.822 --> 00:59:02.462
<v Greg>Diamond Back, which is rye, yellow chartreuse, and apple brandy.

00:59:03.002 --> 00:59:03.922
<v Shannon>Mm-hmm.

00:59:05.302 --> 00:59:07.542
<v Greg>That might be amazing.

00:59:08.702 --> 00:59:13.802
<v Jeff>All right, so this next beer. I am looking forward to this. So we haven't had an Oxbow in a while.

00:59:13.922 --> 00:59:19.722
<v Jeff>Oh, if you remember Oxbow is the best brewery we found in New England last year.

00:59:19.982 --> 00:59:22.982
<v Jeff>Amazing sours. It's the one that we almost didn't go to.

00:59:23.202 --> 00:59:28.822
<v Jeff>And then one of our listeners was like, must go, gotta go to Oxbow.

00:59:29.062 --> 00:59:31.862
<v Jeff>So we made one more stop on the night.

00:59:32.662 --> 00:59:34.142
<v Shannon>So we rinse our glasses.

00:59:34.782 --> 00:59:36.042
<v Jeff>Yeah, let's do it.

00:59:36.122 --> 00:59:37.482
<v Shannon>Let's let's do a quick rant.

00:59:39.982 --> 00:59:41.882
<v Greg>Doing a quick rants.

00:59:42.982 --> 00:59:48.722
<v Jeff>Yeah oxbow had um they have this amazing sour program this is a sour that we're

00:59:48.722 --> 00:59:56.582
<v Jeff>here in a moment but like the wall for sale was just like overwhelming like probably,

00:59:58.482 --> 01:00:04.582
<v Jeff>60 different bottles of kinds of beer you can get like of different sour treatments

01:00:04.582 --> 01:00:08.142
<v Jeff>and things like that don't take your shark.

01:00:11.782 --> 01:00:14.422
<v Shannon>That's like four dollars yeah.

01:00:14.422 --> 01:00:21.422
<v Jeff>Oxford was amazing and so glad we went and then you know the beers we've had since,

01:00:22.082 --> 01:00:27.142
<v Jeff>haven't disappointed so hopefully this one's another one that's on par this

01:00:27.142 --> 01:00:31.482
<v Jeff>is armor amorous A-M-O-R-U-S, amorous.

01:00:32.122 --> 01:00:35.122
<v Jeff>Mixed fermentation farmhouse ale with rhubarb.

01:00:40.679 --> 01:00:47.259
<v Jeff>rhubarb huh yep all of these bottles that are you know wild i pour what was

01:00:47.259 --> 01:00:54.979
<v Jeff>it called amorous yeah i pour very gently trying not to rouse the yeasty critters

01:00:54.979 --> 01:00:56.139
<v Jeff>at the bottom of the bottle.

01:00:57.699 --> 01:00:59.419
<v Greg>So they called a grisette.

01:01:02.459 --> 01:01:10.499
<v Jeff>Grisettes are a belgian after work kind of beer it actually stands for like the gray girl,

01:01:11.459 --> 01:01:14.739
<v Jeff>and what it is comes from

01:01:14.739 --> 01:01:19.019
<v Jeff>is when the miners would come out of the mine there would be a bunch of grisettes

01:01:19.019 --> 01:01:25.279
<v Jeff>gray girl great little girls in or young women in gray they're gray outfits

01:01:25.279 --> 01:01:30.259
<v Jeff>with pails of beer to sell to the miners as they come out of the mine.

01:01:30.339 --> 01:01:32.119
<v Jeff>So that's where Grisette comes from.

01:01:33.539 --> 01:01:34.899
<v Shannon>Did not know that.

01:01:35.119 --> 01:01:41.099
<v Greg>So this is fermented with bread and blended with rhubarb juice, so expect it to be sour.

01:01:42.039 --> 01:01:46.139
<v Greg>5.5% aged and stainless.

01:01:47.399 --> 01:01:47.999
<v Jeff>Stainless?

01:01:50.019 --> 01:01:56.479
<v Jeff>All right. Beer pours fairly clear. I bet you the top of the bottle was super

01:01:56.479 --> 01:01:59.919
<v Jeff>clear, but we poured three samples without rousing too much sediment.

01:02:02.339 --> 01:02:07.859
<v Jeff>The aroma is kind of closed off. For me, it is a little wheat-like.

01:02:08.959 --> 01:02:11.059
<v Jeff>What did you say the ABV is on this?

01:02:11.139 --> 01:02:13.059
<v Greg>5.5. Definitely wheat.

01:02:13.339 --> 01:02:18.599
<v Jeff>Yeah. So, yeah, grissets are normally low-alcohol beers. 5 is probably on the

01:02:18.599 --> 01:02:20.039
<v Jeff>high side for many grissets.

01:02:23.039 --> 01:02:25.179
<v Shannon>Not really getting a lot on the nose.

01:02:25.179 --> 01:02:31.519
<v Jeff>No i mean it is it is a little like you know it's a it's a refresher kind of

01:02:31.519 --> 01:02:39.259
<v Jeff>beer it's not gonna so hopefully it gives us maybe a little bit of tang or lemon on the nose.

01:02:43.450 --> 01:02:51.690
<v Greg>Yeah that's a grisette like it it's kind of table biggerish in terms of its body and.

01:02:51.690 --> 01:02:59.130
<v Jeff>It has actually has a good body it has has a light but full body you're.

01:02:59.130 --> 01:03:04.990
<v Greg>Right you're right i should yeah it's table beer in terms of flavor yeah but

01:03:04.990 --> 01:03:07.150
<v Greg>his body is is more substantial yeah.

01:03:07.150 --> 01:03:10.530
<v Jeff>Yeah i'm just trying to say yes it reminds

01:03:10.530 --> 01:03:15.810
<v Jeff>me of grisette bearded mars ours are beer to guard you know table beer kind

01:03:15.810 --> 01:03:23.710
<v Jeff>of thing but this one specifically has a much fuller malty body it but it's

01:03:23.710 --> 01:03:28.050
<v Jeff>not it's still dry and it's attenuated it doesn't come across as too sweet yeah.

01:03:28.050 --> 01:03:30.130
<v Greg>It really ends dry uh.

01:03:33.370 --> 01:03:38.230
<v Jeff>Has a little bit of a tang to it there that kind of lemon vibe of the beer the

01:03:38.230 --> 01:03:40.890
<v Jeff>last cocktail kind Kind of pulls through on this, right?

01:03:40.970 --> 01:03:45.810
<v Jeff>Because the way the tartness comes out.

01:03:53.490 --> 01:03:55.090
<v Shannon>This is an everyday beer.

01:03:55.730 --> 01:03:57.190
<v Greg>This is an everyday beer.

01:03:57.270 --> 01:03:59.510
<v Shannon>But sort of an exceptional version. Mm-hmm.

01:04:01.430 --> 01:04:06.770
<v Greg>I'm impressed by how well made this is.

01:04:06.770 --> 01:04:12.430
<v Shannon>Yeah, well, being like inspecting.

01:04:12.430 --> 01:04:19.150
<v Jeff>Inspective of a 5% farmhouse beer that.

01:04:19.150 --> 01:04:27.950
<v Greg>Has very little in the way of like overt flavors is just kind of very subtle.

01:04:27.950 --> 01:04:35.210
<v Greg>And if there was a mistake made at any point, it would be extraordinarily obvious

01:04:35.210 --> 01:04:37.150
<v Greg>here, more obvious than like,

01:04:41.769 --> 01:04:47.289
<v Greg>Like the taste here is as well machined as like a Budweiser,

01:04:47.389 --> 01:04:57.509
<v Greg>like in terms of, in, in, in terms of they have really worked the screws to nail it.

01:04:57.569 --> 01:05:00.309
<v Greg>So it's perfected in what they're trying to do here.

01:05:00.469 --> 01:05:02.769
<v Jeff>Yeah. It definitely punches above its weight. Yeah.

01:05:02.869 --> 01:05:04.709
<v Greg>And I'm very impressed by this.

01:05:04.769 --> 01:05:11.289
<v Jeff>It delivers way more than you could ask for, for a 5% Grisette.

01:05:12.009 --> 01:05:15.169
<v Greg>Now that said like if you just

01:05:15.169 --> 01:05:21.609
<v Greg>had this open this up and and we're like i'm gonna have a a beer beer and this

01:05:21.609 --> 01:05:28.989
<v Greg>would almost be like water because if you're not inspecting this for how beautifully

01:05:28.989 --> 01:05:32.829
<v Greg>made it is a lot of this would be lost on you if.

01:05:32.829 --> 01:05:38.929
<v Jeff>You had if you had this at oxbow in the middle of a flight of years if you had this at a bottle share,

01:05:41.109 --> 01:05:46.669
<v Jeff>the competition that it's in yeah and the competition had tonight is stiff too

01:05:46.669 --> 01:05:49.929
<v Jeff>for a couple of years but i mean we're really rating.

01:05:49.929 --> 01:05:50.709
<v Shannon>A lot of different.

01:05:50.709 --> 01:05:55.649
<v Greg>Things here very different things but i do want to just point out the only reason

01:05:55.649 --> 01:06:00.809
<v Greg>why i think this beer is very high up on my list of stuff we drank tonight is

01:06:00.809 --> 01:06:05.209
<v Greg>because we're a show that really investigates deeply.

01:06:05.209 --> 01:06:05.809
<v Jeff>Into these.

01:06:05.809 --> 01:06:11.089
<v Greg>Things and if we were to show they're just like uh you know taste it or not

01:06:11.089 --> 01:06:17.509
<v Greg>blah blah blah then this would a lot of this would be lost so.

01:06:19.409 --> 01:06:26.629
<v Jeff>I've had a bunch of beers called grisette this one is the cleanest most attenuated,

01:06:29.429 --> 01:06:32.149
<v Jeff>drinkable a lot of them like a

01:06:32.149 --> 01:06:34.909
<v Jeff>lot of them leave more sweetness on the table yeah

01:06:34.909 --> 01:06:37.529
<v Jeff>and that messes with the whole vibe of the

01:06:37.529 --> 01:06:40.549
<v Jeff>beer yeah either that or more yeastiness or

01:06:40.549 --> 01:06:43.949
<v Jeff>something but like this to me is kind

01:06:43.949 --> 01:06:48.549
<v Jeff>of if i wanted to give you a mile marker that everyone listening would know

01:06:48.549 --> 01:06:54.109
<v Jeff>i would say like start at orval yes and then walk away from there towards malt

01:06:54.109 --> 01:07:01.349
<v Jeff>you know like like that So it's like it's in the vicinity of Orval and so good and so dry.

01:07:01.469 --> 01:07:03.089
<v Shannon>Too, which is it is.

01:07:06.549 --> 01:07:09.129
<v Greg>Like a really dry champagne, like it's.

01:07:14.087 --> 01:07:21.507
<v Jeff>Yeah, you're right. It does. It has a champagne finish, but with a different twist to that flavor.

01:07:21.607 --> 01:07:25.267
<v Jeff>Instead of it going sweet grape, it goes kind of dry malt.

01:07:25.967 --> 01:07:32.107
<v Jeff>I don't have tons of champagne, but when we were subranging champagne bottles,

01:07:32.327 --> 01:07:35.927
<v Jeff>we were having the $20 champagnes that are at the state store.

01:07:36.167 --> 01:07:39.007
<v Jeff>And that stuff was way sweeter and grapier at the end.

01:07:39.267 --> 01:07:42.767
<v Jeff>And this is kind of the the same vibe but man.

01:07:42.767 --> 01:07:49.567
<v Greg>The gumption you have to have just to make this and sell it right because like

01:07:49.567 --> 01:07:57.287
<v Greg>this is not gonna be you know your your your double imperial stout chocolate.

01:07:57.287 --> 01:08:05.067
<v Jeff>Bomb thing this is it's on the spectrum of things oxbow does right and i don't

01:08:05.067 --> 01:08:08.487
<v Jeff>know if this is part of their their main lineup or if this was like a one-time

01:08:08.487 --> 01:08:12.947
<v Jeff>thing i could totally see this as a one-time thing and people buying the hell

01:08:12.947 --> 01:08:17.067
<v Jeff>out of it now if it's always there compared to everything else they do,

01:08:17.727 --> 01:08:21.607
<v Jeff>maybe it can survive i'm not saying it can't but it's a different story completely

01:08:21.607 --> 01:08:26.047
<v Jeff>and that's where you're kind of thinking like oh this is this takes some some

01:08:26.047 --> 01:08:32.127
<v Jeff>nuts to make um if they keep it around yeah if they're doing it as a one-time

01:08:32.127 --> 01:08:37.087
<v Jeff>thing i think their clientele would buy it up and just Just drink it and it'd be worth it.

01:08:37.147 --> 01:08:43.667
<v Greg>Sure. Still, like, though, I don't know. Like, this is not...

01:08:46.086 --> 01:08:50.926
<v Greg>And no one's going to have this and hate it. I think it's kind of impossible.

01:08:52.066 --> 01:08:54.906
<v Greg>But at the same time, people are going to have this and be like,

01:08:55.006 --> 01:08:57.106
<v Greg>I want my hops or something like that, right?

01:08:57.566 --> 01:08:59.166
<v Jeff>Yeah. Or a bigger sour.

01:08:59.366 --> 01:09:00.706
<v Shannon>Or I want a beer flavored beer.

01:09:00.806 --> 01:09:01.326
<v Greg>Right, yeah.

01:09:01.546 --> 01:09:05.106
<v Jeff>I mean, it would be a bigger, I mean, if you're at Oxbow, you're going to probably

01:09:05.106 --> 01:09:07.486
<v Jeff>want, oh, I want more funk.

01:09:07.706 --> 01:09:09.106
<v Greg>Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

01:09:09.426 --> 01:09:13.726
<v Jeff>Or this is tarred, but not funky. And it's so dry.

01:09:13.726 --> 01:09:16.206
<v Greg>Or it's like, no, this is perfect.

01:09:18.446 --> 01:09:21.386
<v Greg>This is like perfectly done.

01:09:23.026 --> 01:09:25.806
<v Jeff>Yeah, I'd have to agree. I love that. That's so good.

01:09:27.086 --> 01:09:28.286
<v Shannon>We got to go back there.

01:09:29.746 --> 01:09:34.766
<v Jeff>Let's go. Right now. July. Let's go. In July, we're going back to Portland. Okay.

01:09:38.166 --> 01:09:40.306
<v Shannon>Portland, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

01:09:43.786 --> 01:09:45.786
<v Greg>Yeah, that's, um, I.

01:09:45.786 --> 01:09:48.406
<v Jeff>Think that's all the beers we have for this evening. I think we.

01:09:48.406 --> 01:09:52.846
<v Shannon>Have enough that seven things I have on my list and I can't even,

01:09:52.866 --> 01:09:55.486
<v Shannon>like, look at all of them.

01:09:56.046 --> 01:10:00.606
<v Jeff>Okay. So let's see, we got, um, we don't have all the bottles out here.

01:10:00.626 --> 01:10:01.606
<v Jeff>A couple are in the fridge.

01:10:01.706 --> 01:10:06.426
<v Shannon>Yeah, we're not going to be able to show all the cocktails, of course. Would you like me to get.

01:10:06.426 --> 01:10:08.166
<v Jeff>The bottles out of the fridge? Perhaps.

01:10:08.726 --> 01:10:09.086
<v Shannon>Okay.

01:10:10.946 --> 01:10:15.486
<v Jeff>All right so let's recap we had we.

01:10:15.486 --> 01:10:17.886
<v Shannon>Started with uh corpse survivor number two.

01:10:17.886 --> 01:10:24.566
<v Jeff>She's handing you oh shit and she's spilling the oreo beer all over the fridge,

01:10:30.686 --> 01:10:37.626
<v Jeff>is that all that's in the fridge yeah i guess we had five beers and Three.

01:10:37.946 --> 01:10:38.706
<v Greg>Two cocktails.

01:10:38.826 --> 01:10:39.826
<v Jeff>Yeah, two cocktails. Okay.

01:10:41.766 --> 01:10:44.166
<v Greg>Starting with corpse survivor number two.

01:10:47.821 --> 01:10:49.141
<v Jeff>All right so.

01:10:49.141 --> 01:10:59.281
<v Greg>Which was the cocktail with cocky americano and a little bit absent and uh lemon juice and uh gin and.

01:10:59.281 --> 01:11:01.801
<v Shannon>We had the hill farmstead.

01:11:01.801 --> 01:11:05.681
<v Greg>Yes then hill farmstead and then we.

01:11:05.681 --> 01:11:12.221
<v Shannon>Had the The Angry Chair. And then we had the Dancing Dome. Yep.

01:11:12.901 --> 01:11:16.141
<v Shannon>And then we had the next cocktail.

01:11:17.301 --> 01:11:22.021
<v Shannon>Then we had the Shamps, right? And then we had... Boxbell. Yeah.

01:11:22.361 --> 01:11:29.381
<v Jeff>All right. So from the bottom for me, I'm just going to work through this.

01:11:29.501 --> 01:11:34.841
<v Jeff>I think the Hop Farm this time is in last place. i did enjoy the grapefruit

01:11:34.841 --> 01:11:38.321
<v Jeff>that it brought but it didn't bring the other like three things that promised

01:11:38.321 --> 01:11:44.141
<v Jeff>it would bring so that kind of falls at the bottom and then,

01:11:49.201 --> 01:11:53.261
<v Jeff>and and putting the cocktails in is going to be weird that's.

01:11:53.261 --> 01:11:54.401
<v Shannon>Yeah it's hard it's.

01:11:54.401 --> 01:11:56.841
<v Jeff>Gonna be weird That's why I asked.

01:11:56.841 --> 01:12:00.541
<v Shannon>If we had to rate the cocktails, too, because that makes it tough.

01:12:01.641 --> 01:12:08.261
<v Jeff>I am going to put the Dancing Gnome Ergoza in second to last place.

01:12:10.641 --> 01:12:16.981
<v Jeff>It had some neat things going on to it, but overall, I thought the Go's part

01:12:16.981 --> 01:12:20.681
<v Jeff>was well executed, but overall, compared to the other things we drank tonight,

01:12:20.861 --> 01:12:24.341
<v Jeff>it didn't really hit me as something that I favored.

01:12:25.241 --> 01:12:31.781
<v Jeff>And then I'll put the Fiddle Farm Sonsonct in third from last place.

01:12:33.681 --> 01:12:38.041
<v Jeff>And then I'm going to put the Corpse Reviver number two.

01:12:38.961 --> 01:12:42.361
<v Jeff>And then I'm going to put the Chomps.

01:12:43.641 --> 01:12:46.561
<v Jeff>And then it gets hard.

01:12:47.581 --> 01:12:53.501
<v Jeff>Do I want world-class Grisette or do I want in-your-face Oreo Imperial Stout?

01:12:54.341 --> 01:12:57.641
<v Jeff>I mean, they were kind of equally good. Um...

01:13:02.108 --> 01:13:02.548
<v Jeff>Damn.

01:13:05.828 --> 01:13:07.388
<v Jeff>Damn. I don't know.

01:13:09.508 --> 01:13:11.248
<v Greg>All right. This will be the.

01:13:11.668 --> 01:13:17.188
<v Jeff>I'm going to put into my hedonistic side and I'm going to put the amorous in

01:13:17.188 --> 01:13:20.108
<v Jeff>second place and the, the, whatever

01:13:20.108 --> 01:13:23.848
<v Jeff>the hell this Oreo beer is called the everywhere, nowhere in first place.

01:13:24.508 --> 01:13:26.488
<v Shannon>So take a picture and.

01:13:26.688 --> 01:13:29.368
<v Jeff>Well, let me, let me put it in the right order and I'll take a picture.

01:13:30.328 --> 01:13:31.188
<v Shannon>Okay. Sorry.

01:13:32.168 --> 01:13:38.928
<v Greg>So what we have here is my glass is going to be the Shamps, and the glass with

01:13:38.928 --> 01:13:43.528
<v Greg>the lemon peel is going to be the Corpse Survivor.

01:13:43.828 --> 01:13:44.488
<v Shannon>All right.

01:13:45.988 --> 01:13:48.308
<v Jeff>All right. Who's ready to go? You ready to go, Greg?

01:13:48.448 --> 01:13:49.028
<v Greg>Yeah, yeah.

01:13:49.128 --> 01:13:49.568
<v Shannon>Okay.

01:13:49.648 --> 01:13:52.168
<v Greg>So I do think in last place for me.

01:13:52.248 --> 01:13:54.708
<v Shannon>It is the Hop Farm.

01:13:56.128 --> 01:13:59.468
<v Greg>I just didn't really get anything from it. um i

01:13:59.468 --> 01:14:03.788
<v Greg>got that grapefruit kind of but it but also at eight percent it just didn't

01:14:03.788 --> 01:14:07.968
<v Greg>it didn't satisfy kind of anything that i was looking for and i guess that the

01:14:07.968 --> 01:14:12.968
<v Greg>the the sant would come in next because i also didn't get much from that at

01:14:12.968 --> 01:14:16.548
<v Greg>all um i was expecting a lot more,

01:14:18.528 --> 01:14:27.448
<v Greg>uh Uh, the air goes, I did kind of like in the sense that I did not expect,

01:14:27.668 --> 01:14:33.328
<v Greg>especially something with tequila in it to have so much to do,

01:14:33.348 --> 01:14:40.328
<v Greg>to, to still be like drinkable enough to me, but I'm still going to put it here, uh, in place.

01:14:40.708 --> 01:14:44.648
<v Greg>Then I also think I'll agree and I'll put the corpse reviver.

01:14:51.768 --> 01:14:53.288
<v Greg>guess this is really tough,

01:14:58.090 --> 01:15:00.850
<v Greg>I think I'll also say the Chomps.

01:15:03.450 --> 01:15:12.590
<v Greg>Yeah, I think the Omris is an exceptional thing, but that Oreo thing also just blew my mind.

01:15:12.750 --> 01:15:16.030
<v Jeff>Well, it's like, which one do you put first? If I'm going to pretend to be snobby

01:15:16.030 --> 01:15:18.150
<v Jeff>about the thing, you put the Grisette in first place.

01:15:18.430 --> 01:15:20.750
<v Jeff>But if you're going to be hedonistic about the whole thing, you're going to

01:15:20.750 --> 01:15:22.990
<v Jeff>put the fucking Oreo Imperial Stout in first place.

01:15:22.990 --> 01:15:29.710
<v Greg>Well i just think that like the grisette thing is is so is so awesome and i'm

01:15:29.710 --> 01:15:34.710
<v Greg>really really i think really exceptional and really well done and i and i think

01:15:34.710 --> 01:15:41.110
<v Greg>that's fantastic and the oreo thing though is like holy shit and kind of the

01:15:41.110 --> 01:15:42.950
<v Greg>holy shit's gotta win yeah.

01:15:42.950 --> 01:15:49.690
<v Jeff>Yeah yeah imagine what what greg mcgill's saying right now all.

01:15:49.690 --> 01:15:59.230
<v Shannon>Right i've got a leech over here um that goes there there's the.

01:15:59.230 --> 01:16:05.370
<v Jeff>You're gonna tell the listeners what's what all right after you get them sorted

01:16:05.370 --> 01:16:06.990
<v Jeff>I was going to get assorted first.

01:16:11.050 --> 01:16:11.790
<v Shannon>This one?

01:16:14.810 --> 01:16:18.590
<v Jeff>Shannon's rankings are tabulated by the coming firm of Ernst & Young.

01:16:22.410 --> 01:16:27.650
<v Greg>It costs a lot of extra money for a shower. I really think that we should not do that.

01:16:27.730 --> 01:16:33.610
<v Shannon>But hey. Wait, what is this one? This is the tequila one. This is the...

01:16:33.610 --> 01:16:34.390
<v Jeff>Ergoza.

01:16:34.590 --> 01:16:37.370
<v Shannon>Ergoza. Oh, okay. Where's the half farm?

01:16:38.050 --> 01:16:39.470
<v Jeff>Half farm is in last place.

01:16:39.510 --> 01:16:42.090
<v Shannon>Oh, that was in last... No, yeah. Last place.

01:16:43.735 --> 01:16:47.715
<v Shannon>And then Hill Farms. Okay. So last place is the.

01:16:48.755 --> 01:16:49.575
<v Greg>Hop Farm.

01:16:49.675 --> 01:16:56.175
<v Shannon>Hop Farm. And next we've got Sankt from Hill Farmstead.

01:16:56.575 --> 01:17:04.455
<v Shannon>And then we have. Oh, my goodness. I rate these. And then we have to find.

01:17:06.755 --> 01:17:11.615
<v Shannon>Your figure should be more organized. Where's Dancing Note?

01:17:11.735 --> 01:17:21.535
<v Shannon>There it goes. There it goes. so yep then the cocktail um court survivor yeah

01:17:21.535 --> 01:17:26.895
<v Shannon>all right am i the same as what you got so far yeah.

01:17:26.895 --> 01:17:27.855
<v Jeff>It's gonna be the same.

01:17:27.855 --> 01:17:32.635
<v Shannon>All right and then i've got the other the champs,

01:17:37.455 --> 01:17:38.855
<v Shannon>and then.

01:17:38.855 --> 01:17:43.935
<v Jeff>Hold on hold on uh the johnny carson envelope thing and.

01:17:43.935 --> 01:17:53.555
<v Shannon>Then we have the oxbow and then we have the angry chair yeah.

01:17:53.555 --> 01:17:56.515
<v Greg>I'm glad you took all that time to uh to rearrange it because.

01:17:56.515 --> 01:18:01.655
<v Shannon>I didn't realize that my um because i can't see my list because Because I'm

01:18:01.655 --> 01:18:04.875
<v Shannon>on my tablet and it doesn't all fit.

01:18:06.035 --> 01:18:06.855
<v Jeff>Right, smaller.

01:18:09.055 --> 01:18:12.455
<v Jeff>That's why we need the accounting firm of Princeton Young to tabulate her results.

01:18:13.015 --> 01:18:17.955
<v Greg>Yeah, but like I said, I mean, it feels like a waste of money, especially this time.

01:18:20.075 --> 01:18:25.335
<v Jeff>She usually matches. I'm pretty sure she...

01:18:26.055 --> 01:18:27.975
<v Shannon>Usually you and I are on the same.

01:18:28.595 --> 01:18:30.935
<v Jeff>I thought you matched with Greg more than me.

01:18:30.935 --> 01:18:31.415
<v Shannon>Do I?

01:18:31.935 --> 01:18:32.535
<v Jeff>I think so.

01:18:32.655 --> 01:18:33.395
<v Shannon>Do I match with you?

01:18:35.376 --> 01:18:38.056
<v Greg>Okay we have to do some some stats on that.

01:18:38.056 --> 01:18:44.816
<v Jeff>Or maybe you just match with one of us either you prove which one of us is right either time well and.

01:18:44.816 --> 01:18:47.136
<v Shannon>The funny thing is i don't pay attention obviously.

01:18:47.136 --> 01:18:53.216
<v Jeff>I wasn't paying attention to what you were writing we don't my rankings are

01:18:53.216 --> 01:18:58.476
<v Jeff>are on a tablet yeah we don't we're not saying you're copying we're saying

01:18:58.716 --> 01:19:06.476
<v Jeff>it's funny you usually duplicate one of our rankings and it just proves which

01:19:06.476 --> 01:19:15.036
<v Jeff>one's right that show i guess so that's one way to look at it so.

01:19:15.036 --> 01:19:19.456
<v Shannon>Are we gonna be we're gonna we're gonna do the merry fuck kill of course we

01:19:19.456 --> 01:19:21.616
<v Shannon>are we have to do the merry fuck kill jeff.

01:19:21.616 --> 01:19:22.636
<v Greg>You started so.

01:19:22.636 --> 01:19:31.336
<v Jeff>You gotta go i'm gonna i'm gonna marry the emirates kind of fuck that everywhere

01:19:31.336 --> 01:19:39.396
<v Jeff>nowhere and i'm gonna have to kill the hop farm the grapefruit brulee.

01:19:39.396 --> 01:19:42.636
<v Shannon>Uh what are you gonna fuck.

01:19:43.356 --> 01:19:44.716
<v Jeff>Angry cherry said.

01:19:44.716 --> 01:19:47.036
<v Shannon>Oh well i didn't hear that sorry.

01:19:47.036 --> 01:19:54.536
<v Greg>Miss it yeah i mean same for me i don't think that there's any other way to put it no.

01:19:54.536 --> 01:19:55.716
<v Shannon>Same for me.

01:19:55.716 --> 01:19:58.196
<v Greg>Yeah same definitely.

01:19:58.196 --> 01:20:07.156
<v Jeff>All right well you know sometimes grooves in the heart and sometimes the show's gotta end.

01:20:09.096 --> 01:20:10.756
<v Greg>Yeah well you know.

01:20:15.396 --> 01:20:18.516
<v Jeff>How old is this song now probably 35 years oh my gosh.

01:20:18.516 --> 01:20:22.936
<v Shannon>I don't even want to know 1990 don't oh i was gonna say don't.

01:20:22.936 --> 01:20:23.836
<v Greg>Oh too late.

01:20:23.836 --> 01:20:25.936
<v Shannon>Don't tell me you.

01:20:25.936 --> 01:20:32.256
<v Jeff>It's like the other day i realized seven nations army is 23 years old this.

01:20:32.256 --> 01:20:34.116
<v Greg>Is only 34 years old but.

01:20:34.116 --> 01:20:37.796
<v Jeff>Seven nations army like seems like

01:20:38.136 --> 01:20:43.776
<v Jeff>new rock to me it's only because you haven't been paying attention to music

01:20:43.776 --> 01:20:49.556
<v Jeff>no i do i i make an effort to incorporate new music into my every.

01:20:49.556 --> 01:20:51.036
<v Shannon>Day every day.

01:20:51.036 --> 01:20:56.336
<v Jeff>I make it an effort to not be stuck in my high school years but yeah just the

01:20:56.336 --> 01:21:01.196
<v Jeff>time is weird and yeah when i saw seven nations army me it was 23 years old

01:21:01.196 --> 01:21:06.456
<v Jeff>freaking classic rock like that's weird man.

01:21:09.036 --> 01:21:12.516
<v Greg>That's weird man it's no bueno.

