Sippin'

[Irving]

If I had a distillery I'd make the smokiest, most peaty Scotch possible, age it nineteen years, and call it the Joan D'arc.

[opie011]

If I had a distillery I'd make the smokiest, most peaty Scotch possible, age it nineteen years, and call it the Joan D'arc.

That's pretty good....I had to look her up. Makes sense now.

[Irving]

Thanks, I've been sitting on that a while and this thread connected all my loose thoughts into something worth while.

[Hoser]

Not sure of coffee fits in here, but...

A friend of mine recently returned from a vacation in Vietnam. He brought back a bag a coffee beans for me. Made a few cups this morning. Wow. It has been since the mid 90s since I was in Vietnam and Cambodia. The smell and flavor brought back a bunch of good memories.

So good. Absolutely incredible. And I thought Ethiopian coffee was good. One of the very few times I would consider using bottled water instead of tap water.

[ChickNorris]

Not sure of coffee fits in here, but...

A friend of mine recently returned from a vacation in Vietnam. He brought back a bag a coffee beans for me. Made a few cups this morning. Wow. It has been since the mid 90s since I was in Vietnam and Cambodia. The smell and flavor brought back a bunch of good memories.

So good. Absolutely incredible. And I thought Ethiopian coffee was good. One of the very few times I would consider using bottled water instead of tap water.

I think Ethiopian Yirgacheffe is some of the best coffee so now I'm very curious as to what you've got there Hoser.

A Robusta rather than an Arabica, interesting.

[Irving]

I've heard this stuff is difficult to get. While I was conducting some business at the liquor store I over heard that they had way more cases than usual. So right now at Total Beverage, instead of a one case limit, I think it's a four case limit. Haven't tried it yet.



Also, these six packs are on sale for only $3.99

[BladesNBarrels]

Not sure of coffee fits in here, but...

A friend of mine recently returned from a vacation in Vietnam. He brought back a bag a coffee beans for me. Made a few cups this morning. Wow. It has been since the mid 90s since I was in Vietnam and Cambodia. The smell and flavor brought back a bunch of good memories.

So good. Absolutely incredible. And I thought Ethiopian coffee was good. One of the very few times I would consider using bottled water instead of tap water.

Got to admit, I sure didn't have any good tasting coffee in Viet Nam in the 60's.

[ray1970]

Couldn?t decide on beer or margaritas on the 5th so I split the difference.

[Irving]

Those are so good.

[Irving]

This is pretty good.