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Thanks Mike. How is this stuff ? http://www.rumproject.com/rumforum/viewtopic.php?t=29&sid=9287ad1f23ed0c9c9ded72951e47e827

Hawkin, can you recommend a good dark rum to drink neat or on the rocks ? I have always liked Myers but as with anything else, I am sure there are some outstanding examples of the craft out there. Thanks for any tips. Scott

Is that you on pianny in the background ? :)

I don't think I have been in the pines without a beer since I was 15 and I am pushing 51. Of course, that is hearsay and I will deny having ever said that.

I know it's hard to believe but I am really not that prejudiced. I will, however, go to extraordinary measures to avoid giving my business to anyone who: a) Does not speak the English language fluently. ("Hello boss!" or "Fill it up Chief?" is not close enough for me) b) Knowingly sells...

Irresponsible people will always be there to wear you down in every facet of life. A remote pine barren campsite with a handful of happy, romping dogs is the vision that first came to my mind when I read the news release.

Yahoo!! A victory for the dogs. (Cats are included but I can't imagine taking a cat camping.) http://www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/parks/pet_friendly_camping.html Now if they would only lighten up on alcohol, my dog and I could sit back, relax and enjoy a beer in the good ole Jersey...

Tried some Brooklyn Brown Ale this weekend along with another sixer of Southern Tier IPA. The Brooklyn wasn't too awful and had a slight choclate finish. I think I like Guiness better but I will give the Brooklyn another try from another store very soon. I bought the Brooklyn Ale at Buena...

The Bud and Girls Light should be fresh but the Yuengy B&T was definitely battle scarred. Even the whiskey menu was limited and she had to search for a few minutes to come up with a bottle of Jack for me. The place has a surreal feel to it, especially the dining room which looks like it is...

Beautiful George, beautiful. The salt in the air is a lifeblood for me and Dottie. I don't miss a weekend from May until mid October. The salt brings back only good memories and for me the earliest were of the old Captain Starn's in Absecon Inlet. This was in the waning years of old Atlantic...

I don't think the terms used to describe the beers are gay at all, although I would agree that they are a little pretentious and over the top sometimes. I read Beer Advocate.com reviews all the time and I learned real fast that the term "earthy" means it takes like dirt. Tonight I had a...

Wait a minute there my good brew sensei ! I seem to remember you introducing me to Flying Fish Hopfish IPA a few years back. I like the Hopfish.

Took a five day weekend this past weekend down the shore and the bride and I tried a few new beers while drowning clams in D Bay. The report: Flying Fish Exit 4 Limited Batch $9.00 for a 25 oz bottle (ouch) and not quite as good as a Stoudts Double IPA. My wife hated it but I found it...

You must want to absolutely hang yourself when someone says that they saw a grape blue herring flying across a swamp. :eng101:

Troeginator. Any of Troeg's stuff is good but the Troeginator is tops for me.

Don't feel bad for my sons, they alraedy have champagne taste and high standards. They just can't afford same without the old man's help. :)

Welcome to the expensive beer club my man. My wife is hooked on Dead Guy at $11.99 a sixer. I need to sneak some Old Kilwaukee into some Dead Guy empties. I keep comparing it to buying a beer in a restaurant at $4-$5 a bottle and it makes me feel better. BTW, I tried Sierra Nevada Summer...

Very sobering article. I have a friend who made it back from some of the advanced stages. The biggest problem for him was the early misdiagnoses. Thanks for posting this Guy.

Didn't you read the fine print on the signs near Atsion that read "No Tripping" ? Perhaps you thought it said "No Tipping" :)

Pure Jersey white cedar. The finest in all the land.