It seems appropriate to uncork it on Pearl Harbor Day.
Especially as that day is quickly leaving living memory.
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07 December 2019
Bought On Veteran's Day
Tampa Bay Brewing Company makes 200 cans of this every year.
It seems appropriate to uncork it on Pearl Harbor Day.
Especially as that day is quickly leaving living memory.
It seems appropriate to uncork it on Pearl Harbor Day.
Especially as that day is quickly leaving living memory.
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Peanut butter? Nah, I don't think so.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely delightful! If you get the chance, try it!
DeleteThe description on the can doesn't do it justice.
Is that Lego-fig in a kilt using a light saber? What, no claymore (two-handed version or basket-hilt one-handed version?)
ReplyDeleteKilt. Ballcap. Lightsaber. There's a story about this figure, isn't there? Some sort of Highlander-Jedi-Bubba?
There IS a story.
DeleteAs yet untold.
Stay tuned.
Oh, God. It IS a Bubba-Scots-Jedi! I knew it! SPACE BAGPIPES as weapons! Beat that, Starkiller!!!
DeleteWasn't fair to show that lovely beer since they don't ship it and Bosslady frowned when I spoke of an 1100+ mile beer run down from Cleveland... May you get much enjoyment from it.
ReplyDeleteWith just 200 cans every year, I was hard pressed to get one locally! This is the first year I've gotten there before they sold out.
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