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Re: Old Tilman
Post by SharkHunter   » Wed Feb 04, 2015 11:25 pm

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Wonder if MWW/Sharon and RoseAndHeather would let us make up our own drinking ditty lyrics, or would that be fanfic? ;)
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Re: Old Tilman
Post by fallsfromtrees   » Wed Feb 04, 2015 11:28 pm

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SharkHunter wrote:Wonder if MWW/Sharon and RoseAndHeather would let us make up our own drinking ditty lyrics, or would that be fanfic? ;)

As long as you keep it moderately clean, and don't tell a story - of course what fun is a clean non-story telling drinking song :mrgreen:
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Re: Old Tilman
Post by Senior Chief   » Sat Feb 07, 2015 12:25 am

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San Diego County in California; home to over 95 Breweries... Came across one called the Belching Beaver (the wife of the owner gave the brewery its name) has this beer that is good in a surprising way.

Please do not start a beer flame war about Western vs old European beer... not going to listen or participate. Any way try this if you get a chance.

Peanut Butter Milk Stout
ABV: 5.3%, IBU: 30
Our Peanut Butter Milk Stout is simply irresistible. It’s like dark chocolate Reese’s in a glass! Rolled oats and Lactose add to the creamy body of this beer while heavenly aromas of roasted buttery peanuts and chocolate greet you with every sip. Try this out with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a real treat!

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If you are in San Diego take a beer brewery tour and enjoy yourself.
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Re: Old Tilman
Post by Annachie   » Sat Feb 07, 2015 1:54 am

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Given some of the times Honor has dug it out, I wonder if Old Tilman is a half stout half non alcoholic mix. A stout version of an old fashioned brown ale.
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Re: Old Tilman
Post by SharkHunter   » Sat Feb 07, 2015 8:49 am

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Annachie wrote:Given some of the times Honor has dug it out, I wonder if Old Tilman is a half stout half non alcoholic mix. A stout version of an old fashioned brown ale.
I'm guessing at least a mild buzz-inducing content because of when Honor first met Andrea:
AshesOfVictory wrote:Jaruwalski seemed to hear the sigh Honor didn't permit herself, and her mouth twitched. Then she settled back in her chair and took a slow, appreciative swallow of her own.
Honor was careful not to show the deep satisfaction she felt as the commander relaxed. It was unusual for a flag officer to offer a subordinate beer, or anything else even mildly alcoholic, during "business hours.
That said, since I've never actually drank any form of beer, I am terribly unqualified on this thread which is what made it fun to kick off.
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Re: Old Tilman
Post by Annachie   » Sun Feb 08, 2015 10:34 pm

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Blends like the tradional half and halfs could drop to around 2% by volume as opposed to modern full strength brews 5% to 6% average. Customs and crafts can get higher of course.
Half bitter half ginger ale is quite nice, and below 3% usually. (Dad's driving drink of choice)
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