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       It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: kepfalcon Date: June 10, 2014, 3:21 am
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       What are you drinking when . . . ?
       A) watching GoT
       B) reading the books
       C) playing GOTA
       For me . . .
       A) Fire and Blood from Ommegang Brewery
  HTML http://www.ommegang.com/got/fire_and_blood.php
       B). n/a Haven't read the books . . . . yet
       C). Hennepin also from Ommegang. It's my favorite and has a
       pretty good kick to it.
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       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Bearded Friar Date: June 10, 2014, 4:07 am
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       A) Corona
       B) Corona - though not always as drinking in bed is difficult
       C) Corona
       #Post#: 112--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Lamey Date: June 10, 2014, 4:23 am
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       A.  Normally eating a meal when I'm watching GoT, so it depends
       on the quality of food.  Anything from free beer (a perk of
       working at a brewery) through to a decent bottle of wine from
       the wine fridge (still have a few decent bottles from Napa and
       Tuscany).
       B.  I read in bed, where bringing refreshments is unfortunately
       frowned upon.
       C.  I think an ice cold beer is great for GoTA; sure, the cold
       means I lose some of the sensory notes from the beer, but I find
       it soothes the repetitive strain from all tapping to send out my
       SS.
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       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: kepfalcon Date: June 10, 2014, 5:48 am
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       Which brewery do you work at, Lamey?
       #Post#: 121--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Daltanyn Date: June 10, 2014, 7:38 am
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       I'm straight edge.
       #Post#: 122--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: JDubya Date: June 10, 2014, 7:56 am
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       A) Red wine or one of Bud Light's delicious "Ritas on Sunday, my
       beer day (Strawberita is my fav)
       B) When book 6 comes out, lots of coffee because I intend to
       read it all in one sitting
       C) Red wine
       #Post#: 124--------------------------------------------------
       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Lamey Date: June 10, 2014, 8:47 am
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       Re: [quote author=kepfalcon link=topic=27.msg116#msg116
       date=1402397329]
       Which brewery do you work at, Lamey?
       [/quote]
       I've had a look at the link you posted Kep, so methinks this may
       not sit well with you, but I work with Carlton & United
       Breweries.  We have about half of the Australian market, and are
       owned by SABMiller, which is the second biggest in the world
       with a couple of hundred breweries.
       I think some people that are really into craft beers have a view
       that Big = Bad, but truth be told we spend a staggering amount
       of time measuring, benchmarking, and improving the quality of
       our beers.
       A lot of the smaller operations locally are fortunate in that
       consumer education for beer is generally nowhere what is for
       wine, so very few people can spot defects in beer (Corona
       anyone?)  On the positive side, for most that means there is no
       such thing as a bad beer.
       Cheers!
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       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: kepfalcon Date: June 10, 2014, 2:04 pm
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       On the contrary, I have no problem with big breweries. I have
       liked Labatts (Canadian) for quite a while. Busch merged with
       Inbev, and there are many good beers from them. I just happened
       to visit Ommegang when I was in Cooperstown to see the Baseball
       Hall of Fame.
       Ommegang has a little cafe on the grounds of its brewery and
       they make all kinds of good food with their beers as an
       ingredient in most.
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       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Perestan Umber Date: June 10, 2014, 8:55 pm
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       A) typically a good IPA or Red Ale. Sometimes an imperial Stout
       if it's an episode based in the north.
       B) mulled wine is always good. I may also drink a Stout or
       Porter as I've done most of my reading in the winter.
       C) Usually straight bourbon or whatever home brew I have lying
       around.
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       Re: It's a tavern, dammit!
       By: Black Tooth Grin Date: June 10, 2014, 11:44 pm
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       A) Beer of choice for me is a Hahn Super Dry or Hahn 3.5.
       although I only drink once a month these days due to drinking a
       mother load over the past 15 years.
       B) Watching Game of Thrones, my ritual is a couple of pipes of
       earths finest.
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