shnkrmn
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No. Local muni. Town monopoly. Total is 25 miles away. I'm country lol
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drsaltzman
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Support local baby!
drsaltzman
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Samuel Robert is local to me but I’m not a fan.
Drinkable.
Attractive price point.
But not a good Pinot.
Disclaimer: I’m a Pinot snob.
Drinkable.
Attractive price point.
But not a good Pinot.
Disclaimer: I’m a Pinot snob.
drsaltzman
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Aside from hunting the perfect hazy IPA for @Dr.Amber Trichome … my new passion is the perfect under $20 GSM.
This was 19.99
70/20/10 Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre.
Has that distinctive Rhône barrel taste.
Have some more research to do …
This was 19.99
70/20/10 Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre.
Has that distinctive Rhône barrel taste.
Have some more research to do …
shnkrmn
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I used to drink mostly European wines and shipped it all to my door from various importers. I'm a Priorat snob lol. We can have that debate another time.
The Samuel Robert was on sale for 11.99. I thought it stood out from my experience of pinot as a grab and go buy. Tell me something you like and I'll make the muni order it!
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Thanks for looking out for me/ I found a winner. On my way home from Santa Cruz I picked this up at a gas station and i love it.
i really like Sierra Nevada.
good luck with your wine sampling research. I do hope it brings you much joy and satisfaction.
Cheers!
They carry some of my favorites. Everytime I take a dog to the dentist I reward myself by bringing home a case or so LOL
shnkrmn
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I get lost in a place like that. Just give me a list and a laptop lol.
It's a nice place to wander on a hot day.
xtsho
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Bún Thịt Nướng
Vietnamese grilled pork and rice noodle salad.
A bed of lettuce, mint, and cilantro from the garden with a rice noodles on top. Bun Gao noodles. The Do Cua was made with turnips I grew instead of daikon and you couldn't tell. If anything it was better. Some cucumber from the store, crushed and whole peanuts I roasted and green onion from the garden as well. I used pork chops but brined before marinating them. Lemongrass, garlic, and other ingredients were used. Turned out very moist and flavorful.
Vietnamese grilled pork and rice noodle salad.
A bed of lettuce, mint, and cilantro from the garden with a rice noodles on top. Bun Gao noodles. The Do Cua was made with turnips I grew instead of daikon and you couldn't tell. If anything it was better. Some cucumber from the store, crushed and whole peanuts I roasted and green onion from the garden as well. I used pork chops but brined before marinating them. Lemongrass, garlic, and other ingredients were used. Turned out very moist and flavorful.
lokie
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Most videos depict a new grill.
This is it during warmup.
This is the opening ceremony of tonight's event.
It is easily portable and very sturdy.
rkymtnman
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there's a place up in Denver called Tipsy's . It has a walk in beer cave that is probably just above freezing.
rkymtnman
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so that cast iron round grate goes on top? nice.Most videos depict a new grill.
This is it during warmup.
This is the opening ceremony of tonight's event.
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It is easily portable and very sturdy.
PadawanWarrior
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It's actually in Littleton. Right down the hill from me.
rkymtnman
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littleton is denver IMO. so is lone tree, lakewood, ken caryl, and probably morrison if you catch me on a bad day.
We'll have to find another beer cave.
PadawanWarrior
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Not to me. Littleton is mellow and way less people than Denver. Morrison is even more mellow except the cops, lol. But surprisingly I was pulled over by a lady cop driving through and I talked my way out of a ticket. Nobody gets off with a warning in Morrison,
. Not to mention I was on my way home from a dispensary and the owner took me in the back and we shared some chocolate edibles, so I was high too, lol.I like living on the west of Denver, so I can avoid the chaos usually.
Are you free next friday? I plan on being hungry then.Bún Thịt Nướng
Vietnamese grilled pork and rice noodle salad.
A bed of lettuce, mint, and cilantro from the garden with a rice noodles on top. Bun Gao noodles. The Do Cua was made with turnips I grew instead of daikon and you couldn't tell. If anything it was better. Some cucumber from the store, crushed and whole peanuts I roasted and green onion from the garden as well. I used pork chops but brined before marinating them. Lemongrass, garlic, and other ingredients were used. Turned out very moist and flavorful.
PadawanWarrior
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I tried Campfire Stew in the oven tonight. Turned out pretty decent.
Usually you make foil packets and put whatever you want in them and then put them straight on some good coals on a campfire. Flip with tongs and cook a little longer. I learned it at summer camp when I was a kid and everyone we've told about it starts doing it. Easy, Tasty, and fun for kids.
Mine's plain with just carrots, potatoes, ground beef, and seasoned with Lawry's. But onions, mushrooms, or whatever you want can be added.
Shrimp, veggies, and butter would probably be good too in a foil pouch on the fire.
Usually you make foil packets and put whatever you want in them and then put them straight on some good coals on a campfire. Flip with tongs and cook a little longer. I learned it at summer camp when I was a kid and everyone we've told about it starts doing it. Easy, Tasty, and fun for kids.
Mine's plain with just carrots, potatoes, ground beef, and seasoned with Lawry's. But onions, mushrooms, or whatever you want can be added.
Shrimp, veggies, and butter would probably be good too in a foil pouch on the fire.
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