DDoD Dec 31 - Jan 6, 2008

:happy096

 

Er... Dec 31 - Jan 7?

Or it's just a REALLY strange week

 

Nice job

You passed the test and will receive some lovely parting gifts
Thanks for playing.













wisenheimer :1respect
Too much wine last night, I guess

 

hmm... now it says until Jan 6...

I totally missed the fact that the 7th was monday and it should have read the 6th...

I was actually referring to it saying "Jan 31 - Jan 6" instead of Dec 31

::I'm right there with ya ::

 

waaaaaaaaay too much wine


but it was vurra good

 

moms apple beignets

I dont know what they call it in usa but they are awesome again if you have beer you can eat way more.

Big chunks of apple slices into some pastery dipped then fried then sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar powder ...

 

Probably the closest thing would be an Apple Fritter. But you can get those in the US too.

 

Yulesmith Holiday Ale (Summer & Winter Seasonal)
Our most popular seasonal ale, YuleSmith is brewed twice a year in two different, yet similar, styles: An Imperial / Double IPA and an Imperial / Double Red Ale.
Awards Gold World Beer Championships 2003, 2004, 2005
Qualities During the summer, YuleSmith is transformed into a big, hoppy, Double IPA. The enormous load of hops requires a substantial malt background to create just the right balance for a Double IPA. Lighter in color, summer YuleSmith is available around the 4th of July and is packaged in a red, white, and blue bottle.

For the winter season, YuleSmith is brewed as an Imperial Red Ale. This version is maltier, more balanced, and darker in color than the summer version. Although quite malty, big hop flavors and aromas are abundant making this an unforgettable winter warmer. Winter YuleSmith is packaged in traditional holiday red and green.

Original Gravity
Alcohol by Volume
1.085
9.5%

 

:drool ::

 

Homemade Chili, that and the antibiotics should fix me up fine!