Depends entirely on the IPA. Sorry for the non-answer.
For clarification, when I say Shiraz I mean a real bad Shiraz from Oz. Yellow Tail tier, if you will. Not a Syrah.
If you want a bottle of wine in that price range you'd better be homeless.
If you want a bottle of wine in that price range you'd better be homeless.
please, as if 90% of people can tell the difference between a 20$ bottle and an 80$ bottle. Hell, even tasters grade wine better when they think it's more expensive
If you want a bottle of wine in that price range you'd better be homeless.
please, as if 90% of people can tell the difference between a 20$ bottle and an 80$ bottle. Hell, even tasters grade wine better when they think it's more expensive
Boxed wine :aah
I put it in a plastic cup for that true white trash "dun give a fukk" feeling :preach
Tonight with each ikea coffee mug of Peter Vella merlot, I will toast to Karakand's ridiculous notion of a price floorI'll hoist a Charles Shaw from across the Pacific. From orbit, the earthspanning arc defined between our two points will look like a grin.
Tonight with each ikea coffee mug of Peter Vella merlot, I will toast to Karakand's ridiculous notion of a price floor
Which one?
Framboise :lawd
I haven't tried better but it's the easiest to find and I liked it so...
Top comment: "just gonna say the only negative thing about this one is a hint of cat pee in the nose, and a bit fishy too, tastes exquisite, plum is subdued but present, I actually prefer this to the gueuze they have though they are both exceptional beers, gorgeous and infinitely enjoyable"Which one?
Framboise :lawd
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When you say Framboise, I hope you don't mean Lindemanns. That stuff has so much extra sugar you might as well drink Sprite with Kool-Aid powder thrown in. Trying hard not to be a snob (I know I am), but lambic shouldn't have added sugars. :-/
Top comment: "just gonna say the only negative thing about this one is a hint of cat pee in the nose, and a bit fishy too, tastes exquisite, plum is subdued but present, I actually prefer this to the gueuze they have though they are both exceptional beers, gorgeous and infinitely enjoyable"Which one?
Framboise :lawd
Oude Quetsche Tilquin à L'Ancienne
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When you say Framboise, I hope you don't mean Lindemanns. That stuff has so much extra sugar you might as well drink Sprite with Kool-Aid powder thrown in. Trying hard not to be a snob (I know I am), but lambic shouldn't have added sugars. :-/
I think I'll name my first home-brew "Hint of Cat Pee."