The solstace was yesterday? No lidl beer for me tonight fren, getting clean
Luke Hall
>The solstace was yesterday? Yeah (it's friday here now)
>No lidl beer for me tonight fren, getting clean Are you going full on straight edge or just cutting down?
Matthew Evans
Almost falling off the cjair here. Just beer tonite, saving the hard stuff for tomorrow
Dylan Long
>Almost falling off the cjair here. >Just beer tonite Wew lad, how many have you had? Getting drunk on beer sure is hard work.
Wyatt Sullivan
Is there a big party tomorrow? I know you guys really celebrate it there and all over the Baltic. Totally sober for now at least.
Jeremiah Ramirez
what, no, beer gives the perfect fylla, lagom liksom
Lucas Harris
1. Poland 2. Homemade moonshine
Grayson Hall
>Is there a big party tomorrow? For me it's just family tomorrow, but I'll bring some beers and snaps. The average Swede celebrate with family and relatives or friends on a larger scale. It's dinner and snaps all day and evening.
>Totally sober for now at least. Shit senpai, what you made you decide that?
Hardly. I'm an avid beer drinker and I rarely get drunk on beer alone. I have to binge it for that to happen. A few mixed drinks could get me drunk, or better yet a plain dram of whisky or two gets me that nice half-baked state that is so perfectly enjoyable.
Jordan Myers
>what you made you decide that? >the state this sentence
>2. Homemade moonshine Based.
Gavin Rivera
Needed to for years now mate, health scare was the catalyst Have fun anyway
Easton Johnson
>health scare But do you suffer health degradation because of drinking and want to prevent furthering it or do you just fear it without suffering it?
>Have fun anyway Thanks fren, I'll have as fun as can be had.
Ethan Phillips
Don't really know a lot about beer because it's the only alcohol I can't stand, but your bottle of kraken shows you are based. These days I'm more on a whisky/absinthe vibe. Last shit I bought was this absinthe from France, it's pretty good, but my best absinthe comes from Czechia.
R8 my absinthe here (the Mr. Jekyll one). I haven't tried it yet, it just sits there, so maybe you know something about it before I try it.
>Is mead big in Sveden or is this just a meme? I don't know about "big", but it's a thing. Mjödhamnen (The mead port) makes seasonal bottles and stuff as well, and offer lots of different bottlings, such as dessert meads. Their summer mead is really good. I drank it from a horn during a blót with friends some summers ago. I should really order another bottle...
Oh, and I just checked their website and apparently they have teamed up with Grimfrost and started exporting to the US, England and Germany.
I don't know your absinthe sadly. They don't sell it here.
Your mead looks good, is it typical to drink it in a wine glass? Do you have any meads to suggest that are not too sweet?
Michael Lopez
You can get mead in a few pubs here. It's usually pretty sickly since it's made of honey.
Jonathan Baker
>1. Your country USA >2. What are you drinking right now? Henry's Hard Lemon Lime
Zachary Reyes
>I don't know your absinthe sadly. They don't sell it here. Ah, alright.
>Your mead looks good, is it typical to drink it in a wine glass? Uh, I dunno really. I'm not familiar with modern mead drinking culture. I've only ever had it from horns or the bottles themselves (small, beer sized ones that is). But mead is a type of honeywine after all, so I guess it works to fancy drink it from your standard wine glass.
>Do you have any meads to suggest that are not too sweet? Yeah, Mjödhamnen's summer mead. :^) Most other meads I've tried were very sweet - some even to the point where it became hard to drink, but the two bottles of summer and autumn mead I've had from Mjödhamnen (pic related, Sommar and Höst in the middle) have been pretty ace and more wine like than sweet and sugary like.
Isaiah Miller
I'd also look out for Medovarus (Russian mead). Really good for what I can remember. Had this with friends by a lake in the summer. Also good memories. Everyone who tasted this liked it.