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What We’re Drinking | November 4, 2016

What We're Drinking
Danele Bova

Raise your hand if your’e still in complete and utter awe over Wednesday night’s victorious outcome for the Chicago Cubs? Not all of us at PorchDrinking are die-hard Cubbies fans, but we can all agree that Game 7 was one of the most epic sporting events in history. And if you’re still feeling the effects of the severe lack of sleep from several late night games this week, you’re just as happy as we are that it’s the weekend. Here’s What We’re Drinking.

 

Barrel Aged Dino S’mores | Off Color Brewing

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“Need something strong for tonight. Barrel Aged Dino S’mores from Off Color.” – Mike Zoller, while watching Game 5 of the World Series

 

Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale | New Belgium + Ben & Jerry’s

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“I read “golden brown ale” on the side of the bottle and was still surprised to see how golden this beer is. It has a sweet nose with soft-serve vanilla ice cream and mild malt flavors.” – John Pylant

 

Pumpkin Cider | Harpoon Brewery

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“Pumpkin cidery goodness for All Hallow’s Eve!” – John Baum

 

Croggy Brett Saison | Uinta Brewing

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“Had a fun night here at Uinta’s Fall Dinner beer and food pairing. Cheers!” – Chris Hollands

 

Miller Lite

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“Forgive, it’s a tailgate. A volume day.” – John Baum

 

 

Softly Spoken Magin Spells | Singlecut Beersmiths

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“My shift is over, and I have 4 days off. Celebrating with this lovely lady.” – Dan Bortz

 

 

“My own tears. Watching Game 7 has taken its toll so far” – John Amantea

 

 

 

Go Cubbies! #FlytheW

 


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