Bryan...you devil! I was expecting the PIF last night, but was surprised when my wife told me I had not one, but TWO packages at home. I knew this had to be more than just cigars as it was labeled fragile (fragile - I think that's Italian). I opened up the box and...WOW! Not only were there three great cigars, but also a bottle of beer that I am still drooling over!
Bryan, you rock!!! Thanks!!!
Very nice!
Very Nice!
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
QuoteShukpaw - 3/22/2011 12:23 PM
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
:word: Good going Bryan... Now if somebody would just ship me a sixer of Yeungling. I've been craving some but can't get it out here... :sad:
Thats the coolest bomb ever!
Beer bombs, just think of it...
Beers falling like so many nickels and dimes...
:biggrin:
Very cool!
Very nice! :thumbsup:
Well done, very very well done :biggrin:
Awesome and creative.
Maybe I'll send a hooker bomb to Bob.
Quotelowpro75 - 3/22/2011 11:23 AM
Maybe I'll send a hooker bomb to Bob.
I'm sure he would appreciate it it. :biggrin:
As for the bomb I was so concerned about the packaging and making sure it was secure that I forgot to put the note inside. I wasn't about to re-open it and do it again.
The cigars are: Indian Tabac Classic Corojo Chief, Joya de Nicaragua Antano Machito, Padilla Serie 68 Robusto. The beer is Quilter's Irish Death from Iron Horse Brewery here in Washington State. It's hard to tell from Nick's pic but it's a 22 oz bottle, so there's plenty to drink. Enjoy Nick! :smoker: :beer:
QuoteShukpaw - 3/22/2011 10:23 AM
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
It was definitely more than just shipping a few cigars, but that's okay. It's deserving for those who have received one (Nick) and to the other individual who shall be receiving it in a couple days. :rocker:
Quote87North - 3/22/2011 12:31 PM
QuoteShukpaw - 3/22/2011 12:23 PM
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
:word: Good going Bryan... Now if somebody would just ship me a sixer of Yeungling. I've been craving some but can't get it out here... :sad:
I used to have a buddy who would grab some Yeungling for me when he went to Alabama. I haven't had any in years now. Good stuff. They should definitely sell it in Texas.
QuoteRobert LG - 3/22/2011 4:12 PM
Quote87North - 3/22/2011 12:31 PM
QuoteShukpaw - 3/22/2011 12:23 PM
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
:word: Good going Bryan... Now if somebody would just ship me a sixer of Yeungling. I've been craving some but can't get it out here... :sad:
I used to have a buddy who would grab some Yeungling for me when he went to Alabama. I haven't had any in years now. Good stuff. They should definitely sell it in Texas.
Yeungling is brewed in PA. It was considered a good cheap beer in college, both the black and tan and lager. Prices have gone up along with its popularity. We used to be able to get a keg for $35 bucks, Milwaukee's Best (the Beast) was around $28 bucks a keg. We had a kegerator, so a keg would usually last use about 2-3 weeks if it was just the 4 guys who lived there drinking.
Beer Boms, coffee bombs, cigar bombs WOW Nick, you are not safe on ANY front !
:biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
QuoteRobert LG - 3/22/2011 3:12 PM
Quote87North - 3/22/2011 12:31 PM
QuoteShukpaw - 3/22/2011 12:23 PM
:thumbsup: Bryan is raising the bar and the shipping costs.
:word: Good going Bryan... Now if somebody would just ship me a sixer of Yeungling. I've been craving some but can't get it out here... :sad:
I used to have a buddy who would grab some Yeungling for me when he went to Alabama. I haven't had any in years now. Good stuff. They should definitely sell it in Texas.
I couldn't agree more. My best friend lives in FL and thats what we drink a lot of when I visit him. I kinda got a liking for it. I'd gladly trade some Shiner for it....
Quotelowpro75 - 3/22/2011 4:34 PM
Yeungling is brewed in PA. It was considered a good cheap beer in college, both the black and tan and lager. Prices have gone up along with its popularity. We used to be able to get a keg for $35 bucks, Milwaukee's Best (the Beast) was around $28 bucks a keg. We had a kegerator, so a keg would usually last use about 2-3 weeks if it was just the 4 guys who lived there drinking.
Yeungling wasn't distributed in GA until a couple of years ago, so it was always my drink of choice when traveling.
As for those keg prices, that's crazy! The cheapest keg when I was in college was $55 for PBR.
I brought this over so akira could try this as well, We sat down yesterday afternoon with a glass each, as well as a Padron Family Reserve #44. What a pair! They worked so well together. And a great way to relax on a Saturday afternoon.
This beer is now one of my new favorites! It has so much flavor, and very unique for a dark beer. It had a heavy feel, but not the normal heavy flavor you would expect in such a dark beer.
A HUGE thanks to Bryan! This was an amazing treat!
I never thought I would like a dark beer but this stuff is great. I enjoyed mine with a Padron as well and it was a perfect pair.
MMMMMMMMM. Dark Irish Beer. Is there anything better?