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pawistik
PostPosted: June 17th, 2016, 6:58 pm 
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Mike's a wino.

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PostPosted: June 17th, 2016, 7:52 pm 
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Basil Hayden's Bourbon. Sweeeeeet corn.


X2 on the Basil's, though I don't find it near as sweet as many other bourbons.
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PostPosted: June 17th, 2016, 7:54 pm 
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pawistik wrote:
Mike's a wino.


Maybe ... but the faster he drinks it, the faster his pack gets lighter!
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...and when you get right down to it, 1L of wine = 5 nice sized mugs worth. On a 30-day trip with 4L of wine, having one glass per day, I've still got to struggle through 10 days with no wine for dinner. Actually, it's more like 15 wine-less days, as I tend to be able to justify an extra glass after a hard day / lay-over day / sunny day / rainy day / nice tarp rig / full moon / half moon / no moon / nice sunset / beautiful campsite / crappy campsite...

Last year on a my WCPP solo I got windbound for a day on one of the larger lakes, and I celebrated by polishing off a litre of Cabernet and messing around with some macro photography. Got some nice shots thanks to autofocus and a sturdy tripod. ;-)

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pawistik
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Dave Caldwell
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Usually Wiser's Deluxe or some other cheap vodka that says come alive for $14.95
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Rawcardo
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Maybe your looking for some pain relief at the end of a long tripping day.
This is the stuff your looking for then... "Organic Deep Space" $15/g

you may need to invest in a new "Special Flask" go with something small, Like this one
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Warning!!! you may need to bring more food...
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bearburrito
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open_side_up wrote:
We're an inclusive bunch here, right? And we aim to get along, right? (We've come to a consensus on whether the ground sheet goes inside or under, right?)


Directed me here.
http://www.myccr.com/phpbbforum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=38816&hilit=+Ground+sheet+

A good read and quite similar in outcome if one were to ask on how to make a martini.
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Stajanleafs
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Havana Club, Añejo 7 Años

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native brookie
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A proper Irish whisky. Redbreast if I can get it, but lately have been partial to Connemara.
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Atticka
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Tequila, %100 Agave sipping tequila.
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open_side_up
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One of our guys got eeeeeeeeeeLECTRIC on some Jimador this past spring,LOL.

I have some sippin' Tromba Reposado that I quite enjoy. Made by an Ontarian, but a tasty drop just the same.
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Adk Keith
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Yukon Jack! 100 proof. More bang for the ounce.
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