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The daily drink #6 - Black IPA

Tonight I had a Druppel Blak A black beer at 5.5%. I had expected a porter or light stout, but was pleasantly surprised when I smelled a powerfull helping of ho...

The daily drink #5

Today I wanted to have a beer. A delicious beer known as Himelein, which must be a local dialect, which I thus cannot understand, but to me sounds less or more ...

The daily drink #4

https://images.hive.blog/DQmQjdSVuRWBpzz8XUSQDtccU4u7vzGdqcLch12ii8kLg8V/20210727 Has it been that long? Over ten years ago, I was in college, and for some cour...

The daily drink #3

!20210726200558.jpg. Tastewise, it is somewhat more bitter and less sweet than I would have expected, but I like it. unfortunately, I rarely drink 11ABV beers, ...

The daily drink #3

This Sunday at lunch: A bottle of rosé, in this case, fleur des sables (Flower of the sands). A good rose from the langedoc Roussillion region in France The tas...

The daily drink #2

Ah, Saturday,... A time to relax, and a time to take our time. Looking around my whiskycase, I found that I had three different whiskies which where wine barrel...

The daily drink #1

Closing off the working week with a calvados today. I received this bottle originally as a gift from my parents. It is a delicious treat. I rarely open it in su...

Saturday night whisky review: Braeval 21 by Brachadair

It's Saturday night, and that means whisky. After last weeks foray into America, we return back to Scotland. More specifically: Speyside The specific whisky I w...

Friday Night beer review: Bolleke De Konick

Tonight I will be reviewing the "Bolleke De Konick" This beer is a great example of the classical Belgian Beer style "Special Belge" It comes in a 25cl bottle. ...

Saturday night whisky review: Bulleit 10 year old bourbon

Tonight we cross the Atlantic, and I do not mean the short stretch of water leading from Islay in Scotland over into that other land of whisky Ireland, but that...

Friday night beer review: Zundert 8 Trappist (15 months past Best Before date)

Tonight I will be reviewing one of the 2 Dutch Trappists, the Zundert 8. By Rebexho - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=36...

Saturday night Whisky review: Lagavullin 16

Tonight I will review the Lagavulin 16 years old, an Islay single malt. The 16 years old is actually their base malt, although they have a 12 year old cask stre...

Whisky review: Dalmore Port Wood Reserve

Tonight I will review the Dalmore Port Wood Reserve, a Highland single malt. This the full bottle: I got myself a sample in order to taste however. I got this s...

Man's escape from susbistence farming, a fictional account #4

Day 11 I did the only thing possible. I did not join the others as they left for the river. I kept on digging untill they went past the tree where we buried TXc...

#2, Indentured Servitude vs Slavery, a history of slavery in America

At the end of the civil war, both Indentured Servitude and Slavery where abolished in the United Stated. The earliest Africans imported into the colonies, who w...

Man's escape from susbistence farming, a fictional account #3

Day 10 The work goes slowly, I have dug a small hole, but no results. I need to find a way to dig more, but there is no time, not if I want to harvest. It's bee...

Man's escape from subsistence farming, a fictional account #2

Like every day, I was awake before the others in the village. I ate, and took my shovel. Besides my hovel, I started digging. I only had time to remove about a ...

Man's escape from subsistence farming, a fictional account #1

Day 0 One can only imagine why our ancestors settled so far from the river. I have an idea, will start tomorrow, the light is ttoo low to say more....

#1 San Miguel de Guadalupe, The history of slavery in America

The new world was discovered by Christopher Columbus expedition, in 1492. The town of San Miguel de Guadalupe was founded by Spanish settlers in 1526, and besid...

Book review: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T Kiyosaki

So, About two weeks ago I started to do a chapter by chapter review of this book, and even though it was usefull to do this, but I feel as if a lot of things wa...