[tametc]

Just wanted to say that I joined PC initially because I was hoping to find support, and hoping that I might be able to support and encourage others. And you wonderful PCer's have exceeded my expectations!

[stopdog]

Have you been dipping into the brandied fruit tonight?



(I am kidding)

[sweepy62]

Your welcome hugs

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[tametc]

Originally Posted by stopdog

Have you been dipping into the brandied fruit tonight?



(I am kidding)

No, don't have any of that on hand. But I am going to drink that beer I mentioned earlier and make a toast to you!

I usually drink non-alcoholic beer, but I splurged and bought a sampler 12-pack of artisan beers that are brewed in New Glarus, WI, by a husband/wife team. They have labels with little stories about the particular beer. There are 4 of them: Spotted Cow, Fat Squirrel, Moon Man, and the one I'm toasting you with, Two Women. Its label reads, "Four thousand years before Christ, Sumerian women created the divine drink of beer. Viking women brewed in Norse society. European Ale Wives were so successful as cottage brewers they were taxed. Artisanal women lost their domination of the daily ritual of brewing during the Industrial Revolution. Today's brewing trade is controlled by men. The collaboration of two Craft companies both led by women, New Glarus Brewing and Weyermann Malting, is unique. You hold the result "Two Women" a Classic Country Lager brewed with Weyermann's floor malted Bohemian malt and Hallertau Mittelfrueh hops. A tempting and graceful classic lager found... Only in Wisconsin!

So here's mud in your eye, from one tempting and graceful woman to another!

[RTerroni]

Same here, I really feel like I get a lot of support on here.

[Aloneandafraid]

Thanks Tametc. You have made me feel very welcome and supported too. I thank you.

I often see you writing very supportive posts, tametc - you seem to really want to know and help the people you talk to. Thank you.

And now for the really important question: How was the beer? I am not a big fan of lager in general, but some lagers are rather nice, especially if they are hoppy.

[tametc]

Originally Posted by Mastodon

I often see you writing very supportive posts, tametc - you seem to really want to know and help the people you talk to. Thank you.

And now for the really important question: How was the beer? I am not a big fan of lager in general, but some lagers are rather nice, especially if they are hoppy.

It was rather mild, and smooth. I really don't know much about beers, but I had tried the "Fat Squirrel" before and enjoyed it, so thought I'd check out the sampler pack.

Thanks and hugs to you.