My father in law found this part at an estate sale. They knew nothing about it. It has the original Boeing inspection tag from 1958 & appears to be an OEM new old stock part still in its original crate. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
My father in law found this part at an estate sale. They knew nothing about it. It has the original Boeing inspection tag from 1958 & appears to be an OEM new old stock part still in its original crate. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
My father in law found this part at an estate sale. They knew nothing about it. It has the original Boeing inspection tag from 1958 & appears to be an OEM new old stock part still in its original crate. Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Some family friends are celebrating an anniversary, and I wanna surprise them with a Puerto Rican meal. Can I get some ideas for some classic Puerto Rican dishes?
They can pick the wood, cut the handle, clean bark, sand & seal. Just wondering if anyone does that and how you handle it etc. thanks.
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I have been brewing for 15 years or so. Have made all sorts of beers. A friend asked if I could make a clone of Modelo. I’ve not made a lager because I can’t keep it cold to ferment. Is there anything similar to Modelo that wouldn’t require that cold fermentation?
It had some front drivers side damage that caused it to have a rebuilt titled. But it was all repaired very well other than below the drivers door. Looks brand new inside!
I sell antiques & collectibles mostly. The last year or two it seems like auctions don’t sell anywhere near as high as buy it now listings. I’ve always done auctions with a $9.99 no reserve start. Let it go for whatever it goes for. Ut lately I’m not getting anywhere near what I expect or would like to get. But I also like selling it and being done. So should I sell buy it now with an offer option? Does that typically sell? Does it work fairly quick? Just curious I should switch up the way I do things.
TLDR! The last two days specifically have been peaceful as ever! The absolute best pve lobbies I’ve ever seen! Literally every single person working together to take out arc, gift, play instruments at extract! Unknowingly I went into a harvester event. I’ve always strayed because I was afraid I’d just get downed & or rated after grabbing loot. Once I realized I was in a harvest. I said he k let’s try. I was south & others were north. I tried to plant a deadline which failed miserably and then I got stomped on a few times. But crawled to the other team & someone defibed me. Then we finished it up and shared the loot. I left & went back in two more times with the same results! Once in spaceport, I went to the top of the towers which again I was afraid to do. Met multiple people just looting and one guy & I stayed up taking out arc and he gifted me a few things as well.
TLDR! The last two days specifically have been peaceful as ever! The absolute best pve lobbies I’ve ever seen! Literally every single person working together to take out arc, gift, play instruments at extract! Unknowingly I went into a harvester event. I’ve always strayed because I was afraid I’d just get downed & or rated after grabbing loot. Once I realized I was in a harvest. I said he k let’s try. I was south & others were north. I tried to plant a deadline which failed miserably and then I got stomped on a few times. But crawled to the other team & someone defibed me. Then we finished it up and shared the loot. I left & went back in two more times with the same results! Once in spaceport, I went to the top of the towers which again I was afraid to do. Met multiple people just looting and one guy & I stayed up taking out arc and he gifted me a few things as well.
The Quintessential ASM Special Release Pete & Sherri Married 2nd Anniversary
Distilled by Cedar Ridge Distillery in Swisher, Iowa
Mashbill: a blend of 2 different 6-10y 100% 2 row malted barleys. One none peated finished in Ex Bourbon as well as Oloroso & PX Sherry. The other peated finished in ex bourbon & Amontillado sherry.
Msrp: 99.99
Proof: cask strength 114.4
Nose: Immediately it’s sweet rich dark chocolate brownie batter, drizzled with caramel & some tart cherries pretty straight forward with a punch of flavor.
Palate: It’s medium viscous on the tongue, oily texture, semi-sweet chocolate with cherries on top. Almost identical to what came from the nose. A lot of that cherry/fruit flavor shining through from all that sherry finishing.
Finish: long… it’s interesting for sure. It finishes dry with a good amount of vanilla, a lot of oak influence coming through, subtle smoke, not a whole lot coming from the peated portion of the mashbill. Spice & a really nice warmth.
Final thoughts: If you like ASM, you’ll love this! It’s a perfectly balanced peat verse none peated pour. Those who are not a fan of peat should definitely give it a try. It’s not overpowering in any way. All of that sherry really helps enhance that barley perfectly. Loads of dark cherry/raspberry fruits, with a great finish. Something I can sip on often, but not necessarily daily. Out of the many ASM’s I’ve tasted it’s definitely top 10
Rating: 8.3/10
The Quintessential ASM Special Release Pete & Sherri Married 2nd Anniversary
Distilled by Cedar Ridge Distillery in Swisher, Iowa
Mashbill: a blend of 2 different 6-10y 100% 2 row malted barleys. One none peated finished in Ex Bourbon as well as Oloroso & PX Sherry. The other peated finished in ex bourbon & Amontillado sherry.
Msrp: 99.99
Proof: cask strength 114.4
Nose: Immediately it’s sweet rich dark chocolate brownie batter, drizzled with caramel & some tart cherries pretty straight forward with a punch of flavor.
Palate: It’s medium viscous on the tongue, oily texture, semi-sweet chocolate with cherries on top. Almost identical to what came from the nose. A lot of that cherry/fruit flavor shining through from all that sherry finishing.
Finish: long… it’s interesting for sure. It finishes dry with a good amount of vanilla, a lot of oak influence coming through, subtle smoke, not a whole lot coming from the peated portion of the mashbill. Spice & a really nice warmth.
Final thoughts: If you like ASM, you’ll love this! It’s a perfectly balanced peat verse none peated pour. Those who are not a fan of peat should definitely give it a try. It’s not overpowering in any way. All of that sherry really helps enhance that barley perfectly. Loads of dark cherry/raspberry fruits, with a great finish. Something I can sip on often, but not necessarily daily. Out of the many ASM’s I’ve tasted it’s definitely top 10
Rating: 8.3/10
The Quintessential ASM Special Release Pete & Sherri Married 2nd Anniversary
Distilled by Cedar Ridge Distillery in Swisher, Iowa
Mashbill: a blend of 2 different 6-10y 100% 2 row malted barleys. One none peated finished in Ex Bourbon as well as Oloroso & PX Sherry. The other peated finished in ex bourbon & Amontillado sherry.
Msrp: 99.99
Proof: cask strength 114.4
Nose: Immediately it’s sweet rich dark chocolate brownie batter, drizzled with caramel & some tart cherries pretty straight forward with a punch of flavor.
Palate: It’s medium viscous on the tongue, oily texture, semi-sweet chocolate with cherries on top. Almost identical to what came from the nose. A lot of that cherry/fruit flavor shining through from all that sherry finishing.
Finish: long… it’s interesting for sure. It finishes dry with a good amount of vanilla, a lot of oak influence coming through, subtle smoke, not a whole lot coming from the peated portion of the mashbill. Spice & a really nice warmth.
Final thoughts: If you like ASM, you’ll love this! It’s a perfectly balanced peat verse none peated pour. Those who are not a fan of peat should definitely give it a try. It’s not overpowering in any way. All of that sherry really helps enhance that barley perfectly. Loads of dark cherry/raspberry fruits, with a great finish. Something I can sip on often, but not necessarily daily. Out of the many ASM’s I’ve tasted it’s definitely top 10
Rating: 8.3/10