[at-l] Re: Finding alcohol fuel.... (Inn at Long Trail digression)

[michaelh@ospreypacks.com (Michael Henderson)]

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Ron wrote:



>>>   Orange Bug wrote:

>

> I thought the first was a Half 'n Half, not a boilermaker. I thought a


> boilermaker was a shot of whiskey chased with a pint of beer.

>

> Bill...



      Around here it's known as a Black & Tan, though usually the
combination is Guinness and Harp. No reason you couldn't use Long Trail
Ale instead, I guess.



      Ron        <<<



While hiking the Long Trail last year, I had this very concoction.  The
bartenders were adamant [btw - where is Adam Ant these days?] that it
not be called a Black and Tan, because it was Long Trail Ale instead of
Harp.  They didn't like Half&Half at all.  I suggested 'Long and Black.'
Once they dried their eyes from all the laughing, they decided it wasn't
PC.  As far as I know, the drink is still waiting for an official name.



Off to find the F-man in Vegas.



Ke Kaahawe


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