Virus effect... NOW is the time to get mad!!!!!
Apr 18, 2020 17:15:48 #
Because of a severe drop of ethanol production beer producers are hit big time...
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Apr 18, 2020 17:26:29 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Because of a severe drop of ethanol production beer producers are hit big time...
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
No, while others were foolishly stocking up on TP, I loaded up on my Micro brews🥴👍
Apr 18, 2020 17:32:22 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Because of a severe drop of ethanol production beer producers are hit big time...
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
uff daa, da heck
Apr 18, 2020 17:33:53 #
EdR wrote:
No, while others were foolishly stocking up on TP, I loaded up on my Micro brews🥴👍
Now it turns out that soda are also touched!!! CO2 production is limited....
I need a few mountain dew now!!!!!!
Apr 18, 2020 17:34:55 #
EdR wrote:
No, while others were foolishly stocking up on TP, I loaded up on my Micro brews🥴👍
I saw a report that markets in Mexico had bare shelves in the TP, Paper Towel and Beer sections.
A bunch of distilleries and breweries have switched over to bottling alcohol based hand sanitizer, in their regular bottles with appropriate labels. Sort of like some of the big brewers put drinking water in cans to ship to areas hit by hurricanes then send truck loads of it off to the Red Cross and others. "Here is a case of emergency rations and two six packs of water for each member of your family."
Apr 18, 2020 18:15:51 #
IDguy
Loc: Idaho
I scored some TP in the grocery yesterday. Didn’t need it but what the heck?
Our micros offer take out.
Our micros offer take out.
Apr 18, 2020 18:55:22 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Because of a severe drop of ethanol production beer producers are hit big time...
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Never in my whole life would I imagine my hands would consume more alcohol than my mouth. chase
Apr 18, 2020 19:12:41 #
chase4 wrote:
Never in my whole life would I imagine my hands would consume more alcohol than my mouth. chase
Apr 19, 2020 07:50:18 #
chase4 wrote:
Never in my whole life would I imagine my hands would consume more alcohol than my mouth. chase
😄👍
Apr 19, 2020 08:01:25 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Because of a severe drop of ethanol production beer producers are hit big time...
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
A visible casualty of a relentless attack on the US society?
we make our own wine. In the absence of fresh grapes we have been able to use 100% fruit juice with no preservatives successfully. But we have a fair selection homeade in the cellar. We usually have an inventory of the required ingredients.
Apr 19, 2020 09:29:09 #
Rongnongno wrote:
Will the 'beer belly' become a thing of the past?
Not a chance! There are many other "fuels" to maintain that type of figure.
Apr 19, 2020 15:02:42 #
Apr 19, 2020 15:58:22 #
SquantoWV
Loc: Born in Iowa
I tried to buy a small bottle of hand sanitizer today when I picked up a prescription at my pharmacy.
They have been out for weeks when I have tried to buy some. When I asked today they said all they had was this: A one-liter bottle that looked like vodka. It was made by Faser Distilling Co.
(Only) Ingredients: Alcohol 80%. Label: 3/4" high letters - HAND SANITIZER. At the bottom of the label, it read Recommended by: World Health Organization.
They have been out for weeks when I have tried to buy some. When I asked today they said all they had was this: A one-liter bottle that looked like vodka. It was made by Faser Distilling Co.
(Only) Ingredients: Alcohol 80%. Label: 3/4" high letters - HAND SANITIZER. At the bottom of the label, it read Recommended by: World Health Organization.
Apr 19, 2020 16:19:45 #
SquantoWV wrote:
I tried to buy a small bottle of hand sanitizer today when I picked up a prescription at my pharmacy.
They have been out for weeks when I have tried to buy some. When I asked today they said all they had was this: A one-liter bottle that looked like vodka. It was made by Faser Distilling Co.
(Only) Ingredients: Alcohol 80%. Label: 3/4" high letters - HAND SANITIZER. At the bottom of the label, it read Recommended by: World Health Organization.
They have been out for weeks when I have tried to buy some. When I asked today they said all they had was this: A one-liter bottle that looked like vodka. It was made by Faser Distilling Co.
(Only) Ingredients: Alcohol 80%. Label: 3/4" high letters - HAND SANITIZER. At the bottom of the label, it read Recommended by: World Health Organization.
I saw a picture of the bottling line in one brewery that had beer bottles with hand sanitizer labels coming out of the machine and being put in cases. A lot of distilleries and breweries are producing sanitizer. After all one of the main ingredients is alcohol and that is their business - and their alcohol is the drinkable kind. Now depending on the other ingredients they use the stuff may be drinkable - but with just a BIT more KICK than what usually comes in beer bottles.
Apr 19, 2020 16:38:14 #
SquantoWV
Loc: Born in Iowa
The label also says DO NOT DRINK in 1/4" letters and in fine print at the bottom it says:
Inactive Ingredients: Purified water USP, Glycerin and Hydrogen Peroxide.
Usually, the Inactive and Active ingredients are listed together. Here they are listed 4" apart.
I guess I should have listed the whole label, but I didn't think anyone would drink 3/4" HAND SANITIZER even though it was 80% alcohol.
Inactive Ingredients: Purified water USP, Glycerin and Hydrogen Peroxide.
Usually, the Inactive and Active ingredients are listed together. Here they are listed 4" apart.
I guess I should have listed the whole label, but I didn't think anyone would drink 3/4" HAND SANITIZER even though it was 80% alcohol.
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