Editorial Opinion?

[SoCalCanine]

I met a friend at a BBQ joint in Sturbridge, MA. Awesome food at BT Smokehouse. This is their garbage can!

 

[HooperScooper]

Hope you stopped at Treehouse before. That's a great day (I've been to both).

 

[andy34]

BT's is the real deal. Highly recommended

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

View attachment 33746 I met a friend at a BBQ joint in Sturbridge, MA. Awesome food at BT Smokehouse. This is their garbage can!

I've taken the same picture!

 

[SoCalCanine]

Hope you stopped at Treehouse before. That's a great day (I've been to both).

My buddy had stopped there. Funny thing, almost everyone in line at TBs had the same Tree house brew.

 

[Huskybass]

My buddy had stopped there. Funny thing, almost everyone in line at TBs had the same Tree house brew.

That Tree House brew is amazing. It might taste like a pine cone, yet it is still delicious.

 

[storrsroars]

That Tree House brew is amazing. It might taste like a pine cone, yet it is still delicious.

This has nothing to do with the thread in general, but it is sort of relevant to the quote above... I'm looking at an article from Liquor.com on "Best Rums Under $30" (I don't know anyone who pays more than that anyway?) and under #5, there was this review:

5: DUQUESNE BLANC ($28)

“The grassy motor oil profile I find in this bottle is a robust shock to the system. If you’re looking for a smooth sipper, I would steer you away from this, but if you like to dress up a cocktail, I would look no further.”—Peder Schweigert, general manager at Minneapolis' Marvel Bar

Years ago before the interwebs I once read a review of a bottle of wine that had "hints of semen". I immediately wondered about that reviewer. And while this review is a bit less, um... esoteric... tasting/sensory professionals from my world (coffee) don't have a category for motor oil on the flavor wheel we use. Who does?