Ready for us.
They look even better with bottles of Kona Wailua Wheat and Blonde Ale inside them, don’t they?
The glass is all full
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Mark Bialczak 
Oh yea! I just enjoyed a delicious South Carolina IPA!
The taste is fabulous and It’s the color as well !
Cheers my friend!
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Cheers, Nance. Happy Holidays are coming up now.
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Haha! They do! Cheers!
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Clink-clink, Joey!
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I see the glass all full of Castaway. But you’re right nonetheless.
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I’m not generally into the IPAs, Tom, but please do enjoy your Castaway!
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I’ve been having trouble seeing the glass as half full lately, Mark, so thanks for showing us this.
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I’m trying, Ann, I really am.
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oh, yes. definitely kicks it up a notch )
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Yes, the chemistry and physics seem to work, Beth.
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Now that’s pretty 🍺
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I had to take a picture, MBC.
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For someone who doesn’t drink, I love the ‘look’ of drinks like this. I have gone with my friends to breweries and distilleries just because I love the look of the ambers and golds, etc…
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They do look splendiforous, MBC!
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