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mmmmmmm Medella.....
Although I have to say Dale.. the food was awsome in PR. The weather was awsome in PR. Our personal guide was more than awsome in PR. The rum was awsome in PR But the local beer.... eh.... It's ok.
I was happy to refill my growlers with Horseheads Brewings Sullivan Stout, and Brickyard Red when I got home.
Although, I don't think I would have wanted anything much heavier than the Medella light while in PR. So I guess it was good after all.
Although I have to say Dale.. the food was awsome in PR. The weather was awsome in PR. Our personal guide was more than awsome in PR. The rum was awsome in PR But the local beer.... eh.... It's ok.
I was happy to refill my growlers with Horseheads Brewings Sullivan Stout, and Brickyard Red when I got home.
Although, I don't think I would have wanted anything much heavier than the Medella light while in PR. So I guess it was good after all.