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Balthasar Speedboat MMXXIV: Horse-Flavoured Wine feat. Aidan Jones

No plot, just riffs, and it's friend of the show Aidan Jones joining Milo and Riley to discuss a number of things. But primarily Australian coffee and the natural wine fad that drives Riley up the wall, mostly because the wine tastes like a horse-barn by design? Or something?

Balthasar Speedboat MMXXIV: Horse-Flavoured Wine feat. Aidan Jones
Balthasar Speedboat MMXXIV: Horse-Flavoured Wine feat. Aidan Jones Balthasar Speedboat MMXXIV: Horse-Flavoured Wine feat. Aidan Jones

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I'm always forgetting which one is which. Now my horse can sweat in confidence.

drednorzt

Pretty sure one of the Burnout games would take a face cam picture when you crashed into someone as like a souvenir of other player's faces (or other appendages) at the time of impact.

Krunklehorn

Milo’s Red Dead Redemption voice just sounded like Jimmy Stewart

The Beak TM

Horse sweat at night, hobo’s delight. Horse sweat at morning, hobos take warning.

SixArmedSweater

so happy to hear the distinction drawn between a sloop of war and a sloop rig. By the way, a sllop of war was often square rigged, but it had a lieutenant or a commander as the skipper, not a captain. The sloop RIG, is also often called the bermuda rig, and consists of a gaff or Marconi mainsail, and a single jib without a jib boom or bowsprit. The sloop rig technically does employ a single square-rigged element, which is the boomed spinnaker. Almost every modern pleasure sailer that is single masted is either a sloop, or a cutter. A cutter is just a sloop that can employ two jibs simultaneously, as opposed to the sloop which only employs one. Cutters are extremely fast, and extremely quick to tack or gybe, which iis why they were so popular for customs patrols, because they could chase down and outmaneuver almost any other vessel in tight quarters and in dangerous waters. Sloops were developed in the new world, specifically in the Caribbean, and they are famous for seaworthyness in unpredicatbel winds, and for dealing well with cross seas in high winds, which are cavery dangerous feature of the sea before and after the passage of hurricanes and tropical storms. They are also easier for small crews to handle. Both cutters and sloops are lousy for carrying cargo, because the mast is awkwardly placed in the middle of where the hold has to go, and it lacks a boom appropriate for use as a crane for loading. Thats why ketches are a thing, being two masted boats with the main mast father forward, and the mizzen mast ideally placed for use as a crane in loading. schooners are also fore and aft rigged, but have the taller mast to the rear, and a shorter one in front. This means a good sixe uniterupted hold, but mainly their selling point is speed, they were incredibly fast ships usually fsater than anything but a clipper shup, and often faster than a clipper into the wind. they were used for time sensitive cargoes like fish, and especially for smuggling. and piracy.

spaced_out_armour

I was hoping you were going to get in Cheval Blanc somewhere...

Martin P

I agree, sour beers have been a blessing for the most part.

Majestic Affect

Don’t touch Riley’s breakfast grandma: it’s just fat and nitrates

Richard McKinley

Man's a Rhône lover of course he's intimately familiar with the flavour of horse

Hadyn H. Gay Abbeysme

A dear friend is Oromo (from Ethiopia) and her mom is a fucking terrifying partier. She doesn't drink alcohol or caffeine, and she's in her 60s, and is still regularly coming home from weddings around 3am the next day. The Oromo can PARTY.

Kate

Between the techno and the wine and the ham maze Riley is really gunning for “Most likely to be standing next to an Agent 47 victim”

John Leavitt

can I have a BEER. FLAVOURED. BEER

etienne

Riley seems to have the same problem with natural wine that I had 8 years ago with IPAs, like it seems here that you took a perfectly good lager and then decided to dump a bunch of pinecones into it for no good reason. No it's not because "I haven't developed a taste for it yet" and do you have anything else on tap please and thank you

etienne

This episode gave me an eating disorder. Cheers.

Andrew Davis

It's happening more and more. Says a lot about society.

Andrew Davis

It's very funny that the guy who earnestly uses reification as a disparaging term hates natural wine.

Andrew Davis

Charcuterie Mezzanine is Riley's drag name

E Lyons

Porn at the Pub is def an album by one of the in-universe TF bands

Shivvy

wow!

Shivvy

re guys who sell stuff, I was once in the hospital over night and the man in the bed on the other side of the curtain divider from me was telling the nurse that someone needed to check on the contraband turtles he was selling out of the trunk of his car. To this day I wonder if the turtles were OK.

E Lyons

Yeh some local ordinances can be a bit puritan, no alcohol on easter sunday. But if its in your car and you are under the limit, ya sweet.

Leon Smyth

theme tune playing not reversed on a balthasar...

Claudia Lukies

I’m shocked by this bc I had a pal down there in a dry town, or maybe county

Shivvy

Just thought I should let it be known that drinking while driving is fully legal in the land of the free that is New Zealand.

Leon Smyth

The dulcet tones of Taco Jones kicking us off let’s fucking go

Shivvy

with the sour is good :)

Shivvy

concur

Shivvy

Accidentally creating a very deranged version of findom

Ben Gialenios

I got bad news Riley what you are describing about natural wine is happening in parts of NYC too. So, you can’t even escape it’s here especially in the Lower East Side.

Ben Gialenios

The disgorgeous boys aren’t going to be happy about this one

Kieran Driskell

The period where all beer was happy IPAs was a dark time. The current sour beer phase is much better.

Antichrist Against Fascism

I should probably cancel my membership when you're apparently regularly spending more than my weekly food budget on one meal. 🤡

Alyoshka

Speaking of a coffee front just drink it like a Colombian and just have a tinto (pour over)

Grumpy Bowlart

A libertarian, for profit, suicide hotline is such a cursed idea

Sandwich country

It sounds like Riley had a corked pet nat once and now I'm getting natural wine disinformation on my Patreon feed

farmrob

I love newtons laws of physical fucking whatever

Ian DeSoucey

I'm upset with how good the canadian accent was for the FIRST sentence (it immediately fell apart)

Alexandra DeWit

Come to the States & I'll help you make so much $ selling your system to make wine poured over the hosts horse! To the idiots who love the Triple Crown, this will cause jizz! From Lexington, KY: to NYC: to Baltimore & then onto Saratoga (my dad's home town)!

Mark Schwagner

As a trans dude trying to put on some weight, good tip to eat a charcuterie board for breakfast everyday, thanks. Also this episode is no good for a workout.

Alistair SM J

The talk about natural wines reminds me of a lot of beer snobbery. Is my beer pallet really undeveloped, or is your smoked double oaked saiison extra strong beer just tastes like shit?

Majestic Affect

Jamón ibérico, the ham they are talking about, can cost around 600 dollars for a ten pound piece. Crazy stuff but it better be like heaven for that cost!

kiwi

Haven't laughed that hard in awhile. I was in tears when Riley was talking about eating four pounds of shrimp and binging RDR2.

Thomas Stanley

Jamón

Joe Wakefield

Snobbery is something other people do. When I demand my salt granules be slightly larger it's clearly what Rodney Dangerfield would have done. Also an Americano is what you stir a bunch of sugar and milk into because you just wanted a normal cup of coffee like a normal person but for some reason the "coffee" shop can only make espresso drinks.

Ben Schwabe


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