Armory Square bar hopping:Photo is interesting

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Armory Square bar hopping: Al’s, Mully’s and Benjamin’s are open again




Al's Wine & Whiskey Lounge, at 321 S. Clinton St. in Armory Square, is reopening this week after being closed since March due to the coronavirus.


www.syracuse.com/restaurants/2020/09/armory-square-bar-hopping-als-mullys-and-benjamins-are-open-again.html

Take a look at that bar. If I were to go into that place it would take the entire night to figure out what I wanted for a drink. How DO they do it.....

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I'd also need a pair of binoculars especially for that top shelf.

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When I was in seminary one of my classmates father owned a bar in Syracuse. Popular place it was. During summer I would drive out to Syracuse each week and several of us would get together and go there for a drink or two. Always seemed to be just beer. Genny Light!!!! Except Ryan loved his Guinness Stout. Its a dark dry Irish stout. I tried it once but did not like it. Stuck to Genny Light. We'd order a few pitchers of Genny and enjoy the evening. I'd sleep over in my sleeping bag.

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Kathy's nephew drinks Guinness Stout. I was never crazy about it either PB. The only ale I ever cared for when I drank was Ballantyne Ale in the green bottles. I don't know if they even bottle it anymore. I guess Saranac has a line of ales that people seem to go for.

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I'm with you, Clipper. My first ale was Ballantine and when I drank ale there were always those 3 circles (which always reminded me of a pretzel) on the label. The only other ale I drank is for the year-and-a-half my band played in Odgensburg. They served Genesee 12 Horse Ale and once in a while Pete, the bartender, would slip me one (I didn't usually drink alcohol at that time). It was pretty good but my heart belongs to Ballantine. I still enjoy one once in a while in the summertime.