One beer for the rest of your life. What would it be?
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hogleg said:
Great White reminds me of Magic Hat #9 a lil bit and what 312 used to be. I love em both - especially on a hot day.
Green Flash - West Coast IPA
How about one BREWERY?
Ain't no way I can choose one beer for the rest of my life. I would fool around on it with another ale, it would get jealous... If I didn't wind up like Phil Hartman there would probably be an ugly divorce... Stories would come out... The whole thing would wind up on the E Channel with that bug faced bitch Giulianna Rancid narrating...
It's not worth the cost in emotional distress to just be loyal to one. I'll keep my beer bachelor status and play the field.
Ain't no way I can choose one beer for the rest of my life. I would fool around on it with another ale, it would get jealous... If I didn't wind up like Phil Hartman there would probably be an ugly divorce... Stories would come out... The whole thing would wind up on the E Channel with that bug faced bitch Giulianna Rancid narrating...
It's not worth the cost in emotional distress to just be loyal to one. I'll keep my beer bachelor status and play the field.
That's going to be Oskar Blues for me ... runner-up's would be Cigar City & Founders, probably ...
One beer forever...my go to is Sierra Nevada Pale ale. Available almost everywhere. The 12 pack of cans is easy to carry and fits in the fridge well. Good flavor, not too much alcohol.
I'm so tired of over hopped, over alcoholic beers. If I want to drink perfume, I'll drink perfume.
For fall, dogfish head punkin ale. It tastes like fall, not a pumpkin pie. The rest of the 60, 90 and the terrifying 120 min IPA's just make me cringe.
My fav winter snowy night beer used to be Mackinson Triple Stout. Pours like motor oil and light doesn't shine through it. Haven't seen it in years, so sad. Always liked Guiness. Not the silly pressurized cans, and is surprisingly drinkable.
Spending my summers outside of Annapolis, I had my share of kegs. Bud, Natty Bo, and the oh so awful Wiedemens. I am trying to relearn lagers, the German and Austrian ones can be wonderful but I have this vision of light colored beers as being crap. Need to work on that.
I'm so tired of over hopped, over alcoholic beers. If I want to drink perfume, I'll drink perfume.
For fall, dogfish head punkin ale. It tastes like fall, not a pumpkin pie. The rest of the 60, 90 and the terrifying 120 min IPA's just make me cringe.
My fav winter snowy night beer used to be Mackinson Triple Stout. Pours like motor oil and light doesn't shine through it. Haven't seen it in years, so sad. Always liked Guiness. Not the silly pressurized cans, and is surprisingly drinkable.
Spending my summers outside of Annapolis, I had my share of kegs. Bud, Natty Bo, and the oh so awful Wiedemens. I am trying to relearn lagers, the German and Austrian ones can be wonderful but I have this vision of light colored beers as being crap. Need to work on that.
I think that's Phil's beer too ...
I gotta check out this Cigar City stuff...
SmokenFire said:
Cow Boss & Marshall Zhukov are my favorites, and Bolita Brown's an amazing beer too.
The Invasion pale ale is pretty good, canned, and might reach further ...
Let me know if you can't find it there
Sinister Sams Ipa from Taps Brewery
I don't think they reach us Mid-western folk yet with their distribution unfortunately.SmokenFire said:
I'll be in Tampa mid-October visiting family, can't wait to stop by the brewery to pick up some fresh canned beer and growlers. Last time I went down and visited the brewery the cases we bought were canned the day before, nice and fresh.
D3monic said:
Ever since they sold out to SAB I've hated on their beers with the exception of Pere Jaques and Sofie (the 4 pack stuff). The 6 packs are now all made differently and taste bad imo.