The Beer Thread

[Freed Roger]

Used to associate MGD or Miller High Life with painting projects. Now painting has become more expensive for me.

I'll walk half way around Busch stadium to find a Schafly over that other stuff

[lukethedrifter]

There's a guy at work who insists that Michelob Golden Light Draft is the greatest beer ever. It's like Coors of the mid 70s, elusive yet when you find you wonder what the [expletive] they were talking about.

[sighyoung]

There's a guy at work who insists that Michelob Golden Light Draft is the greatest beer ever. It's like Coors of the mid 70s, elusive yet when you find you wonder what the [expletive] they were talking about.

I agree. Urine is universally available.

[jim]

Any beer that has four damn words to describe it is going to be bad.

[Jocephus]

[Swirls]

Golden Light was a pretty good beer, I always thought. It was widely available when I lived in central Iowa, but I've neither heard mention of it nor seen it ever since nor before the time I lived there.

[JL21]

The Southern Tier Creme Brulée is a 9.6% ABV boot up your ass. And it's delicious.



And while we're at it, the Perennial Sump barrel-aged coffee stout is one of the best coffee stouts I've ever had.



I've become a total junkie for high-ABV stouts and porters, and I know I won't be able to find this stuff from April through October. If it's a beer that's blacker than Dick Cheney's soul, I'm pretty sure I'll like it on at least some level.

[JackofDiamonds]

Have you had the BBC Coffeehouse Porter? It's my favorite from this year, but I haven't had the Sump yet.

[JL21]

I'd love to try it, but it looks like they're a New England-only brewer.

[JackofDiamonds]

I thought they may have expanded as I had some down in NYC, too bad though, it's seriously good. It's not seasonal though, so if you ever make it out here, you should be able to grab it.