The Beer Thread
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InvincibleCakeEater
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Re: The Beer Thread
Local Pub here has 1.50 Mickey's hand grenades. Not the worst thing ever and for 1.50 who cares.
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cardinalkarp
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Re: The Beer Thread
I haven't really tried much new lately. I've been drinking some old favs, Lagunitas IPA Maximus (if you're an IPA fan you should love it), Racer 5, and the last couple Bells Hopslams I've been savoring.
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lukethedrifter
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Re: The Beer Thread
I haven't had a Mickey's since the fifth grade.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:Local Pub here has 1.50 Mickey's hand grenades. Not the worst thing ever and for 1.50 who cares.
Actually, I have and it was terrible.
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cardinalkarp
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Re: The Beer Thread
Yeah, there's definitely a very good reason I haven't had one of those nasty little things since high schoollukethedrifter wrote:I haven't had a Mickey's since the fifth grade.InvincibleCakeEater wrote:Local Pub here has 1.50 Mickey's hand grenades. Not the worst thing ever and for 1.50 who cares.
Actually, I have and it was terrible.
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Hudler
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Re: The Beer Thread
I've been really diggin' O'Dells Easy Street Wheat lately.
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docellis
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Re: The Beer Thread
I had a few Mickey's at Hair of the Dog on Washington recently. I like them.
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Re: The Beer Thread
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Freed Roger
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Re: The Beer Thread
Schlafly Summer Lager - (B -) -good, nothing special or unique. (note- lagers taste bad after having an IPA - so don't mix).
Schlafly Rasberry [expletive]. (F) -what a load of crap - it was a dark night -I decide to mooch free beer -so reached into friends cooler - seeing a schlafly label -assumed it was safe -and was horrified to find that I was drinking rasberry beer. Forays like this will not help Schlafly one bit. I don't know how that one got on the shelf.
New Belgium Ranger IPA and Mighty Arrow. Good pale ales. similar too each other. I'm turning more and more to New Belgium - quality products - but $2-$4 cheaper per six than comparables.
Schlafly Rasberry [expletive]. (F) -what a load of crap - it was a dark night -I decide to mooch free beer -so reached into friends cooler - seeing a schlafly label -assumed it was safe -and was horrified to find that I was drinking rasberry beer. Forays like this will not help Schlafly one bit. I don't know how that one got on the shelf.
New Belgium Ranger IPA and Mighty Arrow. Good pale ales. similar too each other. I'm turning more and more to New Belgium - quality products - but $2-$4 cheaper per six than comparables.
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Freed Roger
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Re: The Beer Thread
Schlafly's seasonal American IPA is pretty good.
At first it was a bit too pungent/grapefruity for me. But gets better as you go.
Also when foraging for beer while glamping was glad to get reaquainted with Dogfish Head Santo Palo Matron, India brown ale, and 60 minute IPA
At first it was a bit too pungent/grapefruity for me. But gets better as you go.
Also when foraging for beer while glamping was glad to get reaquainted with Dogfish Head Santo Palo Matron, India brown ale, and 60 minute IPA
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redbirdjazzz
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Re: The Beer Thread
I've liked everything I've had so far from New Holland. This stuff is fantastic!