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jim wrote:, I've never had Two Women before. Really looking forward to this.

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See Schlafly, Two Women if you want people to try your other beers."I had Two Women last night "is more satisfying to the soul, than "oatmeal stout".

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Freed Roger wrote:See Schlafly, Two Women if you want people to try your other beers."I had Two Women last night "is more satisfying to the soul, than "oatmeal stout".
I don't mind the creative names, as long as they tell me what style it is. If they don't tell me what I'm about to drink, I will hesitate to spend money on their product. If your beer does not fit a classical style, say so.

So I actually applaud Schlafly for letting me know what style I'm about to drink, and I don't mind that they are not creative with the name.

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Popeye_Card wrote:
Freed Roger wrote:See Schlafly, Two Women if you want people to try your other beers."I had Two Women last night "is more satisfying to the soul, than "oatmeal stout".
I don't mind the creative names, as long as they tell me what style it is. If they don't tell me what I'm about to drink, I will hesitate to spend money on their product. If your beer does not fit a classical style, say so.

So I actually applaud Schlafly for letting me know what style I'm about to drink, and I don't mind that they are not creative with the name.
if Kraftiig went by a more literal name "Crappy pisswater funded by Busch family heir with overstoked ego"

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M1IRONMIKE wrote:
jim wrote:, I've never had Two Women before. Really looking forward to this.

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Yep, and we both know one of our buddies lived the dream. "Best $500 I ever spent" was his quote I believe.

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Not really a beer comment but is anyone in the area going to check out the biergarten at ABI?

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jim wrote:
stlouie_lipp wrote:Cool, I will. I will be just south of Madison so should find it.
Where? "Just south" could be New Glarus. Take the tout if you have time.
Evansville. But I am going to New Glarus in the fall. I've heard nothing but good things about that place.

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stlouie_lipp wrote:
jim wrote:
stlouie_lipp wrote:Cool, I will. I will be just south of Madison so should find it.
Where? "Just south" could be New Glarus. Take the tout if you have time.
Evansville. But I am going to New Glarus in the fall. I've heard nothing but good things about that place.
Wow, you aren't going to believe this but I know where that is and have been through it dozens of times. There are a couple of little trout stream not far from there, whenever I get the itch and can't get away for a weekend I'll hit it. Haven't been there in years, but I used to take Hwy 14 through Evansville and wonder up to either the town of Dayton and fish a place called Story Creek or go a little further up to Mt. Vernon and fish that stream.

I've never been to the brewery but have been close many times.

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I love jarts. We have the old version of the game with the heavy metal tips. I like to throw that [expletive] up about 100 feet and watch it turn over at it's apex and then come hurtling toward the ground and great speeds and then .... ooooooommmmmph. Right into the ground or a skull.

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