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Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 1:57 pm
by Wekse5
i'd go with the kalamazoo stout as the other bell's beer.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 2:13 pm
by Popeye_Card
Your list could use more Stag.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 2:58 pm
by Hungary Jack
Popeye_Card wrote:Your list could use more Stag.
Do they make a stout? :wink:

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 3:49 pm
by Popeye_Card
They used to make a bock. Almost every german-rooted brewery did.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 4:15 pm
by G. Keenan
Hungary Jack wrote: Something else from Bell's (recommendation needed)
I'd go with the Two Hearted. Very good IPA and it would be fun to see how it matches up against Smokey's IPA.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 4:39 pm
by Hungary Jack
G. Keenan wrote:
Hungary Jack wrote: Something else from Bell's (recommendation needed)
I'd go with the Two Hearted. Very good IPA and it would be fun to see how it matches up against Smokey's IPA.
Excellent suggestion.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 5:06 pm
by clake
Thought I had one more Green Flash West Coast IPA (hoppy as all get out!) but instead going with the Stone Ruination...

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 5:13 pm
by lukethedrifter
I'm drinking Miller High Life in a can but should probably be drinking whiskey and listening to some country and western.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 8:08 pm
by jim
The local joint down the corner sells old recipe Schlitz, and it's damn good beer.

Re: The Beer Thread

Posted: August 5 09, 9:38 pm
by cards2468
jim wrote:The local joint down the corner sells old recipe Schlitz, and it's damn good beer.
I hear them advertising on the radio all the time. My parents always said Schlitz gave you the Schlitz [expletive], but I'm not sure if they're old enough to have had the original recipe. How's the bowel movements going for ya, Jim?