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jim wrote:The local joint down the corner sells old recipe Schlitz, and it's damn good beer.

I just heard about this. The Schlitz, that is, not your local joint.

I just popped open a Bell's Oberon, a fine ale.

Hungary Jack wrote:I just popped open a Bell's Oberon, a fine ale.

Yes it is.
Bell's is awesome. Oberon is great, Two Hearted is Divine.

jim wrote:The local joint down the corner sells old recipe Schlitz, and it's damn good beer.

What joint is that?

Wekse5 wrote:i'd go with the kalamazoo stout as the other bell's beer.

Its pretty good. Drinking one now. definitely stout.

I was at a teliqua bar in St. Paul this weekend, that had Hamm's on tap.
How awesome. The only place I've seen this on tap.
Hamm's on tap, at a tequila bar.

If anybody sees Lions Head beer in StL, lemme know. I had 1 in Manhattan at a bar; it was a cheap awesome pilsner. Apparently it's a typical college beer up in the north east, but I liked it a lot.

has anybody tried these beers - one of my local grocer carries, so ...

Big Sky Brewery -MooseDrool Brown Ale -
New Holland Brewery -Sundog Amber Ale
New Holland Brewery-The Poet -brown ale
Left Hand Brewery -Sawtooth (amber Ale I think)
Rogue -American Amber ale

I've had the Moose Drool. It's a solid, above average beer, IMO.

Freed Roger wrote:has anybody tried these beers - one of my local grocer carries, so ...

Big Sky Brewery -MooseDrool Brown Ale -
New Holland Brewery -Sundog Amber Ale
New Holland Brewery-The Poet -brown ale
Left Hand Brewery -Sawtooth (amber Ale I think)
Rogue -American Amber ale

I went to the New Holland Brewery a few weeks ago. The Poet and Sundog were liked by the group, but I had some of their heavier stuff. I had the Black Tulip, the Dragon's Milk, and the Pilgrim's Dole; each of which was phenomenal.