lukethedrifter wrote:I forgot how much I like this type of beer. Mmmmmm.
Yep, posted that a few pages back. It's really good. I have a trivia night once a week at a pub here in town that has Young's Double Chocolate Stout on tap for 4 bucks a pint. It's awesome.
haltz wrote:I was at legrands a couple of days ago and noticed that they had several things I wanted to try. The wine selection isn't bad either.
Nothing wrong with drinking $1 rail gin in a booth at 9am.
I bought this at LeGrand's a few weeks ago:
If you like absurd amounts of hops in your beer, you can't go wrong. Don't be turned off by the fact that it's put out by Sierra Nevada.
I bet that's not all you bought there. I bet that ham, buffalo turkey, peppered roast beef, krakow, smoked bacon, provel, cojack, pepper cream cheese spread, olive salad, pimento mayo, pickle sandwich on white was sweet.
There was some bottle of brown ale there that I meant to walk out with but didn't for some reason. Now I can't remember the name and it's driving me crazy.
Hammerstone's has $2-2.50 bottles of Beamish, Red Stripe, Anchor Steam, Shiner Bock, Red Seal and some other stuff until they run out.
haltz wrote:I was at legrands a couple of days ago and noticed that they had several things I wanted to try. The wine selection isn't bad either.
Nothing wrong with drinking $1 rail gin in a booth at 9am.
I bought this at LeGrand's a few weeks ago:
If you like absurd amounts of hops in your beer, you can't go wrong. Don't be turned off by the fact that it's put out by Sierra Nevada.
That's a great IPA, an example of what I'd call well balanced. Plenty of hops but enough malt and just a bit of citrus to fill out the flavor. As IPAs go it's also a good deal at $8.99 for a six pack, at least that's what it costs around here. Dogfish, Bells, and the like all run closer to $11.
haltz wrote:I was at legrands a couple of days ago and noticed that they had several things I wanted to try. The wine selection isn't bad either.
Nothing wrong with drinking $1 rail gin in a booth at 9am.
I bought this at LeGrand's a few weeks ago:
If you like absurd amounts of hops in your beer, you can't go wrong. Don't be turned off by the fact that it's put out by Sierra Nevada.
That's a great IPA, an example of what I'd call well balanced. Plenty of hops but enough malt and just a bit of citrus to fill out the flavor. As IPAs go it's also a good deal at $8.99 for a six pack, at least that's what it costs around here. Dogfish, Bells, and the like all run closer to $11.
lukethedrifter wrote:I forgot how much I like this type of beer. Mmmmmm.
Yep, posted that a few pages back. It's really good. I have a trivia night once a week at a pub here in town that has Young's Double Chocolate Stout on tap for 4 bucks a pint. It's awesome.
lukethedrifter wrote:I forgot how much I like this type of beer. Mmmmmm.
Yep, posted that a few pages back. It's really good. I have a trivia night once a week at a pub here in town that has Young's Double Chocolate Stout on tap for 4 bucks a pint. It's awesome.
This looks amazing.
And believe me, it is good for breakfast. Back in my drunkier days, I used to love a Mackeson's Triple Stout in the morn.
lukethedrifter wrote:I forgot how much I like this type of beer. Mmmmmm.
Yep, posted that a few pages back. It's really good. I have a trivia night once a week at a pub here in town that has Young's Double Chocolate Stout on tap for 4 bucks a pint. It's awesome.
This looks amazing.
And believe me, it is good for breakfast. Back in my drunkier days, I used to love a Mackeson's Triple Stout in the morn.
