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I’ve had jai alai before. For me it’s ok, but not something I’d grab ahead of anything else available. Good to see you’re having a good weekend though. I’ve got a tall boy of coronado brewing weekend vibes in my hand right now.
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I’ve had jai alai before. For me it’s ok, but not something I’d grab ahead of anything else available. Good to see you’re having a good weekend though. I’ve got a tall boy of coronado brewing weekend vibes in my hand right now.
Im also having my first home brewed IPA - very pleased w it - Azacca, El Dorado, and Citra(dry hopped) - at 7%...
Its excellent - I will definitely try to reproduce it soon in next week or two...
I’ll throw this beer into the Great beer category...and at 9.4 %...it’s crazy-good...
But I bought it at $16.99/6 pack...
I’ve had my eye out for that beer for awhile but haven’t come across it, and I’m in Cali. Where’d you get it? Maybe I’m just overlooking easy access to it.
Surly Head Brewer is now at 3FFF
Buddy gave me 2 of these from a MN trip...pretty dang tasty!
Great beer though. Well done
Knocked back about five dozen of these bad boys through 72 holes last weekend:
Just the perfect golf course beer.
Just the perfect golf course beer.
Wowzers!
Delicious!
The 11% booze are hidden by the deliciousness...
Expect stupid posts w misspellings to begin in about 2 hrs...
I loved it. I wouldn't get more than a 6 pack though
Wowzers!
Delicious!
The 11% booze are hidden by the deliciousness...
Expect stupid posts w misspellings to begin in about 2 hrs...
This one is very delicious and new to me.
I had Boss Tweed in Indy at Redemption last weekend on tap and it was like Orange Juice w/pulp tasty!
I prefer draft beer, so giving Boss Tweed the nod...however if M-43 comes around on tap...I reserve the right to change my opinion!
This is my daily beer, but in bottles. Best beer overall for taste, calories and cost.Knocked back about five dozen of these bad boys through 72 holes last weekend:
Just the perfect golf course beer.
water has less calories and tastes the same...
Half true (on the calories). Sorry you can’t taste it.
I didn’t say it was a great tasting beer. I prefer a Porter or almost any craft lager over the Mich Ultra, but it is not a bad tasting beer. Lacking in depth, yes. But water? No. Besides, water doesn’t have (well, shouldn’t have) any alcohol content.
I love tasting all these craft beers and new tastes...but my garage fridge always still has Coors Light in it...
Sometimes you want to be able to have 8-10 beers throughout a day in the yard...and still make it upstairs at the end of the night...
I drink local pilsners and kolsch style beers all the time. They normally range from 4.5-5.5%
That’s like knowingly eating a 64 oz steak that is a particularly bad cut of meat. Why would you do that when you could get a 16 oz bone-in ribeye that wouldn’t make you crap all over yourself, taste ..... literally MILES better, and cost less?
To each his own, drink and let drink, but deciding that drinking 10 cans of Coors Light is the proper course to take on any day is a head scratcher, to be kind.
You must live in an area w lots of local breweries.
because on a hot yard work day Im thirsty...
I’m beginning to understand the posts you make on the freebie. If you’re thirsty whilst doing yard work, drink water.
Or drink a couple of beers that will vanquish your thirst and have some flavor.
Had ZwanzigZ Barrel Aged Imperial Stout the other day at their pizza place in Columbus. I've lived in Brown County for going on 4 years, and for some reason had never made it over there until now. That's a good beer and an ass-kicker at 12.4 ABV. I think I've made the switch to Imperial Stouts now, pretty much not liking any non-dark beer any more.
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We had a homebrew day release w an apple amber...and ended up mixing cups of it w the new peanut butter bourbon/whiskey...ladies loved it
Made both more drinkable than on their own.
Primeval Brewing in Noblesville has had my attention for a few weeks now. Last night it was a growler of their dunkelweizen. Only place on my side of town that does German lagers and does them well. Their hefeweisen and helles are good too. They also have a rauchbier that's like drinking a bacon sandwich.
Picked up a sixer of this for the beer fridge at the office yesterday. Delicious IPA.
Haven't tried it, but it sounds awful.
Is that their version of Founders All Day IPA?
It is even lighter. It is like 3.5%.
I'd drink an All Day. I'll never drink another Light Two Hearted
I had it last night and today...I didnt mind the taste for a 3.7%...and had 4 tonite w the neighbor and was able to talk and think straight...It will probably become my summer beer...over the wolf-pup that I had a couple times last summer...
Much better than the Coors/Miller/Bud brands of u4% light beers...
I guess I should probably try Founders All-Day...
only have had Todd the Axeman from them...sounds like a good trip
I bought it...I think its a beer you have to start with and stay with...
For a cookout, tailgate or party of kind...
Its not a ‘home from work’ or a ‘start the grill beer’...when you want a big flavor impact...
But...it beats domestics...would be a no-brainer if was $2 less...
FFS folks. We are all stuck at home and nary a damn post about beer. Sad.
Thanks for all the quarantine beer posts you're providing. Your effort is equally appreciated.
