I have some Fulton, Sweet Child O Vine
However, I am quite confident it will be a Coors Light
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Firestone Double Barrel Ale. A California beer.
Leinie's Sunset Wheat, Sam Adams Octoberfest, or Great Lakes Eliott Ness Amber.
The list start and ends with this
The rest are just gut rott pretenders
The rest are just gut rott pretenders
El-Ka-Bong and I are on the same page.... 
Leinies Red is the unofficial-official beer of the Green Bay Packers. 
When does Lienies put out the ocktoberfest? I think they make a nice marzen.
I'm right there with Bonger. I'm also fond of the Guinness Black Lager.
Shipyard Pumpkinhead is out I believe, I usually give that whirl.
Shipyard Pumpkinhead is out I believe, I usually give that whirl.
quote:Originally posted by Grave Digger:
Guinness Black Lager.
I wouldn't go out of my way for it. I wouldn't refuse it either.
Free State Ad Astra on tap at home right now....but could go with one of the Sierra Nevada Estates I've been saving.
Perfect choice for you there IC....Bluemoon...the beer for people who don't like beer!
Perfect choice for you there IC....Bluemoon...the beer for people who don't like beer!
since I'll be tailgating it'll be PBR ASAP. I know, I know, but dirty 30s are cheap.
if I was at home it'd be Central Waters Mud Puppy Porter or New Glarus Spotted Cow.
if I was at home it'd be Central Waters Mud Puppy Porter or New Glarus Spotted Cow.
I'm with Tdog, I'll be cracking some Spotted Cow, after a few Bloody Mary's.
Probably just
Unless I get my hands on some Dark Island Reserve or fresh Guiness.
Unless I get my hands on some Dark Island Reserve or fresh Guiness.
The only way I can drink Bud, Miller or Coors is if I am outside on a hot day.. They are good for softball games and stuff like that because you can drink 6 without getting weighed down or loopy.
What part of Germany are you in? I'm dying to get back there for another Oktoberfest.
What part of Germany are you in? I'm dying to get back there for another Oktoberfest.
quote:Originally posted by BrainDed:
The only way I can drink Bud, Miller or Coors is if I am outside on a hot day..
Or on a golf course.
Seriously, I can't drink them either as they have so little taste, but if someone ejoys it, more power to you (I also don't care if you like your brats with ketchup). I buy those beers when they are on sale to cook with, save the porters and stouts to drink on the deck.
quote:Originally posted by Stefan:
Some really good tastes in here...
hey, now that they started krausening Old Style again a couple years ago (they didn't when Miller originally bought it), there's nothing wrong with a cold OS on a hot day. OS used to be my cheap beer of choice, then Miller bought it and stopped krausening and raised the price, so Pabst became my cheap beer of choice, and now they're krausening it again and finally lowered the price to Pabst levels. but I can't make the switch back. Miller marketing gurus not so smart.
side note, my Firefox spellcheck doesn't recognize the word "krausening" and suggests "nauseating". coincidence?
side note, my Firefox spellcheck doesn't recognize the word "krausening" and suggests "nauseating". coincidence?
Had it been 28 years ago, I'd be drinking with Boris, but these days, it'll be whichever of these I have in my refrigerator, most likely the amber:
Can we incorporate food in on this too? Preparing a theme based meal revolving around GB's opponent can be an all day event. San Fran will be a challenge but I'm pushing for crab in a bag.
My "worst-beer" ever starts and ends here:
quote:Originally posted by Tavis Smiley:
Can we incorporate food in on this too? Preparing a theme based meal revolving around GB's opponent can be an all day event. San Fran will be a challenge but I'm pushing for crab in a bag.
You're in luck. JJSD is a master crab torturer/murderer. I don't know the entire recipe, but I do know that it starts with a stick.
