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Road Guy
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you NC folks need to check out the New Belgium brewery tour when its open in Ashville, totally worth the drive (myself I think the rest of Ashville is fairly overrated)
Supe have you had their citradellic? I am not normally into fruity beers but this one is terrific IMO!
Supe have you had their citradellic? I am not normally into fruity beers but this one is terrific IMO!
That looks almost worse than a stemmed wine glass. Long moment arm with most mass at the end. Although I'd have to run a few numbers to verify. How knockoverable is it on a scale of 1-broken glass?
Wolverine
Uncanny Pompadour
I found a new tasty brew in our local national behemoth grocery store: Uinta - West Coast IPA. It was alright, pretty good, not bad.
I went into this particular chain because it's been selling Oskar Blues G'Knight (it used to be called Gordon's Imperial Stout, but the Gordons vodka people sued, so they unfortunately had to change the cool name to a stupid one) for about $8.49 a sixpack. Seriously underpriced, where every other craft beer, even the crappy ones, go for $9.99 or more. Oskar Blues Gordon Imperial is quite simply the gnarliest beer in a can, ever. So rich and meaty, like chewing a big ball of caramel awesomeness. I highly recommend it.
We have a new co-op and today when we started talking beer amongst me & my work brew-buddy, she says "Ever tried Lienenkugel? I like that."
Wolverine be like:
'Ah, yeah, Lienenkugels is good..."
I went into this particular chain because it's been selling Oskar Blues G'Knight (it used to be called Gordon's Imperial Stout, but the Gordons vodka people sued, so they unfortunately had to change the cool name to a stupid one) for about $8.49 a sixpack. Seriously underpriced, where every other craft beer, even the crappy ones, go for $9.99 or more. Oskar Blues Gordon Imperial is quite simply the gnarliest beer in a can, ever. So rich and meaty, like chewing a big ball of caramel awesomeness. I highly recommend it.
We have a new co-op and today when we started talking beer amongst me & my work brew-buddy, she says "Ever tried Lienenkugel? I like that."
Wolverine be like:
'Ah, yeah, Lienenkugels is good..."
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We were able to get Leinenkugel for $8 a case - yes that's 24 beers - for a period of time when I was in college ($7 if you counted the $1 deposit on the bottles). I still have fond memories of my last semester of mech eng., pounding Leinies on a dirty couch, listening to The Butthole Surfers while playing "Auto Racing" on an old Mattel Intellivision with my roommates.
Of the uber-cheap beers (Meister Brau, Schaeffer, Milwaukee' s Beast) it was by far the best. But I certainly don't think I'd go out of my way to drink it now.
Of the uber-cheap beers (Meister Brau, Schaeffer, Milwaukee' s Beast) it was by far the best. But I certainly don't think I'd go out of my way to drink it now.
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Road Guy
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our neighborhood had a party a few Fridays ago and I think as the free (good) beer disappeared I may have had a miller genuine draft - not sure who actually bought that (I didn't know they even really made it anymore) it was pretty terrible and not as good as I remember drinking it after football practice in 10th grade..
Dexman PE PMP
Internationally PMP'n his PE-ness
They were good after a long day of yard work or when Mrs Dex and I would go to her Volleyball tourneys in the park. I prefer Stouts with dinner and when hanging out but they're too heavy after spending a ton of time out in the sun.
knight1fox3
Jedi MASTER & Friend of Capt. Solo
Bite your tongue sir! You let me know when you make it to Brew City and I'll show you some GOOD Leinie's beer complete with a tour of the brewery. :thumbs:
I remember Meister brau from college. It might be the worst beer I've ever had, and I've had some bad beer. I gag thinking about it.
