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currently drinking sweetwater sch'wheat american wheat ale. not bad.
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currently drinking sweetwater sch'wheat american wheat ale. not bad.
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dos equis.
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John, how's that Pearl Jam Twenty? I have heard great and not so great things. For it being so expensive I didn't know about making the purchase.
Was there a version 2.0 made for this thread that I didn't know about? This place is dead.
Tonight:
MNF special $5 for a pitcher of PBR and since my Chargers are out of playoff contention i'll be playing "who can drink the most beer" with my friends tonight.
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John, how's that Pearl Jam Twenty? I have heard great and not so great things. For it being so expensive I didn't know about making the purchase.
Was there a version 2.0 made for this thread that I didn't know about? This place is dead.
Tonight:
MNF special $5 for a pitcher of PBR and since my Chargers are out of playoff contention i'll be playing "who can drink the most beer" with my friends tonight.
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i enjoyed it. it was a secret santa gift otherwise i probably wouldn't think to pick it up on my own. when i opened it i wasn't in the mood for something heavy so the Pearl Jam was perfect. killed that bottle quicker than expected
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i enjoyed it. it was a secret santa gift otherwise i probably wouldn't think to pick it up on my own. when i opened it i wasn't in the mood for something heavy so the Pearl Jam was perfect. killed that bottle quicker than expected
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I just fell in love with this one.
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I just fell in love with this one.
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Just realized I haven't posted here in awhile.
What I've tried over the past month or so:
Wasatch White Ale.... Think of it as more of a Belgium style "blue moon %#!" type beer. But obviously BETTER... Their summerbreau is an award winning beer and their winter white ale comes close to being GREAT
PyramidBrewery out of the PNW has a Apricot Ale... One of the more fruity beers out there. I can appreciate all styles so I tend to drink this one once in awhile. I Love apricots and it has the smell and sweetness to it. As a 5%
Dos Equis Noche Buena... A local grocery store had 12 packs on sale for $9.99 so I had to take advantage of that. I tend to follow what is on sale when I attempt to try new beers
Shiner Holiday Cheer. Apparently made with Texas peaches. This style is more of a dunkelweizen, or so they say. I was a big fan having a few over the holidays.
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Have any of you seen any converted beer drinkers now going for a variety and some actual taste? I just love the current trend and growth I am seeing. Is it happening any place else?
What I've tried over the past month or so:
Wasatch White Ale.... Think of it as more of a Belgium style "blue moon %#!" type beer. But obviously BETTER... Their summerbreau is an award winning beer and their winter white ale comes close to being GREAT
PyramidBrewery out of the PNW has a Apricot Ale... One of the more fruity beers out there. I can appreciate all styles so I tend to drink this one once in awhile. I Love apricots and it has the smell and sweetness to it. As a 5%
Dos Equis Noche Buena... A local grocery store had 12 packs on sale for $9.99 so I had to take advantage of that. I tend to follow what is on sale when I attempt to try new beers
Shiner Holiday Cheer. Apparently made with Texas peaches. This style is more of a dunkelweizen, or so they say. I was a big fan having a few over the holidays.
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Have any of you seen any converted beer drinkers now going for a variety and some actual taste? I just love the current trend and growth I am seeing. Is it happening any place else?
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Just realized I haven't posted here in awhile.
What I've tried over the past month or so:
Wasatch White Ale.... Think of it as more of a Belgium style "blue moon %#!" type beer. But obviously BETTER... Their summerbreau is an award winning beer and their winter white ale comes close to being GREAT
PyramidBrewery out of the PNW has a Apricot Ale... One of the more fruity beers out there. I can appreciate all styles so I tend to drink this one once in awhile. I Love apricots and it has the smell and sweetness to it. As a 5%
Dos Equis Noche Buena... A local grocery store had 12 packs on sale for $9.99 so I had to take advantage of that. I tend to follow what is on sale when I attempt to try new beers
Shiner Holiday Cheer. Apparently made with Texas peaches. This style is more of a dunkelweizen, or so they say. I was a big fan having a few over the holidays.
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Have any of you seen any converted beer drinkers now going for a variety and some actual taste? I just love the current trend and growth I am seeing. Is it happening any place else?
What I've tried over the past month or so:
Wasatch White Ale.... Think of it as more of a Belgium style "blue moon %#!" type beer. But obviously BETTER... Their summerbreau is an award winning beer and their winter white ale comes close to being GREAT
PyramidBrewery out of the PNW has a Apricot Ale... One of the more fruity beers out there. I can appreciate all styles so I tend to drink this one once in awhile. I Love apricots and it has the smell and sweetness to it. As a 5%
Dos Equis Noche Buena... A local grocery store had 12 packs on sale for $9.99 so I had to take advantage of that. I tend to follow what is on sale when I attempt to try new beers
Shiner Holiday Cheer. Apparently made with Texas peaches. This style is more of a dunkelweizen, or so they say. I was a big fan having a few over the holidays.
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Have any of you seen any converted beer drinkers now going for a variety and some actual taste? I just love the current trend and growth I am seeing. Is it happening any place else?
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yup.
special shout out to: Shiner Bock, Blue Moon, Heineken, and Bud Light/Lime.
info on this?
special shout out to: Shiner Bock, Blue Moon, Heineken, and Bud Light/Lime.
info on this?
late registrant
Formerly willsndvl
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yup.
special shout out to: Shiner Bock, Blue Moon, Heineken, and Bud Light/Lime.
info on this?
special shout out to: Shiner Bock, Blue Moon, Heineken, and Bud Light/Lime.
info on this?
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This was by far the most bitter beer I have ever drank. Couldn't finish it when I ordered it.Originally Posted by Elpablo21
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This was by far the most bitter beer I have ever drank. Couldn't finish it when I ordered it.Originally Posted by Elpablo21
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I certainly haven't tried too many beers, but I looved stella artois when I had a few of those
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I certainly haven't tried too many beers, but I looved stella artois when I had a few of those
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None........yet
