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DeathGrip
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Have you ever tried a Root Beer Float? That's what R.B. was made for. 
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QuickDrawMcGraw
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Dads' Old Fashioned" for me*
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Have you ever tried a Root Beer Float? That's was R.B. was made for.
Thank's, i'll try that next time.
Right now i need a stiff drink
DeathGrip
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Thank's, i'll try that next time.
Right now i need a stiff drink
If you have a sweet tooth you wont be disappointed.
I need a beer right about now. Cheers.
Have you ever tried a Root Beer Float? That's what R.B. was made for.
OH YEA! And there's none better than IBC.
Does that mean you will be drinking and posting again?
Mickey D
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If you get a chance, try Stewart's Root Beer. Excellent!
jibbr71
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I thought A&W was the only Root beer on earth
I don't like root beer floats...but A&W is good good root beer,.....just not as good as IBC..
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Not a float fan but I do like Goose Island root beer. Sprecher root beer isn't bad either.
Of course, both of those cost about as much as the real beer from both of those brewerys.
Not a fan of IBC and I have not had A&W or Dad's in so long I can't rememeber if I like them or not.
Of course, both of those cost about as much as the real beer from both of those brewerys.
Not a fan of IBC and I have not had A&W or Dad's in so long I can't rememeber if I like them or not.
DeathGrip
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Even though I come from Minnesota, I am prepared to admit that almost all of the good stuff to drink (except Summit EPA) comes from Wisconsin. That includes Sprecher's Root Beer.
I grew up on Hires, and will drink it when I can get it, but if I am riding my motorbike around Sconny on a hot summer day (is there any better way to spend such a day?), if I stop for a cold one, nobody is going to offer me a Hires; Sprecher's is what you get, and I'm glad to take it. Unless they maybe have a Spotted Cow.
I grew up on Hires, and will drink it when I can get it, but if I am riding my motorbike around Sconny on a hot summer day (is there any better way to spend such a day?), if I stop for a cold one, nobody is going to offer me a Hires; Sprecher's is what you get, and I'm glad to take it. Unless they maybe have a Spotted Cow.
dougb1946
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Schells Brewery in New Ulm MN brews 1919 rootbeer. Quite possibly the finest available, if you can find it.
DeathGrip
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Anyone like Root Beer Barrels?
Ogandydancer
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A&W on tap only not the bottled junk and, Barques tap or bottle is O.K. I love Stewarts Ginger Beer (spicy ginger ale).
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dsbock
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The best Root Beer I've had is either Hank's in Pennsylvania or Saranac in New York. Both are traditional brewed root beers, not sodas.
I've also been to some smaller breweries that brew their own root beer for consumption on premises. Union Station Brewery in Rhode Island for example.
I've never been fond of IBC. Perhaps it loses something in the long trip from Texas to New York.
Whatever type you like, enjoy.
David
I've also been to some smaller breweries that brew their own root beer for consumption on premises. Union Station Brewery in Rhode Island for example.
I've never been fond of IBC. Perhaps it loses something in the long trip from Texas to New York.
Whatever type you like, enjoy.
David
feralmerril
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My mother used to make root beer. It was the best I ever tasted. Except once. She made it in a old 5 gallon chamber pot. Once I got deathly sick on some. I thought maybe she put too much yeast in it. Then I found out how she made it, or rather in what. Even though she attempted to assure me that she had scrubbed out that ancent pot many times, that done it for me!
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