CHRISTMAS TIME BEERS?
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sigp220.45
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Santa can bring me any beer he chooses to.
I ain't picky.
I ain't picky.
grabbed a 30 pack of Hamms today.. does that count?
Checked the fridge. Pacifico. Feliz Navidad!
StrawHat
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No need to stock up. Herself and I enjoy the custom of a local brewery. The brewer does small batches and has as many as a dozen on tap at any time. I like dark beers and some of the seasonal ones. He has 2 porters and 4 stouts right now. We try to get there once a week as we enjoy the comraderie.
For you North East Ohio members, it is Dark Room Brewing Company in Geneva. Tell them the knife sharpener sent you!
Kevin
For you North East Ohio members, it is Dark Room Brewing Company in Geneva. Tell them the knife sharpener sent you!
Kevin
Anyone who brings you Schlitz is NOT your friend!
Ooooh... That looks mighty tasty...
I stock up on Shiner Cheer every year. Usually hits shelves around Halloween and, depending on sales, stays available until around the new year or so. Always delicious and refreshing! Last year's brew was phenomenal.
To repeat: there are no bad beers. It's just that some taste better than others.
Merry Christmas and fire for effect.
Merry Christmas and fire for effect.
Tinyman
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Two 6-packs of Singha -- from Thailand. It brings back memories.
$240 per 24.5 oz decanter.
I place this in the "out of my league" class.
I place this in the "out of my league" class.
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Been trying to track down some Dogfish Pennsylvania Tuxedo, a spruce beer. Tough luck here in middle Ga. The spruce flavor means Christmas to me.
Some of them need to be put back in the horse. I have tried some very distasteful brews. Merry Christmas and enjoy whatever You get. I like Dos Equis Amber. Got one here called Moose Drool. Can't describe the taste, but I'll bet the real thing tastes better.
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Throw me a Busch and spare me the beer snobs.
it's all good.
it's all good.
I never met a beer I couldn't finish.
My two favorite beers are free and cold, in that order. After navigating through the craft beer craze for about 10 years I circled back to where I began 50 years ago, with Budweiser (NOT Bud Light). Each one is just as tasty as the previous 50,000 or so. I do enjoy a New Glarus Spotted Cow or a Leinenkugel Vanilla Porter when I can get 'em, but a good cold Bud works every time.
