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chimay blue.
sweetwater 420.
lobster lovers ($2.00, 11%!?!)
sweetwater 420.
lobster lovers ($2.00, 11%!?!)
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if you want a good tasting budlight, get bud light wheat. surprisingly good.
my dude ikari put me on to it
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if you want a good tasting budlight, get bud light wheat. surprisingly good.
my dude ikari put me on to it
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Big fan of Wheat beers esp Shock Top.
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Big fan of Wheat beers esp Shock Top.
s dubl
Supporter
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thanks for this Wally...almost had the wife spend $9+tax and crv on a 6pk just to try it.
Ive been drinking Blue Moon for a little while now. Tastes great and no hangover (for me anyway).
s dubl
Supporter
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- 29,480
thanks for this Wally...almost had the wife spend $9+tax and crv on a 6pk just to try it.
Ive been drinking Blue Moon for a little while now. Tastes great and no hangover (for me anyway).
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whats the opinion on Sam Adams Cherry Wheat?
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whats the opinion on Sam Adams Cherry Wheat?
s dubl
Supporter
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its good.
s dubl
Supporter
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its good.
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Chimay Blue is
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Chimay Blue is
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Originally Posted by AJChick23
The Greater Gator beerfest here this weekend made me fall in love with a couple of sweeter brews
Southern Tier Choklat Stout (11% abvbut velvet smooth)
I just cannot hype this Choklat beer up enough...it tastes like a chocolate milkshake..soo good
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout...another great chocolate stout (5%)
Sea Dog Blue Paw...I've seen this one many times..don't know why I didn't try it sooner.
hell yeah, this guy knows whats up with that southern tier
also amazing by southern tier, but it only comes out in the fall unfortunately
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Originally Posted by AJChick23
The Greater Gator beerfest here this weekend made me fall in love with a couple of sweeter brews
Southern Tier Choklat Stout (11% abvbut velvet smooth)
I just cannot hype this Choklat beer up enough...it tastes like a chocolate milkshake..soo good
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout...another great chocolate stout (5%)
Sea Dog Blue Paw...I've seen this one many times..don't know why I didn't try it sooner.
hell yeah, this guy knows whats up with that southern tier
also amazing by southern tier, but it only comes out in the fall unfortunately
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i dont know if it was just a bad tap, but
the AC Beer Fest was kinda cool. the girls were
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i dont know if it was just a bad tap, but
the AC Beer Fest was kinda cool. the girls were
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Originally Posted by baseballer10p
Originally Posted by AJChick23
The Greater Gator beerfest here this weekend made me fall in love with a couple of sweeter brews
Southern Tier Choklat Stout (11% abvbut velvet smooth)
I just cannot hype this Choklat beer up enough...it tastes like a chocolate milkshake..soo good
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout...another great chocolate stout (5%)
Sea Dog Blue Paw...I've seen this one many times..don't know why I didn't try it sooner.
hell yeah, this guy knows whats up with that southern tier
also amazing by southern tier, but it only comes out in the fall unfortunately
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Originally Posted by baseballer10p
Originally Posted by AJChick23
The Greater Gator beerfest here this weekend made me fall in love with a couple of sweeter brews
Southern Tier Choklat Stout (11% abvbut velvet smooth)
I just cannot hype this Choklat beer up enough...it tastes like a chocolate milkshake..soo good
Youngs Double Chocolate Stout...another great chocolate stout (5%)
Sea Dog Blue Paw...I've seen this one many times..don't know why I didn't try it sooner.
hell yeah, this guy knows whats up with that southern tier
also amazing by southern tier, but it only comes out in the fall unfortunately
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Newcastle
Beck's
Delirium Tremens
Beck's
Delirium Tremens
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Newcastle
Beck's
Delirium Tremens
Beck's
Delirium Tremens
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How far east or south is Sea Dog sold? I had some out in Maine at a Sea Dog Brewery/restaurant awhile back. I never could find it anywhere else though.
I may or may not have mentioned this but BREWERY TOURS are a must. Some of these places don't specifically say they have tours, but you can call them up and state your interest and they open up. Some other places do give out specific guided tours. I went to a RedHook brewery house a few years back. Unlimited amount of pitchers it seemed like to "sample".. I also did the Sam Adams Brewery as well. Those were two larger tours that I remember. The others seemed to be locally run brew houses, and they have these tap rooms with as many as 14 different varieties. Some of these places even have a brew club that you pay an annual amount for. $7 dollar growlers is beyond cheap. Then it's almost really good beer. It comes out to less than $1.33 /a bottle, or $8 bucks a sixpack.. Fine crafted homegrown top quality stuff becomes cheaper than the imports. 22oz. glasses for the price of a pint. It's really a joke how good of a deal some of these places are.
If you live in a metro area of 100,000 people or more, there are atleast 3-4 hometown brew houses you can check out. What used to be just one or two favorite beers has turned into an arsenal of 20-30 for me.
I may or may not have mentioned this but BREWERY TOURS are a must. Some of these places don't specifically say they have tours, but you can call them up and state your interest and they open up. Some other places do give out specific guided tours. I went to a RedHook brewery house a few years back. Unlimited amount of pitchers it seemed like to "sample".. I also did the Sam Adams Brewery as well. Those were two larger tours that I remember. The others seemed to be locally run brew houses, and they have these tap rooms with as many as 14 different varieties. Some of these places even have a brew club that you pay an annual amount for. $7 dollar growlers is beyond cheap. Then it's almost really good beer. It comes out to less than $1.33 /a bottle, or $8 bucks a sixpack.. Fine crafted homegrown top quality stuff becomes cheaper than the imports. 22oz. glasses for the price of a pint. It's really a joke how good of a deal some of these places are.
If you live in a metro area of 100,000 people or more, there are atleast 3-4 hometown brew houses you can check out. What used to be just one or two favorite beers has turned into an arsenal of 20-30 for me.
- 13,924
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How far east or south is Sea Dog sold? I had some out in Maine at a Sea Dog Brewery/restaurant awhile back. I never could find it anywhere else though.
I may or may not have mentioned this but BREWERY TOURS are a must. Some of these places don't specifically say they have tours, but you can call them up and state your interest and they open up. Some other places do give out specific guided tours. I went to a RedHook brewery house a few years back. Unlimited amount of pitchers it seemed like to "sample".. I also did the Sam Adams Brewery as well. Those were two larger tours that I remember. The others seemed to be locally run brew houses, and they have these tap rooms with as many as 14 different varieties. Some of these places even have a brew club that you pay an annual amount for. $7 dollar growlers is beyond cheap. Then it's almost really good beer. It comes out to less than $1.33 /a bottle, or $8 bucks a sixpack.. Fine crafted homegrown top quality stuff becomes cheaper than the imports. 22oz. glasses for the price of a pint. It's really a joke how good of a deal some of these places are.
If you live in a metro area of 100,000 people or more, there are atleast 3-4 hometown brew houses you can check out. What used to be just one or two favorite beers has turned into an arsenal of 20-30 for me.
I may or may not have mentioned this but BREWERY TOURS are a must. Some of these places don't specifically say they have tours, but you can call them up and state your interest and they open up. Some other places do give out specific guided tours. I went to a RedHook brewery house a few years back. Unlimited amount of pitchers it seemed like to "sample".. I also did the Sam Adams Brewery as well. Those were two larger tours that I remember. The others seemed to be locally run brew houses, and they have these tap rooms with as many as 14 different varieties. Some of these places even have a brew club that you pay an annual amount for. $7 dollar growlers is beyond cheap. Then it's almost really good beer. It comes out to less than $1.33 /a bottle, or $8 bucks a sixpack.. Fine crafted homegrown top quality stuff becomes cheaper than the imports. 22oz. glasses for the price of a pint. It's really a joke how good of a deal some of these places are.
If you live in a metro area of 100,000 people or more, there are atleast 3-4 hometown brew houses you can check out. What used to be just one or two favorite beers has turned into an arsenal of 20-30 for me.
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if you want a good tasting budlight, get bud light wheat. surprisingly good.
my
but srs. you know you like that hitochino white ale when you want something refreshing and light.
in terms of craft - it doesn't get better than rogue's hazelnut brown nectar to me.
readily available - sierra nevada.
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if you want a good tasting budlight, get bud light wheat. surprisingly good.
my
but srs. you know you like that hitochino white ale when you want something refreshing and light.
in terms of craft - it doesn't get better than rogue's hazelnut brown nectar to me.
readily available - sierra nevada.
