Favorite Post-Ride brew?
05-17-06, 02:31 AM
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Take your pick
https://www.beersofeurope.co.uk/acata...r___Ale_7.html
If you want the best then look at the Belgian beers
https://www.belgianbeers.co.uk/cat16_1.htm
https://www.beersofeurope.co.uk/acata...r___Ale_7.html
If you want the best then look at the Belgian beers
https://www.belgianbeers.co.uk/cat16_1.htm
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Post ride? If its right after you better chug down some water or sports drink. But after rehydrating some I would love a Ice cold Margarita (usually what I have with dinner) or my favorite drink right now redbull + jager.
When playing pool with the guys its usually jack + coke.
When playing pool with the guys its usually jack + coke.
05-17-06, 05:34 AM
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Non alcoholic would be Lipton Green Tea with Citrus. Alcohol would be Rolling Rock. Hard liquor would be Grey Goose.
05-17-06, 06:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Paladin
I don't know how you guys drink that nasty crap! To me it has a nasty after taste. Give me a Moose Drool and I am happy.
05-17-06, 07:11 AM
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Tecate w/ lime. very refreshing. i also recently discover a little ditty called Ole Speckled Hen. very delicious.
05-17-06, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Peek the Geek
I've got a cut on my arm from last night's ride. Would you like to rub some salt in it?
. I even know of a bar that offers free drinks , on days that the sun doesn't shine .
05-17-06, 08:11 AM
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05-17-06, 09:51 AM
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For me, it's New Castle Brown Ale.
Or the Capn' and Coke.
Just got back from Spain and brought back a bottle of 7 year aged Cuban Rum. So smooth you can sip it, but too sweet to drink a lot of.
Or the Capn' and Coke.
Just got back from Spain and brought back a bottle of 7 year aged Cuban Rum. So smooth you can sip it, but too sweet to drink a lot of.
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05-17-06, 09:52 AM
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Kokannee or keiths.
Oh and rye and coke...thats a good one too. Not really a brew per se
Oh and rye and coke...thats a good one too. Not really a brew per se
05-17-06, 10:02 AM
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I'm lucky enough to live in Hood River part time, so when I get done mtn. biking I always cruise by the Full Sail brewery for whatever limited run brews they have in tap. Right now they've got a killer pilsner that I like to follow up with their equally killer ESB. Be jealous of me, very jealous.
If they don't have anything good on limited run, I'll get a pint or two of their pale, or their ipa post ride. Either that, or a bucket of Sessions. Drool....
www.fullsailbrewing.com
If they don't have anything good on limited run, I'll get a pint or two of their pale, or their ipa post ride. Either that, or a bucket of Sessions. Drool....
www.fullsailbrewing.com
05-17-06, 10:14 AM
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Throw the stick!!!!
Generally my post ride drink is either water or the cytomax left over in my bottle. On the rare occasion that I do drink it will most likely be either Corona or Killian's Red.
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05-17-06, 12:41 PM
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"Sam Adams! Always a good decision."
But Heineken's go down reaaaaaallllllly smooth after a good ride.
Man, I'm thirsty.
But Heineken's go down reaaaaaallllllly smooth after a good ride.
Man, I'm thirsty.
05-17-06, 12:48 PM
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Sometimes local to where I ride, nothing beats a Bell's Oberon enjoyed at the brewery in the beer garden.
If you get lucky you'll even get a band of kids from Western Michigan doing a poor rendition of "Road to Nowhere."
Good times. Good times.
If you get lucky you'll even get a band of kids from Western Michigan doing a poor rendition of "Road to Nowhere."
Good times. Good times.
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Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse
but this is "post-ride" in the sense of rode, went home, chugged water, showered, and now i'm ready to relax.
but this is "post-ride" in the sense of rode, went home, chugged water, showered, and now i'm ready to relax.
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Deschutes (OR) - Black Butte Porter or Cinder Cone red
Rogue (another Oregon) - Dead Guy Ale
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Rogue (another Oregon) - Dead Guy Ale
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Uh, no.
Sierra Nevada, Blue Moon, or Stella Artois.....although i would trade them all for a Cascade if i could get my hands on one in America.
Sierra Nevada, Blue Moon, or Stella Artois.....although i would trade them all for a Cascade if i could get my hands on one in America.
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How about miller lite?
I'm just surprised no one likes non alcoholic drinks. How about a shirly temple? Yesterday I had a blueberry/bannana smoothie with pineapple juice and ice.
I'm just surprised no one likes non alcoholic drinks. How about a shirly temple? Yesterday I had a blueberry/bannana smoothie with pineapple juice and ice.