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I feel it too.
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I forsee a sloppy drunken internet group hug (henceforth known as sdigh) comin on.
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Originally Posted by Serendipper
Hopefully never. That stuff is like kool-aid & piss, only worse.
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Originally Posted by ZappCatt
Old Foghorn at the Anchor Steam Brewery...ahhhhh
http://www.anchorbrewing.com/beers/i..._glass2005.jpghttp://www.anchorbrewing.com/images/...oghorn12oz.jpg http://www.averybrewing.com/BigBeers...ogHeaven/image |
All i've got around right now... but I aint complaining:
http://www.typeculture.com/images/fo...lery/thm_1.jpg |
I can't wait to go home to get some beer that my brother, dad and I brewed....
we brewed it at this place http://www.thebrewkettle.com/ |
http://kodawari.cc/engpage/kodawari/...mage_rrice.jpghttp://kodawari.cc/engpage/kodawari/...mage_white.jpghttp://www.uplandbeer.com/beers/wheat2.jpg
http://www.neonsign.com/eng_neonsign...attireneon.jpg too bad you can't get it east of the mississippi. |
Send me some.
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what you talkin about, I can get fat tire here in maryland
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i have never seen it in the midwest.. i'm jealous. someone said they don't ship to the east coast. i guess they are wrong.
anyways, hitachino nest ale totally owns although it is $3.99/12oz in bloomington. they don't have the 26 oz bottles up here. |
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oh man, fat tire is so frickin good. Discovered it in vegas. mmmmm. I think I'm gonna have to stick by my dear friend though when it all boils down. You know you have a problem when you're emailing the company straight up.
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Originally Posted by dolface
i'd kill (or inflict some gbh) for some of this
http://www.bottledbeer.co.uk/photos/brainssa.jpg |
Originally Posted by salome
Few can resist the allure.
Perhaps you haven't noticed, but all my avatars of late have been Salome. That's not dinner on the platter, that's the head of John the Baptist. It's refreshing to see people actually enjoy the finer qualities of a good beer instead of seeking out the cheapest piss imaginable. We should all rendezvous sometime, somewhere and ride bikes and drink excellent beer. Maybe in the summer when the days are long and the nights are sweet with the smell of life. We could ride 100 miles to nowhere, bring a trailer filled with delectables and then proceed to sit around a fire all night and enjoy each others company and brewed contributions. |
Originally Posted by Ira in Chi
Val- in about 4 months, Andrea and I will have our going away party. We want all of our friends to ride with us for the first day of the trip, which will end up at the IN dunes and involve much drinking of fine ales. You, of course, are invited.
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Fat tire is everywhere here in St.Louis. Good stuff. I think Ill get some newcastle tonight.
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They have the best ads ever. Look up brown humor.
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I have just one thing to say to you all:
Eagle Provisions, 18th and 5th Ave, Brooklyn, NY |
and if there's anyone on the forum to take beer advice it's definitely boots. Oh man, this guy is the sh*t.
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I suggest some St. Amboise Oatmeal Stout... It's probably only available in canada but it makes life that much sweeter!!!
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Originally Posted by ImOnCrank
oh man, fat tire is so frickin good. Discovered it in vegas. mmmmm. I think I'm gonna have to stick by my dear friend though when it all boils down. You know you have a problem when you're emailing the company straight up.
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fat tire tastes like dirt, the best damn tasting dirt ive ever had, its drunken dirt. woo
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you keystone staters should be familiar with yuengling... probably the best massed produced lager around. a lot of the uk stuff in the states is trash (our guiness is brewed canadia!) and i can barely stomach newcastle. i'm new to the south fla. area, if anyone knows where i can get some killer brew, drop me a line.
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Originally Posted by yellowjeep
tearing up
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