agreed!

Today I'm going to this. Should be amazing.

Hair of the Dog's "Doggie Claws" is back in stock at the local store

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Snapperhead IPA by Butternuts brewery...great beer.

that was my "beer of Summer" this year. made just down the road by a great bunch of guys.

Water.

Yes, I really enjoyed the storm king!

Tea...

sweet tea

I hate you, and all of the PNW...

Why does the Bay Area have to miss out on all the best beer from Portland, and still not get all the best beer from San Diego.

I am in the midst of a glass of Alesmith Speedway Stout, which we can get, and is fantastic. I'm sorry Sixty Fiver, but it's better than anything those Canadians make.

Pretty much everything I've tried from Alesmith has been good. I had a bottle of Speedway I aged for a while and it was fantastic.

I do feel lucky in that I live about two miles from the best beer store in Portland - Belmont Station - over 1300 different bottles of beer and always a great selection on tap. http://www.belmont-station.com/

Wow - in fact I just noticed a bourbon aged Old Rasputin on tap. Headed there after work :beer:

I pick up a bottle of this every now and then - good stuff. I like the Prima Pilsner from time to time to after a long ride - very refreshing and tasty.

Lots of Alesmith IPAs last night. Head hurts.

Getting my protein on.

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its my friday, cheap beer time. starting off with 4 32oz miller highlifes. if need be i can bike down to the store and get more.

128oz would be sufficient for most. Quality over quantity man :thumb:

mine first one of the year was not ready

Yeah, and from the photo his doesn't look ready yet either. Hard to tell, but I see no carbonation and no head or lacing....shame

Broke into my stash tonight and enjoyed 2008 Abyss from Deschutes Brewery in Bend, Or. It's every bit the description of: "Stout brewed with licorice and molasses with 33% aged in oak and oak bourbon barrels."

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Lately I find myself pouring up some of this local gem:
http://www.aspiringgentleman.com/scotch/scotch-reviews/alberta-springs-10-years-old

But now that December is here it is time to open my bottle of Screech, with some eggnog. Holiday festivities and all that.

Mission St Brown Ale. Good and cheap. If there's one thing to be said for LA, it's really easy to buy good cheap booze.

id love to agree with you but, even with quality i need quantity!

right now im saving for my apt so cheap beer be present.
like tonight, i bought 5 24oz of hamms at .99 cens a piece and a maddog 2020 lolol.

trust me, id rather be sipping on a nice bourbon or drinking a yummy extra stout but at the moment i just cant afford it.

Alcoholism.