What are you drinking?
#1151
2. J&B scotch. posted above. not great by any means but:
#1152
#1153
i meet guys coming in from California, who can't wait to stock up on Yuengling and consider Sierra Nevada swill, while here Yuengling is right between Bud and Coors.
strange.
#1154
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i tried one dogfish head and it was too syrupy/not crisp enough in the aftertaste - almost porter/stout like.
the front end was nice and hoppy though and tasted like an IPA should imo. I forget which one I tried but I didn't get all the hype.
being from san diego does mean i get a plethora of locals to try
the front end was nice and hoppy though and tasted like an IPA should imo. I forget which one I tried but I didn't get all the hype.
being from san diego does mean i get a plethora of locals to try
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so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
"Your beauty is an aeroplane;
so high, my heart cannot bear the strain." -A.C. Jobim, Triste
#1155
i totally get movie themed drinks. We brought bourbon into the theater for Zombieland (and twinkles). The one thing that bugged me was that they never show the brand of bourbon - probably because they didn't get sponsorship.
#1161
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New Blue Moon variety pack.
Tried a Blackberry Tart wheat ale and an Agave Nectar ale. Both pretty good.
Tonight it's the Rounder Pale Ale or the Short Straw. I guess I actually like Pale Ales. Just not India Pale Ales.
Tried a Blackberry Tart wheat ale and an Agave Nectar ale. Both pretty good.
Tonight it's the Rounder Pale Ale or the Short Straw. I guess I actually like Pale Ales. Just not India Pale Ales.
#1167
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i do nut like it
#1169
It smelled more like choc, banana, pb than tasted like it. For the most part it tasted like a random dark beer. Nothing memorable. Was not worth the money I spent on it. Will never buy again. To be honest, I haven't had many Rogue beers that I've liked.
The Poorter was 500x better.
The Poorter was 500x better.
#1170
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Nice to know, I was looking at that bottle a few times. I like the Dead Guy Ale, and I think one other, maybe the chocolate stout. I tried a couple others that weren't anything special.
#1172
I JUST cracked a Parabola Stout I had been aging for almost a year, this weekend. ****ing delicious.
#1173
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Nice... haven't had Knappogue in a while. That and the Knot were my two favorites. May have to pick a bottle of one of those up soon.
At the moment, I'm drinking good 'ol Miller Lite. It's swill, true, but... I'm a Brewers fan and a few Lites at the beginning of the season always just feels right. Go Crew!
At the moment, I'm drinking good 'ol Miller Lite. It's swill, true, but... I'm a Brewers fan and a few Lites at the beginning of the season always just feels right. Go Crew!








