Beer of the Day thread (and ci-derp)
09-22-2012, 10:49 PM
#1010
Tried ARROGANT BASTARD ALE yesterday.
Talk about BITTER. OMFG. Hated it..
Actually many of the dark brews I've tried recently I've not been a big fan of.
Currently trying BALTIKA: Golden Lager. Brewed in Russia, and quite tasty actually. Very mild, very refreshing. Liking it.
Talk about BITTER. OMFG. Hated it..
Actually many of the dark brews I've tried recently I've not been a big fan of.
Currently trying BALTIKA: Golden Lager. Brewed in Russia, and quite tasty actually. Very mild, very refreshing. Liking it.
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09-23-2012, 03:27 PM
#1013
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Tried ARROGANT BASTARD ALE yesterday.
Talk about BITTER. OMFG. Hated it..
Actually many of the dark brews I've tried recently I've not been a big fan of.
Currently trying BALTIKA: Golden Lager. Brewed in Russia, and quite tasty actually. Very mild, very refreshing. Liking it.
Talk about BITTER. OMFG. Hated it..
Actually many of the dark brews I've tried recently I've not been a big fan of.
Currently trying BALTIKA: Golden Lager. Brewed in Russia, and quite tasty actually. Very mild, very refreshing. Liking it.
you're like the noob who comes here bragging about how he just bought an ebay turbo kit and is going to make 400 hp.
here's a tip:
countries known for good beer have good beer.
countries not known for good beer do not. generally those will be fizzy light lagery beers in green bottles.
sooo what else is available near you? I will help you pick.
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09-23-2012, 06:39 PM
#1015
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actually since he's from california, i'd suggest:
Boont Amber Ale
Red Nectar
Red Seal
Those are all easy drinkin' california-y red/amber style ales. Little bit malty, just a touch of hops, and goes down easy flavor.
Boont Amber Ale
Red Nectar
Red Seal
Those are all easy drinkin' california-y red/amber style ales. Little bit malty, just a touch of hops, and goes down easy flavor.
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09-23-2012, 07:43 PM
#1016
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Lost Coast Downtown Brown is ok. Most everything from Eel River and Mad River is tasty and easy to drink.
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09-24-2012, 03:52 PM
#1019
oh dear
you're like the noob who comes here bragging about how he just bought an ebay turbo kit and is going to make 400 hp.
here's a tip:
countries known for good beer have good beer.
countries not known for good beer do not. generally those will be fizzy light lagery beers in green bottles.
sooo what else is available near you? I will help you pick.
you're like the noob who comes here bragging about how he just bought an ebay turbo kit and is going to make 400 hp.
here's a tip:
countries known for good beer have good beer.
countries not known for good beer do not. generally those will be fizzy light lagery beers in green bottles.
sooo what else is available near you? I will help you pick.
Thank you Gentlemen.
Yes I'm a beer noob, no I don't claim to know jack isht about it (or make 400hp lol), and yes I will try to find the ones suggested and see how I like em.
Planning to hit up Bev-Mo this weekend and stop hittin up 7eleven for "fancy" beer
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09-24-2012, 05:38 PM
#1020
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serious: if you have an idea what you like or do not like, just ask for recs and I'm happy to oblige. i'm married to a former beer server who worked at the Brickskeller.
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