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Well, I cant get involved in this one! You see my problem was anything with alcohol in it was fair game. ALL THE TIME!! Not no more though. One day at a time! :D
Quote from: VA Sean on March 08, 2006, 11:28:31 AMWe did the whole single malt scotch thing - but I am betting that we all drink way more beer than anything else.To that length...What is your favorite beer?For many years mine was Sierra Nevada Pale Ale... but then I put on 30 lbs.Now, I regularly buy Harp, Bass and Grolsch.But my favorite these days, I'd have to say, is Grolsch.Well, I cant get involved in this one! You see my problem was anything with alcohol in it was fair game. ALL THE TIME!! Not no more though. One day at a time! :D
We did the whole single malt scotch thing - but I am betting that we all drink way more beer than anything else.To that length...What is your favorite beer?For many years mine was Sierra Nevada Pale Ale... but then I put on 30 lbs.Now, I regularly buy Harp, Bass and Grolsch.But my favorite these days, I'd have to say, is Grolsch.
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I, as a general rule, don't like beer, but there is at least one exception that I've found:Fat Tire.Unfortunatly, they don't ship east of the Mississippi, so if anyone's heading down I75 on FL from west of the river, give me a PM. :D
Shiner Bach and St Arnold's are great.
What is your favorite beer?For many years mine was Sierra Nevada Pale Ale... but then I put on 30 lbs.
This thread is bringing back some good memories,Bishop's Finger, lovely, especially on draught but hard to find, more often in bottles. Managed 6 pints one night, but got taken home. Harveys, always go to the pub down the road for Harvey's Old Ale, at a rally in Eastbourne.I will be at the Scottish Rally, but if that Jacobite Ale is 8%, I am going to treat that with a lot of respect. I prefer to slide gracefully to the floor than collapsing in a heap.
Bishop's Finger, lovely, especially on draught but hard to find, more often in bottles. I prefer to slide gracefully to the floor than collapsing in a heap.
I'll second what Greg F. said about Seattle. We have a lot of interesting choices around here, but I have to say that me two perrenial favorites come from my days spent in S.F. I have a warm spot in my belly for Anchor Steam beer and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.As of late, I've been enjoying the heck out of some fine Belgian ales like Madshus, Tripel Carmaliet, Chimay Blue label, Delerium Tremens and La Fin du Monde (Canada's version). The downside is that all that delicious yeast wreaks havoc on my innards.Can't go wrong with the Duwamish Manhattan though...
1 of my sons swears by Fat Tire(or is it Bicycle Tire). It's OK, IMHO, but I drink beer more for the buzz than it's taste. However, I prefer smoother tasting beers. I went to a beer tasting day @ Calistoga?(Napa Valley) years ago where I could try whatever I wanted for $20. I liked a smooth wheat beer there best, but like I say, it's the buzz that I'm really looking for. I like to ride after 2-3 beers. Makes things more enjoyable, IMHO. ;)