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Drink Red Oak or get phucked..

Civic_Sista wrote:

Erik95LS wrote:yeah, sam smith stuff is quite good. As is Chimay and most of the trappist Belgians. I'm pretty stuck still between #9 and Guinness as my two favorites. At least as far as normal everyday, readily available beers.

Do you ever do Black Magics? That mix has to be one of my favs.

Last night at work I had 3 beer shots and a pint of cider at the end of the night. One of the shots we had was called a chocolate blueberry (Seadog Bluepaw topped with youngs double chocolate stout) very tasty!

Find a mellow mushroom and ask for a black and blue. Essentially the same thing. But not a shot, a whole pint.

Dave_B wrote:Totally forgot to mention Founders. Their breakfast stout is TOP NOTCH stuff.

Is that the one with the kid on the label? If so, I agree. Delicious. You read the label and think "all that in one beer? It's gonna suck. SLURP. Ok that doesn't suck in any way possible."

Founders Breakfast Stout:



Terrapin Depth Charge Espresso Milk Stout:

espresso milk stout that sounds good.

I had a couple of these tonight. same glass too. good stuff :thumbup:


Tried this recently too. I like.

enjoying this right now.

I had one of these after work tonight.


Taste like apples when cold, and strawberry when a bit warm.

I can't remember all the ones I had yesterday....

Having a widmer hefe now

Moved on to a blue point hoptical illusion.

Civic_Sista wrote:Moved on to a blue point hoptical illusion.

I had some of those yesterday, pretty good stuff

Drinking another Ranger.

coolhandluke wrote:I can't remember all the ones I had yesterday....

Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot - Barleywine style, 11.1% ABV
Chimey "white" Tripel - 8 % ABV

are 2 of them, I'll have to look at the bottles to name the rest.

Dave_B wrote:

coolhandluke wrote:I can't remember all the ones I had yesterday....

Weyerbacher Blithering Idiot - Barleywine style, 11.1% ABV
Chimey "white" Tripel - 8 % ABV

are 2 of them, I'll have to look at the bottles to name the rest.

Most Barleywines have such fun names. Every try Hairy eyeball?

Not yet. Never been a wine person, so I stayed away from "Barleywines" LOL

I'm a big wine fan, just rarely in the mood.

I just remembered I had beer and my world got much better.

Cool. I was into wines for quite awhile....just got away from it when I had to pinch some pennies....then haven't been drinking much anyways.
Have a small little collection going in the basement.....still need to stain and assemble the wine rack I bought 2 years ago...Team Lazy FTW!!
<--regrets not grabbing a couple bottles of the 2000 Latour when I could get it for ~$400 a bottle. Bastards are going for ~$800 a bottle on the auctions. 100 pt First growth Bordeaux.

Um yeah...I'l pass. $15-20 bottles do me just fine.

I'm excited about the new place. I plan to start buying 1-2 bottles a month to have and drink in the future.

haha, werd. Most of my purchases are in the $10-$25 range. Most I've spent was $45 on a Damilano Barolo
My favorite staple wines are Thorn Clarke Shotfire Ridge Shiraz for around $10-12 for a 90+ pt wine. Also Columbia Crest Grand Estates in the same range. Excellent excellent values.

Cool, I will write those down and see if any can be purchased locally.

I just picked up some Abita Purple Haze and some magic hat for my weekend.

What does it say on the end, brewed with what?

spices.