Archive Beer snob discussion thread

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Sonofanump

Oct 11, 2012 3:13pm

Curly J;1292686 wrote:Yes and you don't tear up your Ed Hardy/TapOut/Affliction Gear either if you drink at home. (Hopefully)

Is a lack of belt and flat billed hat involved?

Commander of Awesome

Posts: 23,151

Oct 11, 2012 3:17pm

Curly J;1292686 wrote:Yes and you don't tear up your Ed Hardy/TapOut/Affliction Gear either if you drink in your mom's basement. (Hopefully)

Yeah thats def an advantage.

Commander of Awesome

Posts: 23,151

Oct 11, 2012 6:02pm

From the Facebook Page:

<aside> Stone Brewing Company said:
[INDENT]Do you feel Lukcy, punk? Well... do ya? You should, because Lukcy Basartd Ale just made its triumphant return to the bottling line. It'll hit shelves with Double Bastard Ale beginning on 10/29... which is undoubtedly the best news you've gotten all week.[/INDENT] </aside>
Can't wait!

Devils Advocate

Posts: 4,539

Oct 11, 2012 6:25pm

I love all those little bastarts. I am particularly fond of the oaked
variety.

O-Trap

Posts: 14,994

Oct 11, 2012 6:25pm

Commander of Awesome;1292960 wrote:
From the Facebook Page:

<aside> Stone Brewing Company said:
[INDENT]Do you feel Lukcy, punk? Well... do ya? You should, because Lukcy Basartd Ale just made its triumphant return to the bottling line. It'll hit shelves with Double Bastard Ale beginning on 10/29... which is undoubtedly the best news you've gotten all week.[/INDENT]
</aside>
Can't wait!

There are very few times in which the F-word is not only appropriate, but necessary.

This is one of those times.

FUCK YEAH!

Devils Advocate

Posts: 4,539

Oct 11, 2012 7:11pm

Am currently at my fav. Brew pub in dayton. The surprise of the week: Southern tier Unerthily IPA! I showed Dave the brewmeister this thread and said most of your palettes were well refined and developed. This place always has a new keg of awsomnous tapped and is responsible for my love of stone breweries.

I even got a free pint for plugging this place. Thanks Dave!

http://www.bostonsbistro.com/

Commander of Awesome

Posts: 23,151

Oct 11, 2012 8:34pm

this beer is dangerous. Hides the almost 10% alcohol well with a great mint chocolate flavor that comes on late.

gerb131

Posts: 9,932

Oct 12, 2012 11:01am

http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/eats/bull-testicles-tap-colorado-brewery-article-1.1178412

Yummy

ernest_t_bass

Posts: 24,984

Oct 12, 2012 11:13am

I think I may try some gluten free beer tonight. My wife has been making food, gluten free, and I've been feeling better. Had ONE night of fried food last week and felt like shit.

Commander of Awesome

Posts: 23,151

Oct 12, 2012 11:23am

ernest_t_bass;1293464 wrote:I think I may try some gluten free beer tonight. My wife has been making food, gluten free, and I've been feeling better. Had ONE night of fried food last week and felt like shit.

I don't eat gluten free, but in general if I eat fried food or red meat (like a fat burger) I feel like shit. If it's working for you though keep it up. Gluten Free Beer usually = shit though.

ernest_t_bass

Posts: 24,984

Oct 12, 2012 11:32am

Commander of Awesome;1293474 wrote:Gluten Free Beer usually = shit though.

That's what I'm afraid of.

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Sonofanump

Oct 12, 2012 11:36am

ernest_t_bass;1293464 wrote:I think I may try some gluten free beer tonight. My wife has been making food, gluten free, and I've been feeling better. Had ONE night of fried food last week and felt like shit.

Just drink good beer. I few IPAs > Case of Keystone. Fact.

ernest_t_bass

Posts: 24,984

Oct 12, 2012 11:41am

Sonofanump;1293486 wrote:Just drink good beer. I few IPAs > Case of Keystone. Fact.

Have laid off the keystone the last couple weeks. Started with a Blue Moon last night, then all I had left was Keystone. Did not care for it. I've just been buying a 12 pack of good beer on the weekends, and I'm noticing that just a few of them have been making me ready for bed. The killer is Sunday. Last Sunday I was running out of beer, so I got a sixer of Yuengling Lord Chesterfield Ale, and it wasn't terrible. Nice for its price.

Commander of Awesome

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Oct 12, 2012 11:47am

ernest_t_bass;1293491 wrote: and I'm noticing that just a few of them have been making me ready for bed.

Agreed, it helps. You wouldn't think about it, but few good beers get you there pretty quick. So you end up drinking less (less calories) enjoy it more and don't wear out your zipper.

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Sonofanump

Oct 12, 2012 12:59pm

ernest_t_bass;1293491 wrote:then all I had left was Keystone. Did not care for it.

I arrived late to the bar a few weeks back and they had pitchers of Coors Light, you can see throught the pitcher, I took a glass and could not finish it. Leason learned for me.

Raw Dawgin' it

Posts: 11,466

Oct 12, 2012 1:39pm

I had a bunch of coors light and miller high life at the nationals game earlier this week - i have no problem drinking red neck beer. If i go to a party and all the have are keystones, fuck it, i'll have 8 lol

O-Trap

Posts: 14,994

Oct 12, 2012 2:00pm

Commander of Awesome;1293498 wrote:Agreed, it helps. You wouldn't think about it, but few good beers get you there pretty quick. So you end up drinking less (less calories) enjoy it more and don't wear out your zipper.

Plus, with a lot of those, you end up spending less for the actual alcohol volume.

Commander of Awesome

Posts: 23,151

Oct 12, 2012 2:13pm

Raw Dawgin' it;1293587 wrote:I had a bunch of coors light and miller high life at the nationals game earlier this week - i have no problem drinking red neck beer. If i go to a party and all the have are keystones, fuck it, i'll have 8 lol

lol, depends on the atmosphere. I'm with the guys and we're looking to get roudy and day drink sure. If I'm there with more low key people or something than I just don't drink.

Raw Dawgin' it

Posts: 11,466

Oct 12, 2012 3:19pm

Commander of Awesome;1293603 wrote:lol, depends on the atmosphere. I'm with the guys and we're looking to get roudy and day drink sure. If I'm there with more low key people or something than I just don't drink.

I draw the line at steel reserve and any diet beer like Michelob Ultra, Bud select, MGD 64, etc etc...otherwise, fuck it, i'm drinking.

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I Wear Pants

Posts: 16,223

Oct 12, 2012 4:56pm

That's the beers for tonight. Sorry for the large photos they were the best ones I could find on z web.

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I Wear Pants

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Oct 12, 2012 4:58pm

Devils Advocate;1293007 wrote:Am currently at my fav. Brew pub in dayton. The surprise of the week: Southern tier Unerthily IPA! I showed Dave the brewmeister this thread and said most of your palettes were well refined and developed. This place always has a new keg of awsomnous tapped and is responsible for my love of stone breweries.

I even got a free pint for plugging this place. Thanks Dave!

http://www.bostonsbistro.com/

If I'm ever in Dayton (unlikely) I'll have to hit that place up.

O-Trap

Posts: 14,994

Oct 12, 2012 5:32pm

Stocked up. Bomber of ST's Imperial Creme Brulee Stout, a 4-pack of Dragon's Milk, and a Left Hand sampler.

Should last me about two days. This is what birthday money is all about.

O-Trap

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Oct 12, 2012 6:01pm

And the bomber is gone. Perhaps I should pace myself a little better.

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I Wear Pants

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Oct 12, 2012 6:16pm

O-Trap;1293662 wrote:And the bomber is gone. Perhaps I should pace myself a little better.

Please tell me you were sharing that. If you drank a whole Creme Brulee by yourself immediately seek treatment for diabeetus.

O-Trap

Posts: 14,994

Oct 12, 2012 6:21pm

I Wear Pants;1293669 wrote:Please tell me you were sharing that. If you drank a whole Creme Brulee by yourself immediately seek treatment for diabeetus.

LOL

Downed it on my own. Every last drop was delicious. I regret nothing.