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Weekend beer line up

Discussion in 'The Water Cooler' started by rybo, Jan 29, 2013.

  1. Mo_bowhnter

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    Stout kick,

    Havent checked locally for any breakfast stout but it is such a delicious beer.
     
  2. Hooker

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    Quads will be like a stronger Dubbel.
     
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    I need some quad in my life!
     
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    I am not a big stout fan, But if you were going to make a recommendation for a stout what would if be?
     
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    Ok guys....its your last day on earth....ure allowed one last beer - shoot

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  6. jeffacarp

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    ^^^^Being a hops guy, my pre final destination beer would have to be "pliney the elder" by Russian river brewing company. It's the best pale I've ever tasted, just hard to find.
     
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    Besides hops, I'm a big fan of stouts too. An easy drinking, readily available, and tasty stout for a "stout beginner " my recommendation would be "milk stout" by left hand brewery out of Fort Collins, CO.
     
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    Founders Breakfast Stout would be the standard for easily obtainable stouts, IMO. Or Oskar Blue Ten Fidy.
     
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    Russian River Supplication
     
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    It would have to be a well aged (5+ years) Dogfish head 120 minute IPA
     
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    So many choices and my tastes sometimes depend on my mood.
     
  12. Zdeerslayer

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    Honetly if I had one beer to pick from, it would be a litre of Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier, mostly because of the memories I have from college drinking it at a local German bar.
     
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    Finally opened my jug of Mississippi Mud Black N Tan. Wasnt disappointed.
     
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    Zdeerslayer Weekend Warrior

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    Nice buck, congrats. Gotta love beer in a jug.
     
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    Has anybody tried Lienenkugels Hoppin Helles yet?
     
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    bottled black and tan's always baffled me.... kinda defeats the purpose of a "black and tan"
     
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    Had one the other night. Wan't a bad beer. Not a really hoppy taste.
     
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    My beer for the night. It's more if a fall spice taste than pumpkin, but pretty good.

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    I hate you right now. That Beer co. is near me and i haven't been able to get my hands on a bottle of that
     
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    I'd never had it before. It came in at the bottleshop here on Tuesday.
     
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