speaking of having a cold one

[JimsCJ5]

Hard to go wrong with anything from Lagunitas or Stone breweries. I've also been very impressed with the Bengali Tiger from Sixpoint Brewery. Darn tasty and comes in a 16 oz. can! The Hi-res is also good and has a alcohol content north of 10%.

The local brews are pretty good too. Monday Night and Jeckyl are close by as is Sweetwater. The Sweetwater Blue is a favorite out on the boat.

 

[Suz]

Just cooled down with a Shock Top Belgian White. Pretty tasty:drool:

 

[Suz]

So, I tried two new brews this evening. Spotted a sign that read: HOMEBREW DEN. Sounds yummy right? Wrong. It was a supply store for home brewers. BUT, they brew for the pub next door, so I had to go see. Got to sample a bunch, but ordered a pint of 'Lost Coast Tangerine Wheat'. I'm definitely digging all the citrus brews this season. Also tried a Purple Haze, compliments of the I.T. guys sitting next to me Pretty good too. Will do both again, one day. Too many more 'firsts' still to try...

 

[somedude922]

Purple haze is great. It my favorite fruity beer. Abita make all kinda of food beers too.

 

[mtnwhlr]

Abita make all kinda of food beers too.

I didn't know you could eat and drink at the same time, sure saves time.

 

[somedude922]

Good

 

[Suz]

So with Sunday looming ahead, and me living in the Bible Belt where Beer is NOT sold on the Sabbath, I headed into town earlier and picked up a 6-pack of Dogfish Head namaste- a white beer brewed w/ orange slices, lemongrass, coriander & peppercorns. Chillin' it down and looking forward to trying one tomorrow...

 

[Suz]

So, this namaste kinda sux. But, I'm drinking it anyway because a person should take responsibility for her actions and I did , after all, open the bottle...

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[CJ007]

Guess what I drink 99.9% of the time? I have tried many beers but I don't know what I am looking for. BL works for me.