No Yellow Rose, so I had to make do
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Roasting ants isn't done in the US, but it's common in a lot of countries, especially in central and South America. I would try the beer.
We used to have chocolate "chirp" cookies made for us by this Mexican family.
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I'm drinking a karbach love street right now. Is that obscure enough to allow me to post here?
It's good and I plan on buying another sixer of it soon
Welcome to the thread. I hope you stick around and enjoy the banter we share here. The beer you drink doesn't have to be obscure. Just good craft beer that you enjoy.
What styles do you like? Maybe we can offer suggestions for beers to try.
Are those wax seaalso on the Pliny?
Electrical tape for shipping.
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Electrical tape for shipping.
What does the electrical tape do?
Send some Pliny this way and I'll load you up with YR.
Oh I see. Remind me again about the labels, is that brewery only thing?
Some people think the tape helps keep the caps from popping. I don't agree, and it just makes them sticky when you pull off the tape. I'm trying out just leaving the tape on and tearing it with the bottle opener.
These were bought at the brewery, since it is still really hard to get in SoCal. I guess they stamp that 'not for resale' thing on those.
These were bought at the brewery, since it is still really hard to get in SoCal. I guess they stamp that 'not for resale' thing on those.
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I'm drinking a karbach love street right now. Is that obscure enough to allow me to post here?
It's good and I plan on buying another sixer of it soon
Go back to pages 998 and 999. Believe I posted a mich ultra and a coors light. You're in the clear and that beer is good.
quote:Yup, doesn't have to be rare to be good. Stick around, and you'll have fun.quote:
I'm drinking a karbach love street right now. Is that obscure enough to allow me to post here?
It's good and I plan on buying another sixer of it soon
Go back to pages 998 and 999. Believe I posted a mich ultra and a coors light. You're in the clear and that beer is good.
And I have a soft spot in my heart for Miller High Life.
Never for get your roots. I remember back in college getting a Shiner at Northgate Cafe thinking I was all craft beer nerd because it wasn't Bud. I'll still get a Shiner from time to time.
football season is about to start. I tailgate with cheap beer and I'm not embarrassed.
quote:and he likes to shotgun lime-a-ritas.quote:Yup, doesn't have to be rare to be good. Stick around, and you'll have fun.quote:
I'm drinking a karbach love street right now. Is that obscure enough to allow me to post here?
It's good and I plan on buying another sixer of it soon
Go back to pages 998 and 999. Believe I posted a mich ultra and a coors light. You're in the clear and that beer is good.
And I have a soft spot in my heart for Miller High Life.
quote:my roots are fat tire!
Never for get your roots. I remember back in college getting a Shiner at Northgate Cafe thinking I was all craft beer nerd because it wasn't Bud. I'll still get a Shiner from time to time.
never drank much bmc.. well, I rarely bought it anyway.
Damn, Scrif...
There's a lot of things we could tell about our bud Scriffer.
I started with Fat Tire and Sierra Nevada. I never liked Shiner and I quickly outgrew Fat Tire (haven't had one in over a decade). Then got I to Belgians. I tried lots of other beers but nothing was exciting at the time. I was/am a wino so I continued with wine for a long time before stumbling into RRBC one day. Then it all went downhill...
I do specifically remember drinking breck avalanche in college too, around 2001, as well as the shiner hefe with this old label
Day off = p*ssy wagon & a Rancor
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Day off = p*ssy wagon & a Rancor
For me it = short rib sliders and BWD Timber Snake IPA.
Shiner and Red Stripe was what I always went to when I wanted a "craft beer," St Paulies Girl was another one.
Wife was working in Santa Rosa and everyone raved about this brewery so she brought some home....
We live in SoCal and it's even hard to find here. Anyone ever had the middle 3?
We live in SoCal and it's even hard to find here. Anyone ever had the middle 3?
Did they ever follow through on canning Contract Killer?
I didn't like Defrenestration, Damnation is solid, and Supplication is probably my favorite beer.
quote:Uh, yes. Your wife did well.
Anyone ever had the middle 3?
Supplication is probably my favorite wild ale/sour out there. Enjoy!
Do they have Pussalia on tap?
Excellent. I've had Pliney a few times, but never the middle 3. Excellent!
I really need some Yellow Rose. How can I get some to CA without flying to Texas?
I really need some Yellow Rose. How can I get some to CA without flying to Texas?
You can do like Steve00 on here and make some bulk trades for it. Plenty of TX people here with Yellow Rose access that enjoy plenty of good SoCal beers that don't make it to TX. If I see a fresh batch come through DFW soon, I'll shoot you a PM and maybe we can work something out.
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Do they have Pussalia on tap?
No pussalia, that's what I was hoping for. Just Pwagon & EZ today
They said Abide should be on at Brashland
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Excellent. I've had Pliney a few times, but never the middle 3. Excellent!
I really need some Yellow Rose. How can I get some to CA without flying to Texas?
Fresh batches drop weekly in Houston.
username at gmail, and we can work something out
I went by Brashland a couple of weeks ago to pick up some Cortado, and it was ****ing miserable. A metal warehouse on a 95 degree day is not a pleasant place to be. I do want some Abide though, so perhaps a double up on the Gold Bond is in order.
I'm just holding out til anniv party in October at this point
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