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I'm wondering if I will ever like IPA's. Didn't eat spinach till I was in my 40's, so you never know! Going to pick up some German Oktoberfest beer in a little while. I KNOW I will like that!
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I'm wondering if I will ever like IPA's. Didn't eat spinach till I was in my 40's, so you never know! Going to pick up some German Oktoberfest beer in a little while. I KNOW I will like that!
Oh, man, I've been eating olives since I was a wee lad! Used to go to the ice box (refrigerator, for you younguns) and stand there eating them out of the jar!LOL!Yes, I didn't like olives till I turned 40 Vince
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Oh, man, I've been eating olives since I was a wee lad! Used to go to the ice box (refrigerator, for you younguns) and stand there eating them out of the jar!
Great beersJack Black !! I have an extremely good IPA that I will post later.
Bell's 2-Hearted Ale was highly recommended to me by several folks years ago, and I wasn't impressed at all, probably because it's an IPA. Might have been the first IPA I ever tasted.I'm surprised that Bell's Two Hearted is an IPA, because I like it. So many IPAs taste of grapefruit, which bleah.
These are back at the store where I'd feared they'd been a flash in the pan.
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I'd try that in a heartbeat, Shawn, although I'd certainly have some reservations about mint in my stout!We get just a sniff at temperatures in the 60s down here, and it's Stout and Porter season!
I'm so happy NOLA Brewing brought this seasonal back and this time in cans! Have a great weekend, everyone!
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Interesting version of Paulaner you have, Vince. I also bought some Paulaner Oktoberfest, and was a little disappointed, but mine has a different label (Wiesn instead of Märzen):Finishing off that Paulaner Oktoberfest beer I bought yesterday.
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Excellent beer. I love this label!
Knife in pocket now:
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try that in a heartbeat, Shawn, although I'd certainly have some reservations about mint in my stout!
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Jer, is there a subliminal message in the juxtaposition of the two green containers, beer and kitchen cleanser??I'm surprised that Bell's Two Hearted is an IPA, because I like it. So many IPAs taste of grapefruit, which bleah.
These are back at the store where I'd feared they'd been a flash in the pan.
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Shawn, I'd try that in a heartbeat (with slight reservations about tasting mint in my stout)!We get just a sniff at temperatures in the 60s down here, and it's Stout and Porter season!
I'm so happy NOLA Brewing brought this seasonal back and this time in cans! Have a great weekend, everyone!
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https://www.bladeforums.com/threads...onal-of-course.1323677/page-350#post-19271767Finishing off that Paulaner Oktoberfest beer I bought yesterday.
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Excellent beer. I love this label!
Knife in pocket now:
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Jer, would you really drink Rolling Rock if you didn't have those alpine green knives? Is there a subliminal message in the juxtaposition of the green containers of beer and kitchen cleanser??
Jer, is there a subliminal message in the juxtaposition of the two green containers, beer and kitchen cleanser??
Would you really drink Rolling Rock if you didn't have two alpine green knives?