What are YOU doing...

[voracious]

I do miss being in Germany--so hard to find a really good Pilsner here in the desert Southwest!

my new favorite is jever, it's a friesland style pilsner. worth looking for.

 

[azshaman]

Thanks, Jody. I'll keep an eye out!

 

[Last Visible Canary]

if I had the money, and I do not have the money :grumpy:, I would drive to solvang to buy a 6 pack of carlsberg, and a bottle of peach lambic.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sst/512688859/
two of the greates beers ever, carlsberg and birra morretti.

the peach lambic is just because I'm a soda junky, and it tastes like sparkling peach soda/juice.

 

[Guyon]

Pabst Blue Ribbon.

I kid you not.

 

[James 61]

Who is distributing New Belgian ales east of the Mississippi? I'd love to see some Fat Tire down here!!!

The Costcos around here sell Fat Tire. I don't know about the East side of the country or if there are even Costcos where you are at. Best of luck.

 

[BruceWayne]

We are so lucky with what is available around our area, both what is made locally and what is imported. I feel sorry for the folks that live in beer wastelands

 

[TheGreyMan]

Rogue Dead Guy. The End.

 

[mhawg]

The Costcos around here sell Fat Tire. I don't know about the East side of the country or if there are even Costcos where you are at. Best of luck.

Costcos we got, Fat Tire we don't got.

 

[Ken44]

Pabst Blue Ribbon.

I kid you not.

And you think we believe that We need pics...a knife on the can will do

 

[Webscrounger]

Damn! I switched to Scotch!

 

[avidknifeusersf]

I love Rogue anything. The stuff they sell in the clay bottles is amazing. (Way overpriced, but good...) I also like anything by Stone. Sierra Nevada Seasonal Ales are pretty darn good too. Anybody in Socal should make a trip to the Stone Brewery. The Food is unbelievable and they have a huge selection of beers, (not just theirs, suprisingly.) This week I've been drinking beers from Kona. Longboard Lager and their Pale Ale. YUM!

I'm always on the look out for a good flavorful dark beer, if anyone has any suggestions. Something like dopple bock or Ale with interesting flavors, but nor florral like a Trappist Ale. Happy end of prohibition!

 

[BruceWayne]

Great Dopplebocks:

Ayinger Celebrator

Schneider Aventinus

Schneider Aventinus Eisbock (frozen and some water is removed)--pretty sweet and fairly potent!

 

[River-8]

Homo Erectus - Those who know, KNOW!!

 

[BruceWayne]

Oh jeeze--you would bring up the 'erectus huh 8?

Very tasty Imperial IPA from Walking Man Brewing for the uninitiated :thumbup:

 

[idahoskunk]

i'm sitting here in eugene drunk by myself, played darts by myself, and other things by myself... :thumbup:

 

[norcalblacktail]

i'm sitting here in eugene drunk by myself, played darts by myself, and other things by myself... Edited. Not sure who left it. Lucky for them....

OK Skunk a little too much info....

 

[idahoskunk]

lots of knife folks wandering around, i met a gal from denver, she said the flight was totally full and packed with knife people heading to the show

 

[BruceWayne]

Sounds like you could use a pint of the old Homo Erectus!

 

[BruceWayne]

By the way,

You do have my Sarsquatch with you right

 

[Tony G]

i'm sitting here in eugene drunk by myself, played darts by myself, and other things by myself... :thumbup:

You should never take the "professional" and leave your wife home.

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