Thread: Advice on Beer!

I don't know Str8Edge...my sons seemed to start on whatever cost me the most.

Originally Posted by jleeg

I don't know Str8Edge...my sons seemed to start on whatever cost me the most.

hmmm... are they talking to my kid?

Originally Posted by jleeg

I don't know Str8Edge...my sons seemed to start on whatever cost me the most.

Wish you were my dad my beer always came out of my allowance.

+1 to what HSNB said. Tastings are a cheap way to try a lot of different styles of beer.

If there is a place near you that sells lots of microbrews, ask them about tastings in the area.

When I lived in Idaho, Henry Weinhard's Dark was a favorite. Reasonably priced, available everywhere and darned good beer to boot. In fact, I used to date a girl from Twin Falls back in the day and have been there many times

I cant believe Blugill has not chimed in on this yet !!!!!!!!!!!

Here are a couple of options in Twin Falls for you to consider. One is a brew pub and the other is a beer bar. I recommend trying the brew pub first and ordering a sampler of the house brews. They will bring you a bunch of small glasses of a lot of different types of beer. Be sure to keep track of what is what. Once you have identified a style you like, then try the beer bar and order different brands of that style and learn about the nuances of different brands.

Have fun!

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Drink it! That's my advice on beer.

Originally Posted by honedright

Drink it! That's my advice on beer.

Finally! The voice of reason! Hoistin a PBR to that response

MatthewShropsire,

Quality American beers are a bit thin on the ground in the UK

One American Brewery that has really impressed me with its beers is 'Sierra Nevada'.

Their Pale is quite excellent

Have fun !

Best regards

Russ