Tonight I'll be having some good ole PBR.
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Tonight I'll be having some good ole PBR.
I love the Left Hand Milk Stout, one of my favorites. I also home brew and enjoy a good IPA. One of my absolute favorites is called Colorado Native made by Coors with only Colorado grown grain, hops, water. Great carmel and vanilla notes, very smooth.
A man after my own heart. PBR is generally my go-to beer. IMHO PBR is probably one of America's most seriously underrated beers (its hipster following notwithstanding.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trox
Double Dos Equis in my Jack Willie's Tiki Bar mug, Cheers!
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On vacation today, so while out doing errands I stopped by one of the local bars wit good taps.
Had a Dogfish Burton Baton and Souther Tier Harvest Ale.
No pics today though.
When I was visiting oregon earlier this year they had a beer called "Rainier". I asked the bartender why it was so popular. He said that PBR had become to mainstream and it is cheap. I keed you not.
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Originally Posted by 1OldGI
Just rediscovering beer late in life. So far I'm enjoying anything made by Erdinger.
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Originally Posted by Slartibartfast
I like this commercial, simple, and you remember it long after. Not a darn thing wrong with PBR, I'd like to know how many gallons of it is sold in Chico in one week.
Just cracked open a Capitol (great WI brewery) Platinum Blonde Doppelbock, This has been my favorite for about a year now, a couple is enough as its a BIG beer @ 7.8%, but so smooth and good.
Next time you find yourself in Oregon, I would recommend sampling a beer called Henry Weinhardt's, the dark variant is especially good but you can't go wrong with any kind of Henry'sQuote:
Originally Posted by Slartibartfast
Enjoying yet another Dos Equis Amber. My Bucs have a bi-week today so at the moment I'm a Dolphins fan again.
