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Light beer for playing bass?
- Thread starter Cole Louis Allar
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For practice I will do 1 shot of tequila with the beater, and then 1 IPA during practice, maybe, but infrequently I will have a 2nd (I like Red Hook). During gigs it's usually Miller Lite, no more than 1 per set.
Are you kidding me, a triple IPA? I love Dogfish Head 90 IPA (9%), and a local micro brewery has Hops Rising (9.6%), but a triple IPA I've only seen once, at Yazoo for their 5th Anniversary. Where is it brewed?
Q: What do light beer and sex in a canoe have in common??
A: They're both f***ing near water.
A: They're both f***ing near water.
I don't believe in the use of light beer. You just need to drink more to get a buzz & you spend more time in the bathroom.
It's like they say, "You don't buy beer, you just rent it!".
It's like they say, "You don't buy beer, you just rent it!".
My motto: "Life is too short for lite beer."
The "lite" stuff never touches my lips unless I'm at a friend's house and there is nothing else available. I won't spurn their choice and be discourteous, but it tastes like water with an off-taste.
Get me a porter, a stout, or an amber ale. Nothing that has any word related to "lite/light" on the label. I'll only have one pint, but it will be a worthwhile pint with real flavor.
The "lite" stuff never touches my lips unless I'm at a friend's house and there is nothing else available. I won't spurn their choice and be discourteous, but it tastes like water with an off-taste.
Get me a porter, a stout, or an amber ale. Nothing that has any word related to "lite/light" on the label. I'll only have one pint, but it will be a worthwhile pint with real flavor.
