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St pattys day beer thread!
- Thread starter curbowkid
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I'll be drinking a few Blue Moon Valencia Grove Amber later today. Especially since I'm on vacation this coming week!
Unless I decide to go out to a jam tonight at a local club then it will probably be Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat.
Unless I decide to go out to a jam tonight at a local club then it will probably be Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat.
- Apr 1, 2000
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- Endorsing Artist: Roscoe Guitars, DR Strings, Aguilar Amplification
I'll be drinking a few Blue Moon Valencia Grove Amber later today. Especially since I'm on vacation this coming week!
Unless I decide to go out to a jam tonight at a local club then it will probably be Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat.
Those are so good!
And sorry pacman! Have mercy on my soul!
Nothing too special on tap, I'm afraid.
I'm usually good for stocking something interesting, but,
all I have in my fridge now is a coupla Sams. Not that there's anything wrong with a cold Sam Adams.
It has been a very uncelebratory weekend for us. Might not even pop them open.
I'm usually good for stocking something interesting, but,
all I have in my fridge now is a coupla Sams. Not that there's anything wrong with a cold Sam Adams.
It has been a very uncelebratory weekend for us. Might not even pop them open.
- Apr 1, 2000
- 17,405
- 9,847
- Disclosures
- Endorsing Artist: Roscoe Guitars, DR Strings, Aguilar Amplification
Haven' had a Smithwicks in a while.
A couple of years ago, that was My Beer. Drank a whole lot of those.
Right? Almost as much as thinking Killian's is Irish beer
You mean it's not?
[I looked it up, and it sounds like it hasn't been *Irish* for about 60 years.]
I'd still rather drink a Killians on tap than any U.S. domestic brand beer.
Right? Almost as much as thinking Killian's is Irish beer
I went to BevMo! looking for an Irish Red, and they only had two in the store. One was a six-pack of Killian's, and the other was a four-pack of something I hadn't heard of.
So I ended up with the Killian's.
Right? Almost as much as thinking Killian's is Irish beer
Have you been to Ireland? About 18 years ago, from what I saw, the two most popular beers there by far were Guinness and Budweiser. Yes, Budweiser. I'm not sure that authenticity is what it's cracked up to be.
