In Huntersville at Total wine and More, very good cream ale
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In Huntersville at Total wine and More, very good cream ale
You and your cream ales. How about some IPA beers!!!
I just had a STONE IPA as had cream ale last night sir
My bride has been drinking a Weisbier from this brewery:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayerische_Staatsbrauerei_Weihenstephan
The college age daughter drinks this:
http://www.rhinegeist.com/ciders She seems to like Bubbles the best
The college age son will drink anything that gets within his reach, but if he's spending his own funds, it's Natural Light ("Nati Light")
I can't drink beer without inducing a gout flare-up so I drink distilled beverages.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayerische_Staatsbrauerei_Weihenstephan
The college age daughter drinks this:
http://www.rhinegeist.com/ciders She seems to like Bubbles the best
The college age son will drink anything that gets within his reach, but if he's spending his own funds, it's Natural Light ("Nati Light")
I can't drink beer without inducing a gout flare-up so I drink distilled beverages.
Originally Posted By: car51
I just had a STONE IPA as had cream ale last night sir
Stone's IPA's are great. Bought a 6 of their red IPA yesterday!
I just had a STONE IPA as had cream ale last night sir
Stone's IPA's are great. Bought a 6 of their red IPA yesterday!
Originally Posted By: Delta
Originally Posted By: car51
I just had a STONE IPA as had cream ale last night sir
Stone's IPA's are great. Bought a 6 of their red IPA yesterday!
That's the IPA I had today!
Originally Posted By: car51
I just had a STONE IPA as had cream ale last night sir
Stone's IPA's are great. Bought a 6 of their red IPA yesterday!
That's the IPA I had today!
Very good beer
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Nice. I used to drink lots of 312 in bottles when I was living in Chicago.
I like the pint cans over the 12 ounce bottles.
Enjoying a Sierra Nevada IPA. No cans here only bottles as I hate the aluminum taste
Never noticed an aluminum taste at all. Had a Breckenridge Vanilla Porter in a pint can. Very smooth, lightly carbonated.
Originally Posted By: SatinSilver
Never noticed an aluminum taste at all. Had a Breckenridge Vanilla Porter in a pint can. Very smooth, lightly carbonated.
I do
Noticed this at my local GetGo this morning
Never noticed an aluminum taste at all. Had a Breckenridge Vanilla Porter in a pint can. Very smooth, lightly carbonated.
I do
Noticed this at my local GetGo this morning
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Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Nice. I used to drink lots of 312 in bottles when I was living in Chicago.
It is pretty good for a seemingly readily available beer, though I know it is owned by the big conglomerate and no longer a "micro brew" or even small brew.
Nice. I used to drink lots of 312 in bottles when I was living in Chicago.
It is pretty good for a seemingly readily available beer, though I know it is owned by the big conglomerate and no longer a "micro brew" or even small brew.
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Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
though I know it is owned by the big conglomerate and no longer a "micro brew" or even small brew.
Yes, I was sad when AB InBev swallowed them some years back. I actually don't think I've bought any of their beers since then.
though I know it is owned by the big conglomerate and no longer a "micro brew" or even small brew.
Yes, I was sad when AB InBev swallowed them some years back. I actually don't think I've bought any of their beers since then.
Long Road Lager from a local brewery/distillery. Quite good...
Genny light -very smooth with a light wheat taste at the end of the swallow...drawback is it is only 3.5%.Although it mixes well with the Broegel bock beer from Aldi's....
