Newtocvt
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Really cold. Free is nice when it happens.
Beer, whats yours?
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Cold good. FREE, not so nice when it's an assortment of quirky craft beer you don't enjoy! Like taking a man to anything but his "normal" restaurant.
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Ditto, lot of the craft stuff is not that good... or I am just not liking it.
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PYRAMID OUTBURST IPA
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Thank you. Those were originally in the office where my wife worked, and they gifted them to her when they closed.
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My beer is Rheingold the dry beer. Think of Rheingold whenever you buy beer. It's not bitter, not sweet, extra dry flavor treat, won't you try extra dry Rheingold beer?
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Santa's Reinbeer?
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My friend sometimes had this beer at his place and it wasn't bad. Maybe I just liked the can. Don't think he ever included it in his gift packs to me.
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PBR. Keep it on hand for guests. They learn to bring their own beer....
I tried that with my kids after they came of age. Didn't work. If it's free, they would drink it
I might need to find some of those PB&J beers :laughing::laughing:
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Bud Light is beer? :laughing:
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Treasures. Sortta like my August 1980 Playboy featuring Bo Derek. I love unusual things. There's a bunch in your picture.
Here's the reason for the trophies and auto-related items. I can't seem to find my 1970 edition of Playboy and Lana Wood.
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Very nice !!
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I still remember the three two beer off post at Fort Leonard Wood and Fort Gordon ..... so, quit your bee atching ...
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Sorry I got all the words right, just in the wrong order. :confused2:
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Has anyone tried the Belgian Trappist beers, they are absolutely brilliant, unfortunately also very expensive at around AU$10-15 for a 330ml, I have had them but not often.
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Absent Landlord by Cowbell.
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Gave up beer years ago.
When I did drink, most all around favorite was Struab from St. Marys in Pa. Looked, seems they're still independent, and their "standard beer" had a very unique taste for myself (now they seem to make a variety of beers).
Straub Brewery - Wikipedia
Don't think you can't be from the coal region in Pa and not drink Yuengling.
Straub hasn't gotten out like Yuengling. Remember when it was big to see Yuengling in Virginia and DC. Now I see trucks with their logos in NC.
Also interesting that both breweries have a long rich independent tradition and haven't sold out and both are from the same state.
When I did drink, most all around favorite was Struab from St. Marys in Pa. Looked, seems they're still independent, and their "standard beer" had a very unique taste for myself (now they seem to make a variety of beers).
Straub Brewery - Wikipedia
Don't think you can't be from the coal region in Pa and not drink Yuengling.
Straub hasn't gotten out like Yuengling. Remember when it was big to see Yuengling in Virginia and DC. Now I see trucks with their logos in NC.
Also interesting that both breweries have a long rich independent tradition and haven't sold out and both are from the same state.
