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Dont forget to sing the old beer jingles.

"Schaefer is the one beer to have when your having more than one!"

" When its time to relax, one beer stands clear,...beer after beer,...."

We used to drink an ice cold beer with some added tomato juice or V8 to cure a hangover. Hair Of The Dog (a Nazareth reference).

Raindog wrote: ↑Tue Apr 04, 2023 9:55 pmimage.png

Hey Raindog is this a favorite or do you just find it funny. I love the Three Stoogies and would love to try it if it were available here.

Upon further review Panther is closed down and I do not see where that beer is being made anymore.

Sorry, I was just being a smart-ass. I actually don't drink any alcohol (except Niquel.) I own a 6-pack of the Stooges beer that a friend picked up for me a long time ago as he knows that I am a Stooges freak. It was a toss up between 3 Stooges beer and Billy Beer.
Hey, wait a minute! You kinda look like.....nah.

LOL, the reviews on that beer are not flattering at all. I remember Billy Beer and I think I even drank some back then IIRC.

Not a big beer drinker but I do like the modelo dark.
Also Newcastle and even Corona.

@andrewsrea have you been in one of the Budweiser tours? If no, we ought to go and invite others like John. I'm not normally a huge fan of Bud, but if you get it direct from the tour made fresh and served at the perfect temperature it's something special. I never realized how much of a difference it can make.

I like a bunch of Lakefront's beer: Riverwest, Bierzeit, and Oktoberfest come to mind. New Glarus' Spotted Cow is a cliche favorite but I really dig their Totally Naked as it's the closest thing to a real German Helles that I've tried.

Going to Germany and drinking beer from Bavarian region spoiled me. Augustiner was my favorite beer of all time. Best drank in a giant stein in the beer garden in a beautiful October day.

I usually go to Miller Lite or Coors Light during gigs.

bleys21 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 12, 2023 2:30 pm Outside the West Coast, gotta go with Three Floyd's Zombie Dust, out of Munster, Indiana. Quite possibly one of the best IPA's ever made.

I stopped there on a business trip. I love their death metal branding style. Probably the main reason whenever I order one. Niche target marketing at its finest!

golem wrote: ↑Wed Apr 12, 2023 3:19 pm @andrewsrea have you been in one of the Budweiser tours? If no, we ought to go and invite others like John. I'm not normally a huge fan of Bud, but if you get it direct from the tour made fresh and served at the perfect temperature it's something special. I never realized how much of a difference it can make.

I've gone on the tour, but will never turndown free beer. Sounds like a cool idea!