Lookin Fer A Beer Ta Grow Hair On Me Chest!

cokehead · By: **cokehead** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:45 am

Any port in a storm Smitty?

SMITTY · By: **SMITTY** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:47 am

Sorry ..... my one functioning brain cell is pickled in Tequila tonight ....

Come again?

ken · By: **ken** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:52 am

we could have a blast in a chat room.

lincolnmania · By: **lincolnmania** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:54 am

Duengeon master wrote:I just found some Shiner Bock from Shiner Texas!! That is some good stuff!

that is good beer......my buddy in the air force gave me a case when he was in pa to visit his parents couple yrs ago

wlape3 · By: **wlape3** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:22 am

SMITTY wrote:I believe that was said around here about Haffenreffer Malt Liquor ... AKA: Green Death!

Those giant 64 ounce bottles bring back fond childhood memories for me. It was an accomplishment to finish one in less than an hour ... and I was all of 115 lbs back then! The 16 ouncers
( Pounders in MA speak) had little puzzles inside the cap that were fun to figure out as you got completely annihilated! Little pictures: screw + 'ed = screwed ... stuff like that. I know ... bad example, but I can't remember one of them!

One ol' timer described the flavor to me very well: SKUNK PISS.

I remember those Smitty. We used to call them something similar but the name eludes me. They were especially foul if drunk warm we we did whenever it was offered...hell free beer was free beer!

I also remember picking up two quarts of beer at the corner grocery for 50 cents each. We would each chug our first one just before Saturday Night Live started, just to get in the mood, and then nurse the second quart for the rest of the show. Those were the days of making Foster "oil can" pyramids in your room! :drunk:

Duengeon master · By: **Duengeon master** On: Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:49 am

wlape3 wrote:I worked with a guy from Texas who used to say: "Shiner Bock is so bad you get a hangover before you even finish the beer..."

However, I respectfully disagree. Shiner Bock is not a bad beer in Texas or elsewhere.

That guy must have been talking about Lone Star beer. I have been to Texas many times.

danzig · By: **danzig** On: Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:27 pm

Erie brewing company Railbender ale they make some other heavy beers. check it out.

wlape3 · By: **wlape3** On: Fri Jan 22, 2010 1:58 pm

danzig wrote:Erie brewing company Railbender ale they make some other heavy beers. check it out.

Picked up a six of railbender last night. Not bad. I'll try another one tonight and see if it grows on me some more.

In general, I do like most of Eire's beers. Heritage Ale is very tasty and Ol' Red is a favorite in a growler. I've had Drake's Gold before as well as Mad Anthony Ale. Would like to try some of their other beers too. Too bad they don't make all of them year round.

oceantraveler · By: **oceantraveler** On: Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:23 pm

Petes wicked ale folowed up by a double shot of old grand dad! that will be a good starter fertilizer for those chest hairs!

wlape3 · By: **wlape3** On: Fri Jan 22, 2010 8:42 pm

oceantraveler wrote:Petes wicked ale folowed up by a double shot of old grand dad! that will be a good starter fertilizer for those chest hairs!

Pete's wicked Ale used to be a favorite of mine until more interesting local brews became available.

Are you talking regular grand dads or the bonded variety?

Having my first railbender of the night...starting to grow on me some more... :partyhat:

Millworker · By: **Millworker** On: Sat Feb 06, 2010 5:12 pm

I just brewed a Barleywine ale, weighs in at about 11%ABV. Nice warm beer for the cold months. Commerially, I think Victory brews some of the more kick you in the ass beers out there. Their Old Horizontal (Old Ho'), Golden Monkey, Storm King Stout, and V-12 all weigh in at or above 10% ABV and will keep you lit during during these short winter days.

wlape3 · By: **wlape3** On: Sat Feb 06, 2010 8:33 pm

Millworker wrote:I just brewed a Barleywine ale, weighs in at about 11%ABV. Nice warm beer for the cold months. Commerially, I think Victory brews some of the more kick you in the ass beers out there. Their Old Horizontal (Old Ho'), Golden Monkey, Storm King Stout, and V-12 all weigh in at or above 10% ABV and will keep you lit during during these short winter days.

Is that a homebrew recipe for Delirium Tremens or the Belgian original? Love the pink elephants on their bottles!

If you want to try a really kick-ass brew that tastes good to boot try some He-brew Jewbulation. It's 13% and tastes wonderful. Also try some Weyerbacher brews. They are uncommonly smooth and tasty considering their strength.

Millworker · By: **Millworker** On: Sat Feb 06, 2010 8:48 pm

wlape3 wrote:
Is that a homebrew recipe for Delirium Tremens or the Belgian original? Love the pink elephants on their bottles!

If you want to try a really kick-ass brew that tastes good to boot try some He-brew Jewbulation. It's 13% and tastes wonderful. Also try some Weyerbacher brews. They are uncommonly smooth and tasty considering their strength.

It's a homebrew clone of DT. I've always been impressed by the He-brew beers.

cokehead · By: **cokehead** On: Wed Feb 10, 2010 6:06 pm

I tried Big Foot tonight. It has been out for a few years anyway. Someone told me about if several years ago but tonight was the first time I saw it on the self where I live. If I had to compare it to something I'd say it is very similiar to Dogfish Head 90 Minute IPA. I think a 4 pack of Dogfish is about the same price as a 6-pack of Big Foot. Hmmmm

Sunday night I had Blue Moon on draft in a restraunt. On draft it is a really good beer. It is better than Blue Moon in the bottle.

cokehead · By: **cokehead** On: Sat Nov 06, 2010 8:23 am

I found something new to me yesterday!

Bard's Sorghum Malt Beer. It's pretty good.

It got me to wondering what sorghum was. Turns out it is a versitle crop. The grain can be used for ethanol production, animal feed, food or beer. The stalks can be used like sugar cane. This video has nothing to do with beer but it is an education about sugar production from sorghum stalks.

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