Beer, here ?

Who likes beer ? There are so many sorts of, and so many cominations, that i want to get to know them a bit better.

My favorite one is Bitburger with a little bit of "Amer". http://pal.4mg.com/pic17.gif

 

I love to drink beer and clean weapons.

 

I suppose their weapon are those glasses, so it s time for cleaning up

 

beer is absolute proof that there are Gods. probably my favorite is Mississippi Mud's Black and Tan. with Guinness a close second. Draught or Extra Stout its a toss up

 

Go to Victoria, stroll along the waterfront until you get to the bottom of Pandora street, and go into Swan's. Ask for a pint of Buckerfield's Bitter. You wont regret it.

Or go to Nelson and drink some After Dark ale.

 

working on #7 as I type

 

I sure wouldn't be able to type anymore if I was on my seventh....

 

Depends on how big your glass is i`d say, no ?

 

12oz beers, but I weigh 300lbs or 136 kg, and I am 6'3", so it takes about 7 beers for me to even get a buzz BTW I am on #9 now LoL

 

I was thinking pints.

How many 12 oz = 1 pint?

 

12 oz=.75 pint


on beer 10 LoL

http://www.onlineconversion.com/volume.htm

 

I was thinking cl.

How many cl.= 1 pint?

 

I see it as 0.624 pints US to UK conversion.

So you're still safe. Go easy though...

 

56.83 centilitres to 1 pint

 

Thanks for the tip Scotsman

 

I like beer.. havent had one in a few weeks.. but I do like it.. last beer I had was "Blue Point" which is made here on LI

 

Beer? often...

Favorite? Probably Belhaven Ale... Guiness with more flavour and less attitude

 

Well, I just got back from my Sister in Law's where I had a bottle of Warthog Ale, out of Calgary, and most of a bottle of red wine. Who wants a fight??

 

So a few months ago, the owner of the bar I frequent started keeping Harp in stock just for me...and it's now taken off so that they actually run out occasionally. I told them it wasn't just me.

BUT...I just discovered last week that they've got Smithwick's on tap!! So I have options.

 

Smithwicks is great.

 

And it's also a good intelligence test, to see if the waitress knows what you've ordered when you pronounce it correctly.

 

Jupiler! great Belgian beer!
i always miss it in the UK..

 

Just came from the supermarket, and right after i`ll click the button "submit reply", it will go <<Tssscccchhh>> & i will put an icecold "Original Crocodile" australian beer right upon my lips and start drinkin` it, with tears of pleasure movin` up my eyes.

Cheers folks

 

Normally i'm just a Miller Lite kind of guy!! But when I want a change of taste...I go for a Hornsby Draught Cider!! Gotta watch it though...I get s**tfaced too easy on it, and it leaves a horrible headache in the morning!!

Went to Brighton, England about 5 years ago, to see a budy in the military stationed in Alkinbury (Spelling??), and we went to a pub in Peterborough, and they had and EXCELLENT cider on draught, but I think of the name for the life of me!!

Roger

 

Don't drink, period.

But I make an excellent designated driver

 

Sam Adams X 6 . . .

 

Drink, but do not drive

 

Enjoying a nice cool Miller as I type this!
Nothin better to prepare for a night on the town.

 

Amen Lev & Sgt. Geek, Amen. Everybody should always have a designated driver. In my wilder days, my friends and I would rotate who the driver would be - it worked flawlessly, except for one time. Then we called a cab and left the DD's car at the Bar . . . and the next day NONE of us would take him back to get it.

 

Gentlemen, you have hardly skimmed the surface. Hardened old piss-artists like me dream of:-
Timothy Taylors' Landlord Special,
Brains' Skull Attack,
Theakstone's Old Peculier,
Shepherd Neames Spitfire,
Cooper's Sparkling Ale,
Cascade Premium,
Dortmund DAB
Hamburg Breweries Hansa

And so on, and so on. There's a whoel world out there, full of breweries.

 

bud Light....


BBBBRrraaraaapaappppaappaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.....

any questions?

 

San Miguel.........if it's from SE asia
The tough thing about lightbeer is getting it back in the horse!

 

Ahhh beer. You can't really appreaciate the varieties until you make it yourself. I'm planning on another batch either this weekend or the next.

I'm either going to make a chocolate porter or a rasberry wheat next.

My favourite stypes?

IPAs
Anything with lotsa hops
Anything with IBUs of 90+

Store bought beers? I really don't have a favourite one.

 

I've had some home brew - once while deer hunting. It was damn good (and was packaged in gallon jugs - another selling point for me ) The maker thought it was not his best . . . but, after "sampling" two gallons of it that weekend I decided that I'd endorse his best without sampling it first. He said it was just the cold talking - it was 17 degrees or lower that weekend - but I still thought it was a good batch.


I honestly don't know now what my point was . . . I assure you I had one . . . but it eludes me now. Sorry - move along please.

 

I just puked
my Southern Comfort and do not feel disgusted, cause it`s not true

 

Bud light on purpose??? <GAG>...puddled rain-water has a richer flavor and only a slightly lower alcoholic content...(nuttin` personal)

 

steinlager here in hawaii, in england it was hurlimans, (which is a faversham brew). i have the occasional corona and lime slice as well. cold beer here is a neccesity to the well being of life. aloha

 

You know, I had thought about asking you if there was a beer I should try in Hawaii. Is Steinlager local, or just something I can't get in Michigan?

 

its a new zealand beer actually, but its what everybody drinks here. they even have a song about it, 'stienlarger and surf"

 

Hmmm. I'll have to give it a try. Perhaps Friday, might be a nice way to wind down from 10 1/2 hours flying time through six time zones.

 

Henry Weinhardt`s and Molson XXX

 

Guinness, Beamish, Murphy's Irish Stout, Blackened Voodoo, Saranac Black and Tan, Isenbeck Dark...aye, there's a bit of a theme there. I like my beer as dark as I like my food spicy.

 

Guiness and Beck`s too

 

Doh! I totally spaced Beck's Dark. Another fine beer!

 

I started drinking and enjoying dark beers about 12 years ago when the realization came to me that the wife didn`t like them...

 

LOL! Nice...yeah, I can't get my fiancee to even try em.

Oh, and another--Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout. A different twist on a very heavy, dark beer.

 

Well, my 3rd batch of beer will be ready to bottle this weekend. My 2nd batch is ready for consumption. Though, I may wait a bit for aging.

I'm going to brew the next two, but unsure which one first.

My next batches will be a rasberry wheat and a Chocolate porter. Which should I brew first?

 

I like dark beer and spicy food too . Hmmm, what about putting some Red Hot Chilli Peppers into good old Murphys, just like you can put some lemon into Corona`s ?

Well i guess i have to try it ...