What Beer Are You TTing With?

“Honey Lauger tonight”

“I'd gi more but i am to drunk. 12 becks in mw now. flyinh hi”

“Noticed a half bottle of pilsner on the kitchen counter that escaped being drunk last night. Took a big slug while waiting for the kona to do its thing in the press......

MMMMMMMMMMMMM-Boy!

Try that with a warm can of Buttweiper.

BOOOO-ya.


(dyed-in-the-merino-wool beer snob and couldn't be prouder < LOL >)”

“I'm surprised you can't get Yuengling in Georgia. It's seems to be everywhere in South Carolina. And it's cheap; $4.09 a six-pack. I can get a case of it for like $15.75. I drink it as my everyday mexican food, hamburger, pizza beer. It seems to remind me of Rolling Rock (another PA beer) in some way but I'm not sure how. I'm gonna have to buy some RR and compare the two. What's great about Yuengling is you can buy the B&T for the same price as the lager.

For about a year now I've been drinking Titan IPA from the Great Divide Brewing Co in Colorado. It's a beer you have to aquire a taste for because it is hopped like crazy. It's also 6.8 percent alcohol. I have friends that bring me a case about once every six weeks from Asheville, NC. South Carolina just legalized high gravity beer so I expect we'll be able to buy it here before long. But I'm getting bored with it. So many beers and so little time and all that....

What I need is some more Seirra Nevada Porter. That beer is my favorite but at $28.00+ a case it's not sometime I can afford to guzzle down after mowing the lawn. And that's my problem... I love to guzzle! :)”

“Guzzlers of the world unite ---

Ah, "Rock'n'Roll Beer".... flashbacks to '77.”

“SH, if you like Porters try a Sinesbrychoff, its Finnish. Very rich and full bodied, my fav. Though at $7 per bottle its a rare treat. Cant beat porter.”

“Yep, so so good.”

“Sounds deadly. I'll be on the lookout ---

The image is a link to the company.”

“I'm drinking Yuengling Lager. The more I drink the more the joint and muscle pain goes away.”

“I'm going for a one-two punch this evening.

First, the Morland "Old Speckled Hen"




(named for pre-WWII MG, apparently...)



The Aforementioned 'Old Speckled Hen'


Then.... the Duvel



Aprés Moi, le Duvel



Good-bye Cruel World!  

”

“Questions or comments? If you don’t like this beer, keep it to yourself – we don’t want to hear from any sniveling yellow-beer drinkin’ wimps, ‘cause this beer wasn’t made for you.”