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Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:51 pm
by southdeltan
donia wrote:southdeltan wrote:I wasn't aware Bell's distributed this far down - but if it is Bama, that's a great sign. Two Hearted is 7%.
The good news is the Senate bill just passed the house. Hopefully the governor will sign it.
my wife picked some up for me in the montgomery area year before last, so it is in east al...haven't seen it in b'ham, but haven't been over in a while.
I have a coworker that's from MI. She brought me 2 six packs and a sticker. Good stuff.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:33 pm
by donia
southdeltan wrote: Bell's Two Hearted Ale..... Good stuff.
there are a few that if i find, or happen across, i'll buy at least a case of...two hearted ale tops that list!
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:47 pm
by donia
southernvaughan wrote:I want to get a few what i would call "strange beers" this coming weekend to try. Im a normal beer guy usually but like to try new things. what are some that i should try and where is a good place around jackson yazoo city to get them?
i guess if you're strictly a coors/bud/miller light kinda guy, then these will be "strange":
sierra nevada pale ale
liberty ale
anchor steam ale
tommy knocker pick axe ipa
rouge dead guy ale
southern pecan
stella artois
peroni
yuengling
red hook ale
rouge yellow snow ipa
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:59 pm
by southdeltan
donia wrote:southernvaughan wrote:I want to get a few what i would call "strange beers" this coming weekend to try. Im a normal beer guy usually but like to try new things. what are some that i should try and where is a good place around jackson yazoo city to get them?
i guess if you're strictly a coors/bud/miller light kinda guy, then these will be "strange":
sierra nevada pale ale
liberty ale
anchor steam ale
tommy knocker pick axe ipa
rouge dead guy ale
southern pecan
stella artois
peroni
yuengling
red hook ale
rouge yellow snow ipa
Agreed. Anybody that drinks "Triple Hops Brewed" Miller Lite will find a Pale Ale strange. It actually has hops flavor. American Pale Lagers (if you insist on calling Miller Lite a Pilsner, go ahead) don't have much in the way of flavoring hops. I'd think those 2 IPA's would blow his head off.
I'd add a Guinness to the list. They're dark, but easy to drink. Or maybe An Abita Turbodog.
I know a lot of "regular" beer drinkers like the Abita Amber.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 6:55 am
by gator
there may not be a more "complete" ale than Bell's Two Hearted Ale.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:05 am
by Greenhead22
gator wrote:there may not be a more "complete" ale than Bell's Two Hearted Ale.
+1000
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 11:18 am
by deltadukman
I swear...i think yall hop heads just try to "out google" the rest of the ones and find the name of a beer that hasnt been mentioned yet just to have some kind of suds status on this thread.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:09 pm
by donia
deltadukman wrote:I swear...i think yall hop heads just try to "out google" the rest of the ones and find the name of a beer that hasnt been mentioned yet just to have some kind of suds status on this thread.
i keep a running list of my favorites...with a 4 star personal rating system, no less
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2012 12:24 pm
by deltadukman
donia wrote:deltadukman wrote:I swear...i think yall hop heads just try to "out google" the rest of the ones and find the name of a beer that hasnt been mentioned yet just to have some kind of suds status on this thread.
i keep a running list of my favorites...with a 4 star personal rating system, no less
I get it...kind of like my women....call it the holedex....yours is called the hopedex
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 2:55 pm
by gator
bump for the new brews we'll be gettin' soon.
i concur with what you boys were saying about southern pecans pale ale....not a fan and i've given it its just due.
gator
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 3:04 pm
by Greenhead22
I tell you a couple of beers that I love and cannot find for the life of me anywhere around is Flying Dog Tire Bite or Flying Dog Old Scratch Amber.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Tue Apr 10, 2012 4:00 pm
by donia
Greenhead22 wrote:I tell you a couple of beers that I love and cannot find for the life of me anywhere around is Flying Dog Tire Bite ...
when here for super bulldog weekend check corky's, seems like it was on the back wall of the walk in cooler, at one time...or maybe piggly wiggly, here.
i'll let you know if I see it at the big three, here (corky's, brewskis, groceries).
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 2:42 pm
by Greenhead22
I'm making a trip to DNF for a series. Just don't know when right now.
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 4:38 pm
by the tree
Ive yet to find a beer nearly as great as the first sip of budweiser my dad let me take after pulling the tab off the tin can. Im 49, bet I was 5, trout fishing in little lagoon in Baldwin County. Cold and crisp. Bet Ive had a 1000 since, but nothing compared to that first sip....should of quit while on top.
Cheers
Re: Favorite Beer
Posted: Mon Apr 16, 2012 6:43 pm
by donia
sierra nevada 2012 hoptimum whole-cone imperial ipa is mighty tasty!! (thanks, bigbeeducker!)
10.4%abv, so still too much for 'ssippi...even after law change takes effect.