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I was at Promo West Pavillion last night to see Primus. I can't tell you how many but I had many Captain and cokes, shots of Grey Goose, and Grey Goose and cranberry at the end of the night.
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gregorylee
I'd rather be napping!!
I am just having beer tonight, although I do have a bottle of bourbon downstairs. My wife is throwing a baby shower tomorrow so that will probably keep me out of the bourbon.
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When I graduated from college, I also graduated from Natty. I'll only drink it when I want to show up my friends who didn't go to college and think they're too good to drink a shitty beer once in a while.
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FKAGobucks877
The Most Power-Drunk
I'm with you Brammer. I'm one of those true alcoholic sicko's that actually likes that stuff. Although, I must say, Natty has never given my bowels any problems. In fact, the only beer that has is that swill known as "Beast". Ugh. Truly disgusting. If I'm at a cookout or party, though, the beer that goes down the best is definitely Natty. Like Mili, I love Guinness and love Black & Tan's (especially made with Bass Ale), however I can only drink 3-4 of them before I'm full. So when an all-night drink fest is on the menu, I bring my case of Natty.Brammer98 said:
Now, let the insults roll...
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DEBuckeye
It ain't easy, bein' cheesy.
The worst beer I've ever had for the "soupy poopies" is Goebel's. Anybody had it? We used to get it in Michigan when I was in high school- very cheap stuff. Getting drunk on that shit would get you a massive headache and a big trip to the john in the morning....
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BuckeyeBri wrote:
The Loft is an amber ale, much like Fat Tire, but has a lighter body.
I think they've got around 7 beers out at any given time - you should check 'em out at:
http://www.newbelgium.com
If you're ever in Fort Collins, you definately need to take the brewery tour. :)
<!-- / message -->Fat Tire is hands down their 'flagship' beer. It's very popular around here, and I certainly enjoy a frosty one from time to time, but in my opinion their more 'obscure' beers are much more interesting (and better). The Blue Paddle is a Pilsner-style lager (their only lager) and it tastes very good, esp. on hot spring days
The Loft is an amber ale, much like Fat Tire, but has a lighter body. I think they've got around 7 beers out at any given time - you should check 'em out at:
http://www.newbelgium.com
If you're ever in Fort Collins, you definately need to take the brewery tour. :)
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OSUsushichic
Fired up! Ready to go!
I'll definitely second what FCollins said. In addition to Fat Tire, the 1554 Black Ale and the Trippel are my favorites. The brewery is really worth the trip. It's wind-powered -- I think the only one in the U.S.
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gbearbuck
Herbie for President
I'm happy to report we drank all the beer Sat. night... granted I couldn't walk (my brother and I decieded to make sure we drank both kegs... and there weren't near as many people as we thought would be in attendance)... I felt like I was in college all over again! Also happy to report I didn't puke that night , granted I did feel like crap in the morning :( ...
, granted I did feel like crap in the morning :( ...
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buckeyebri
40 Days in the Hole
Thanks for the info guys, I will check out their web site. A brewery tour that sounds great on a hot day like today.
If you ever get a chance to try any of the Bell's beers from the Kalamazoo Brewing Company, I would highlly recommend them. Their summer Oberon with a lemon wedge is scrumpdillyicious.....
http://www.bellsbeer.com
If you ever get a chance to try any of the Bell's beers from the Kalamazoo Brewing Company, I would highlly recommend them. Their summer Oberon with a lemon wedge is scrumpdillyicious.....
http://www.bellsbeer.com
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
Guess Bell's here in MI was in this documentary about beer. I believe they are calling it a Bockumentary. Sounds like they were all over the nation at microbreweries. Maybe a few that were mentioned here are in the film.
http://www.sixhundred.com/
http://www.sixhundred.com/
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