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Man you guys are killin me not one mention of

Beer U Should Constantly Have Busch Lite!!!

If you wanting somthing a little sweeter. A Captain Morgan and Dr. Pepper sure is tasty!!
 
I read just the other day that beer contains all the necessary minerals and vitamins for human health.

I drink cheap beer. Natty and the Beast usually. Once in a while a good dark beer is good though. Guinness more often than not.

Bourbon and water when I need to feel classy and Crown on ice when the demons get too loud.
 
I am a fan of dark beers. Light beers give me an instant headache. Guiness, Fat Tire, Amber Bock etc. If you are ever in downtown Rapid City SD go to Firehouse Brewing Co. and try a Smoke Jumper Stout. Its awesome!
 
Just had a Sammy Adams Cream Stout and it wasn't bad at all. I've never disliked a Samuel beer but this one was really good.
 
As for beer, I really like dogfish head ipa when I can find it....on a normal night its coors banquet, or old style on the cheap. As for the stronger stuff, I love templeton rye, but I've been known to enjoy a nice scotch or bourbon
 
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Originally Posted By: azmastablastaOriginally Posted By: sweatybettyPBR ice cold

amen, nectar of the gods.

X2 OH yeah. Red necks, White socks, and Blue ribbon beer.

Shayne
 
A couple swallers of some fine Tennessee shine every now and then ain't bad. About the time you figure you've had enough you've already had way too much. I had a jug awhile back that had aged 4 yrs in a charred oak barrel and was the smoothest stuff I'd ever tasted. Mighty high octane too.
 
Originally Posted By: TnslimA couple swallers of some fine Tennessee shine every now and then ain't bad. About the time you figure you've had enough you've already had way too much. I had a jug awhile back that had aged 4 yrs in a charred oak barrel and was the smoothest stuff I'd ever tasted. Mighty high octane too.

I'm not much of a whiskey drinker, but the best shine I ever had came from Tannessee back in the 70's. It was almost like drinking water---until you tried to stand up, then oops.

This past spring, I planted some Mucadines amd am planing more this coming spring. Then in a couple of years I'll make some Muscadine Wine, which I do enjoy.

I had a friend make me 5 gallons last year, and we are drinking it sparingly. He has 5 galloms of Blackberry brewing for me right now, also good stuff.

Shayne



 
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Okay, I'll play...Anything by Anheuser Busch gives me a severe headache, but Strohs, LaBatte Blue, and Millers, I can handle once in awhile...Something about the way the Hoppes are done...

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While I haven't sampled all of them, I've settled, over the years to anything out of this cabinet...

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Now I'm trying to sell the rest of the collection...
 
Originally Posted By: TnslimA couple swallers of some fine Tennessee shine every now and then ain't bad. About the time you figure you've had enough you've already had way too much. I had a jug awhile back that had aged 4 yrs in a charred oak barrel and was the smoothest stuff I'd ever tasted. Mighty high octane too.

Tough to beat good shine.
Been awhile since I've had GOOD shine however.
 
Originally Posted By: RJM AcresOriginally Posted By: TnslimA couple swallers of some fine Tennessee shine every now and then ain't bad. About the time you figure you've had enough you've already had way too much. I had a jug awhile back that had aged 4 yrs in a charred oak barrel and was the smoothest stuff I'd ever tasted. Mighty high octane too.

Tough to beat good shine.
Been awhile since I've had GOOD shine however.


It's getting harder to find as all the older shiners have died off and the younger set either grows pot or cooks meth.
 
40 Creek is the smoothest rye I have found followed by gibsons. For beer usually just drink cheap bush but I really like coors. Cant get it here in Ontario GRRRRR.
 
As a routine drink, Keystone Light and Clammato with a grind of sea salt. For a fall beer I like Blue Moon or Shocktop pumpkin wheat. For a summer beer, I like Michelob Ultra light Lime Cactus or Leinenkugle's summer shandy.
 
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