Flat tire, and New Castle are pretty good too!
Flat tire, and New Castle are pretty good too!
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At first I thought you were referencing FEZZ and simply misspelled UniBrow!Originally Posted by mdeimler
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In Missouri we have a beer made by Boulevard Brewer. They are based in Kansas City. They have a great unfiltered wheat beer and in March they have an Irish ale that is great also.
Seek out Hefeweisens.
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I say, just forget about beer and drink tasty mixed drinks.
Yeah like a black and tan or an irish car bomb.
Brewing will start about October 1st for this Imperial Stout-
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food...mouth_brewery/
Aisle 8 where I work.
Well I can see that you like beer that isn't bitter or hoppy so I suggest another Belgian witbier, hoegaarden.
Personally I love Fat Tire, Old Meck (strictly a Charlottean beer, sorry), New Glarus Fat Squirrel or Spotted Cow. There is a place here in Charlotte called Taco Mac http://tacomac.com/brewniversity/ that has a 5 or 6 page beer menu. My husband and I have cards that log all of the different types of beers we drink so we can aquire prizes when we hit certain milestones. I promise we are not alcoholics. :)
"Strictly speaking, there are no enlightened beings; only enlightened activity." -Shunryu Suzuki
I do not suggest Bacardi 151. I can shoot anything without too much issue. That was a whole new experience in itself. I still shudder at the thought.
Skinny girl tangerine vodka? Yum!
Samuel Smith's Nut Brown Ale
Killian's Red
Coor's Extra Gold
My favourites are usually micros, Granville Island brewing (in Vancouver, BC though...), for bigger companies, at least in Canada, I like Rickards or Alexander Keiths. As for US beer, Pyramid Hefeweizen is good. My absolute favourite now is an Extra Special Bitter from a little Pizza, Beer and Wedding Chapel (the owner is an ordained minister!) just outside Bellingham, Washington, called the North Fork.
Jonathan
Upland brewing company in Indiana makes an excellent pale ale called "dragonfly" :)
"what i need is a strong drink and a peer group." ... Douglas Adams - Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy
That reminds me of a beer I tried a number of years ago call "Dragon Stout". It should have been call Dragon Snot! Yuk!
My top 5 at the moment
Shiner Bock
Stella Artois
Fat Tire <-- My current addiction
Sam Adams (Boston Lager is the best although their Winter Lager is great too)
PBR (A guilty pleasure)
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