What is your favorite beer...

[kill-moj0]

[quote="Replica";p="80792"]i'd still rather have a long island iced tea over a beer any day...[/quote]

mmm... long island iced tea... yumm.....*drools*

[M's]

A good rum runner is a welcome break also

[DeafOfficeWorker]

oh, we're talking liquor now?

Bourbon. Specifically, Woodford Reserve. On the rocks or with a splash of water.

[MrBlah]

[quote="mujo";p="80521"]
Durango CO? dude, thats like the prettiest area of Colorado! Every time we travel out west, we always stay at the KOA campgrounds there by the river, gorgeous country man.
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GO COLORADO!!!!! WOOHOOO!!!! If you can't get Fat Tire, i suggest you find way to get it. I know my parents have been gettin it for as long as i can remember here in Colorado. Another microbrew that i know is good is one called Old Chubb. Its only served in a can but my cousion drinks more than he probably should on occassion and he says its relly good. Ive had a couple cans of it, and i got a craving for it readin this thread. Its a Scotish Ale if you must kno....If you can find an Asian liquor store owner to say Old Chubb with a very strong accent, you will probably get a kick out of it.

If anyone comes out to Colorado, pick yourself up a 6-pack of it



OTHERWISE.... im within walking distance of Coors Brewery

[DeafOfficeWorker]

[quote="mujo";p="80521"]
Durango CO? dude, thats like the prettiest area of Colorado! Every time we travel out west, we always stay at the KOA campgrounds there by the river, gorgeous country man.
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I know exactly where you're talking about, muj. I lived right across the street from Purgatory ski resort (now called "Durango Ski Area" I'm told). I worked at Purg and Tamarron resort. It is, bar none, the most beautiful landscape I have ever seen.

[mujo]

[quote="DeafOfficeWorker";p="80916"]
I know exactly where you're talking about, muj. I lived right across the street from Purgatory ski resort (now called "Durango Ski Area" I'm told). I worked at Purg and Tamarron resort. It is, bar none, the most beautiful landscape I have ever seen.
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Heh. My wife and I are heading out west again this summer, June 7-22. If we have time, I'm hoping to stop in Durango. We're mainly heading towards Yellowstone, hitting a few things in Wyoming and South Dakota along the way.

[MrBlah]

be sure to stop bye, ill give y'all a warm welcome

[kill-moj0]

[quote="mujo";p="80928"][quote="DeafOfficeWorker";p="80916"]
I know exactly where you're talking about, muj. I lived right across the street from Purgatory ski resort (now called "Durango Ski Area" I'm told). I worked at Purg and Tamarron resort. It is, bar none, the most beautiful landscape I have ever seen.
[/quote]

Heh. My wife and I are heading out west again this summer, June 7-22. If we have time, I'm hoping to stop in Durango. We're mainly heading towards Yellowstone, hitting a few things in Wyoming and South Dakota along the way.[/quote]

i want to go i need vacation baad... lol. ive got 2 weeks of it i can use when i want once may 23rd comes around and i have my year in at Gorman. ill probably be at A.T. during June though.

[Hendrixer]

I just had to post a reply to this topic!
I was a professional brewmaster for many years and continue to brew on a regular basis at home on my personaly built brewery. What is my favorite beer? I get asked this all the time! I can't say I have a favorite. It depends on what mood I'm in and what time of year it is. I brew many beer styles. Here are some of my favorite styles: Pils, Munich Helles, I.P.A, Schwarzbier, Bitter, Altbier, Lambics and the list goes on. I usually have at least four beers on tap at all time! Here is what I have on right now: Munich Helles, Munich Dunkel, I.P.A (brewed with home grown Hops) and an English E.S.B. If anyone has any questions about beer, just ask!

[Tickles]

I have a question, Hendrixer.. Are you going to drink all that? If not, send some my way?

[Hendrixer]

I have a question, Hendrixer.. Are you going to drink all that? If not, send some my way?

Tickles,

Each keg is 5 gallons and lasts a month or so. My wife loves beer as well. I also host a Texas Holdem poker game every month, so we do go through some. If you ever get to San Antonio...

[nesknowitall]

Guiness for a nice heavy smooth beer. Miller High Life when I'm cheap yet want a good beer. Haven't had too many kinds but I know to avoid Hieneken (Bleh tastes like crappy high life) and light beers (alcoholic water)

[D.B.Cooper]

[quote="Hendrixer";p="80993"]

I have a question, Hendrixer.. Are you going to drink all that? If not, send some my way?

Tickles,

Each keg is 5 gallons and lasts a month or so. My wife loves beer as well. I also host a Texas Holdem poker game every month, so we do go through some. If you ever get to San Antonio...[/quote]

Great I was just in San Antonio 2 years ago.

[Hendrixer]

[quote="Hendrixer";p="80993"]

I have a question, Hendrixer.. Are you going to drink all that? If not, send some my way?

Tickles,

Each keg is 5 gallons and lasts a month or so. My wife loves beer as well. I also host a Texas Holdem poker game every month, so we do go through some. If you ever get to San Antonio...

Great I was just in San Antonio 2 years ago.[/quote][quote="D.B.Cooper";p="81135"]
[quote="Hendrixer";p="80993"]

I have a question, Hendrixer.. Are you going to drink all that? If not, send some my way?

Tickles,

Each keg is 5 gallons and lasts a month or so. My wife loves beer as well. I also host a Texas Holdem poker game every month, so we do go through some. If you ever get to San Antonio...[/quote]

Great I was just in San Antonio 2 years ago.
[/quote]

Anytime D.B.!
Hey, did you hear on the news someone thinks they finally found D.B Coopers parachute!

[jim beam]

well shot i was in san antonio like 5 weeks ago and really could have used a beer when i was there. but o well. where were you a brew master at?