Take one down pass it around... 99 bottles of beer...

[fish farmer]

I didn't get to the store so this is what I had.

 

[BeMoto]

My Favorite!

 

[Sailingeric]

I didn't get to the store so this is what I had.

I love me some rum. If you are anywhere other than the US- Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean , get some of Cuba's finest.

 

[xxkenny90xx]

Uhh your beers are the wrong color guys...

 

[fish farmer]

My Favorite!

They have those at my local liquor store...in the 16 oz cans!

 

[BeMoto]

They have those at my local liquor store...in the 16 oz cans!

I live about an hour away from the brewery. Still haven't made it there yet. There is a thousand brewery in my area. Beer City U.S.A!

 

[diverjm]

I live about an hour away from the brewery. Still haven't made it there yet. There is a thousand brewery in my area. Beer City U.S.A!

The craft beer industry has exploded everywhere. We have a ton of breweries here in California.

 

[fish farmer]

I live about an hour away from the brewery. Still haven't made it there yet. There is a thousand brewery in my area. Beer City U.S.A!

I can walk to two breweries/winery and a distillery and the drive to Midddlebury, VT puts me near several breweries and cideries.

 

[fish farmer]

The craft beer industry has exploded everywhere. We have a ton of breweries here in California.

It is interesting when I came of age, living near Boston early 1990's it was Sam Adams and some West Coast brews I was familiar with. We had a few craft brew pubs in Boston, couple of other breweries in New England. I made my own home brew as well. I moved out to Phoenix, AZ around 1993.....nothing local, except imports..only one or two home brew stores. When I settled in VT around 1995, there were more micro brews popping up. I figured in a few years the craft brew revolution would peak and level off.

it is insane when I go to the big beverage store....too much to chose from....local places I've never heard of.

 

[diverjm]

It is interesting when I came of age, living near Boston early 1990's it was Sam Adams and some West Coast brews I was familiar with. We had a few craft brew pubs in Boston, couple of other breweries in New England. I made my own home brew as well. I moved out to Phoenix, AZ around 1993.....nothing local, except imports..only one or two home brew stores. When I settled in VT around 1995, there were more micro brews popping up. I figured in a few years the craft brew revolution would peak and level off.

it is insane when I go to the big beverage store....too much to chose from....local places I've never heard of.

It’s pretty overwhelming trying to choose something new. WAAAY too many choices!

 

[4tanks]

Cheers

 

[homer1475]

It’s pretty overwhelming trying to choose something new. WAAAY too many choices!

And 90% of them taste like crap!

 

[GardenReef]

My Favorite!

Love that we can get this outside of Kalamazoo now! Great brew. Cheers from western Mass!!

 

[BighohoReef]

Gonna try and find one of these today

 

[BeMoto]

I'm a huge fan of Founders Centennial IPA and Founders Backwards ******* as well witch is seasonal. Founders is also located in west Michigan! Just saying!

 

[Sailingeric]

Uhh your beers are the wrong color guys...

I agree! I also always try to keep one stout or Porter on tap at home

 

[BeMoto]

Uhh your beers are the wrong color guys...

I really thought that was a beer cheese dip at 1st.

 

[xxkenny90xx]

I really thought that was a beer cheese dip at 1st.

Its not, but I think I know what im making for dinner now

 

[Adamantium]

Lol they don't even make my beer favorite any more.:mad:

Bud light ice

“Taste was mostly water, but the alcohol was too big for what it is. Thin corn fed body, can't really discuss hops in this beer. I can't really figure out what the target demographic for this beer is. It doesn't make sense in terms of its continual existence.”

 

[NashobaTek]

“Taste was mostly water, but the alcohol was too big for what it is. Thin corn fed body, can't really discuss hops in this beer. I can't really figure out what the target demographic for this beer is. It doesn't make sense in terms of its continual existence.”

It was the ONLY beer I could stand to drink. I am more of a hard liquor and wine person.