How many does it take, tho?
Sub that used to work on my place drank that or Bud Light or Busch from sunrise till his head hit the pillow. Always grossed me out to see him guzzling it down at 6:30 a.m. on a hot summer morning.
How many does it take, tho?
Sub that used to work on my place drank that or Bud Light or Busch from sunrise till his head hit the pillow. Always grossed me out to see him guzzling it down at 6:30 a.m. on a hot summer morning.
hoegaarden, most wheat beers (leinenkugels honey weiss is probably my favorite, followed by summer shandy),
just branching out recently and drinking more beer vs rum and vodka
just branching out recently and drinking more beer vs rum and vodka
My favorite is Warsteiner Dunkel, sorry don't have a picture of the dark beer. For every day I just drink plain old Miller 64.
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It takes as many as it takes. You have to be willing to make a commitment.
PBR is usually what I go for, but a couple of buddies and I ordered some Wesvleteren from Belgium and it was AMAZING.
Keystone Light in the longneck bottles for home - Keystone Light in the can for camping, etc. I keep some Coors Light in the longneck bottles around in the summer for when the neighbors drop over to sit on the deck - they are a little pickier than I am.
And Cohiba - what's up with getting buzzed before going to the range @ H&H?????
Cedar Creek
And Cohiba - what's up with getting buzzed before going to the range @ H&H?????
Cedar Creek
Guinness Extra Stout, Guinness Foreign Exra, Guinness Draught, Newcastle, Flying Dog, Amber Bock, Sam Adams, PBR, Heineken, Molson, Red Stripe, Bud Select... in that order...
Favorite import: Ziegenbock
Some of those are kept in stock (and rotated for freshness) at all times. Generally, I also have several other random four or six packs on hand. All in bottles, no cans.
Favorite import: Ziegenbock
Some of those are kept in stock (and rotated for freshness) at all times. Generally, I also have several other random four or six packs on hand. All in bottles, no cans.
more and more craft breweries are starting to put their high quality beers in cans. Storage is better (no light skunking issues) and transportation is cheaper. Don't knock a beer just because it is canned.
