What is your favorite beer, or beers to drink?

[magna19]

Before I was legal drinking age I drank a lot of Coors Light…

Then I turned 21 and now if I drink a beer it’s gotta be Mexican. I’d have to say Modelo Especial is my go to beer though.

I enjoy going to different breweries though and trying their beer. Laughing Lab Scottish Ale is by far my most favorite beer I’ve ever drank. It’s from Bristol Brewing Company in Colorado Springs. I may have to see about ordering some, haven’t had any in a few years.

Laughing Lab. Thats a pretty good beer

 

[Biggsly]

I've never met a beer I didn't like.

I tried a Schaefer once.
Once!

 

[OKRuss]

Having lived in Colorado Springs for 20 years, I gotta play!

O'dells 90 schilling
Bristol Laughing Lab, Compass IPA
Stone IPA
Founders All Day IPA

Local/OK beers
Stonecloud Astrodog IPA
Anthem Hoparazzi
Coop Ice Chest IPA

Desperation
Miller Lite

Tired of...
Coop F5
Roughtail Everything Rhymes with Orange

@PanhandleGlocker I'll be going to CO in the summer. Might bring some Bristol back with me(that'll get you to OKC quicker)!

 

[TerryMiller]

I don't drink, but I've long wondered about something. With regards to the members of OSA, how many more firearms could one have if they weren't putting that money on alcohol?

Our youngest son finally broke down (we were hinting at him a lot) and quit smoking. After I found out what he was paying for one carton of cigarettes, I think the wife and I both doubled down to convince him that he needed to quit.

Now, he appreciates saving that money.

 

[kroberts2131]

Heineken 0.0, Sam Adams 0.0, Kaliber NA by Guinness and the occasional Busch NA. I love the taste of good beer but I no longer need the buzz.

I quit drinking recently and tried the Sam Adam’s this past weekend and was pleasantly surprised!

 

[Leggett71]

I don't drink, but I've long wondered about something. With regards to the members of OSA, how many more firearms could one have if they weren't putting that money on alcohol?

Our youngest son finally broke down (we were hinting at him a lot) and quit smoking. After I found out what he was paying for one carton of cigarettes, I think the wife and I both doubled down to convince him that he needed to quit.

Now, he appreciates saving that money.

Drink occasionally when I Bar B Que, but prefer dark or german brews
Tulsa Craft Beer - Dead Armadillo amber
Texas Craft Beer - Crawford Bock


laggett71

 

[rjtmri]

My fav is Ballast point Sculpin but we can’t get it here . I’m definitely a fan of most IPA’s over 6.5%.

405 grapefruit sour is quite tasty as well.

If at a mexi place I go for the Pacifico or tecate with salt and lime

 

[OKRuss]

I don't drink, but I've long wondered about something. With regards to the members of OSA, how many more firearms could one have if they weren't putting that money on alcohol?

Our youngest son finally broke down (we were hinting at him a lot) and quit smoking. After I found out what he was paying for one carton of cigarettes, I think the wife and I both doubled down to convince him that he needed to quit.

Now, he appreciates saving that money.

Terry, I guess we could substitute "alcohol" with many other vices particularly eating out. How many more firearms could one have if they cooked at home and didn't spend money on eating out?

For the ease of math, craft beers are around $10/6 pack. Add in tax and round up to $12/6 or $2 ea. I generally have 2 beers after work so $4/day x 5 then depending on time of year and such determines how much drank on the weekend. Let's just say 3 beers Sat and 3 on Sun. That'd equate to $24/week. $120/month. $1440/year. $14400/decade. Yes, it adds up quickly!

Now, if I only drank domestic beer, it'd be easy to give it up for water!

 

[O4L]

This is one I like made in OKC.

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

I don't drink, but I've long wondered about something. With regards to the members of OSA, how many more firearms could one have if they weren't putting that money on alcohol?

Our youngest son finally broke down (we were hinting at him a lot) and quit smoking. After I found out what he was paying for one carton of cigarettes, I think the wife and I both doubled down to convince him that he needed to quit.

Now, he appreciates saving that money.

I spent most of my money on women and booze. The rest I just wasted.