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Originally Posted by dc_x
HOLY CRAP!!! I bet that is good...and probably a little dangerous. I like 90 Minute A LOT, but at the same time, its a lot of beer. I can only drink about 2 or 3 of them and I've had my fill....60 Min I could drink all night. So 75 min is a hoppy smooth drinking beer with a higher ABV....man, if its popular enough, I hope they bottle some of that....
a 75 minute ale sounds Delish (delicious). I'm going to drink some fireside nut brown tonight while watching football. I know Leiny's may not be hardcore enough for some, but it's nicely priced depending on what you're looking for.
It is strange, I owe all these people beer, but I can't recall having so much beer bought for me?? Wierd! Oh well, next time I see you the first beer is on me.Quote:
Originally Posted by xu95
I do? What the hell...I will buy you one too the next time I see you. I was going to buy you a drink at the Auburn game but they don't sell Nyquil a the Cintas Center.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kahns Krazy
Tis the season to get Nuts to buy you a beer. I think I owe Vee one too for no good reason. One of these days I am going to show up for a Xavier game and collect on the good will I pay forward. I will need a cab home and might puke before the end of the game, but it sounds like fun to me.
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Originally Posted by dc_x
DC is it the one that is in Gaithersburg? That is where I used to tread, I recommend you step in there for their French Dip sandwich.... unbelievable sir... unbelievable
It is good. Like you said, it's the perfect balance between the 60 and 90. They only sell it in the restaurants. Although, I guess you could just buy some 60 and 90 and mix them yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nigel Tufnel
There is a new one in Falls Church, VA. I've never been to the Gaithersburg spot, but I think they are pretty much the same. The food at the Falls Church restaurant is very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by XUfaninJAX
Last night, I went down to the store on the ground floor of our building to get a lime and came back with a pack of Great Lakes Christmas Ale. Those blokes in Cleveland know how to make beer. I recommend getting some this season. This store has 6 varieties of Dogfish Head, 7 varieties of Great Lakes, and an ungodly selection of other fine beers. Reading this thread led me to open two of the Christmas Ales.
Yes, Three Floyd's is in Munster, IN. Great brewery, but after trying most of their beers I now pick up Two Brothers instead.
That Sierra Anniversay Ale is surprisingly good, very hoppy.
If Dogfish Head opened an alehouse in DC, I now regret ever moving from DC.
Homer: Got any of that beer that has candy floating in it? You know, Skittlebrau?Quote:
Originally Posted by dc_x
Apu: Such a beer does not exist, sir. I think you must have dreamed it.
Homer: Oh. Well, then just give me a six-pack and a couple of bags of Skittles.
That stuff is the chronic. They have it on tap at zips. With that said, i can only drink one or two of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by American X
RD, totally agree on the GL Christmas Ale. I normally start with one of those, then move on. I'm not a fan of the snifter style glass though.
I like most of Great Lakes' beers. Their IPA, however, is not one of my favorites. There are so many good IPAs out there.
I think Magic Hat does a decent job of blending styles of beers. They make some tasty beers that straddle the line between two beer styles. They have not figured out the high ABV category, and are therefore forbidden from Garvin's icebox.
What'd you all live on during your time at X? For me it was Keystone Light. Can't beat 30 stones for 12 bucks! Instant party.....