Those SN beers are really good.
Over the Holidays I had Sierra Nevada Celebration ipa, good stuff.

I like many ipa’s. Lauganitas is another West coast ipa that is very good.

I like Ommegang also, very good Beer from Upstate NY.

German beers lately, but usually heinies. Also Corona in the summer.

I have been enjoying a local brew that has recently been widely distributed .

Blue Point Toasted Lager

Very good, anyone have it?

Henninger's German beer at Trader Joe's. $6.99 for six 12-oz cans. Not bad at all. I still like TJ's Plsner and Hefeweitzen.

Veltins Pilsener tonight.

I just had the New Sam Adams 76, its very good.

Enjoying some Sessions All Day ipa

Very tasty

My favorite beer is Sam Adams followed by MGD, which for some reason is getting harder and harder to find by me. I see Miller Lite and the High Life everywhere but MGD isn't as pervasive as one would think. As for Sam, I don't like IPA's or anything like that but I do enjoy the Boston Lager, Cherry Wheat, their seasonal beers, Porch Rocker and they used to make a Blueberry Witbier but I think they discontinued it. For me Sam has a lot of flavor which I love!

I probably posted this before I can’t drink beer.

When I was a kid in Italian Harlem it was changing into Spanish Harlem.

I would get home the Puerto Rican’s would drink beer in the hallways. So you go home and the first smell was beer, then they would throw up and then they would piss in the hallways. That smell is still in my head it comes back when someone drinks a beer around me.

I go to Germany to see my Grandson. My daughters ex in laws always offer me a beer I always turn it down. I don’t even keep beer in my house for my guests.

My local guy carries MGD, I have not had one of those in a long time. I like Sam Adams beers.





Yes, I remember you saying that, too bad those pricks put such a fucked up cemented memory in your head.

I gave up Beer for lent. It’s been 4 weeks.
Don’t miss it at all.

BlueMoon

Yes, I remember you saying that, too bad those pricks put such a fucked up cemented memory in your head.

I gave up Beer for lent. It’s been 4 weeks.
Don’t miss it at all.

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I remember a ton of things that happened to me as kid. That is why I am so well adjusted now.

Do you drink that with a Orange Slice.
I don’t usually drink fruity Beer but I did once get a Blue Moon with an Orange slice at a reassurance and really enjoyed it.




I remember a ton of things that happened to me as kid. That is why I am so well adjusted now.

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I like that you share those stories, its good for you and for me as well.

Thanks Foots

Yes, Blue Moon & orange wedge..wonderful on a hot summer day..preferably sitting on beach @ L.B.I. w/a fried softshell crab sandwich.

I did as well and I don't miss it much either but I will be drinking on Easter

Yes, I get dispensation for St. Patricks Day and any day or eve I go out with certain clients.

I have not had to do that yet but may tomorrow for Lunch, then I will get a few beers for Saturday’s festivities as well.
After that, not till Easter.

I typically only drink once a week regularly, out with clients once every two Months or so.
But I enjoy giving it up for Lent....somewhat.

I drink only in the weekends mostly lagers but this weekend Bacardi.

I had some really nice Homemade wine Sunday.

And a few beers planned for this weekend.

I have some Guinness Blonde chillin in the fridge.

Dues..can u relate 2 me on how 2 make homemade wine...if its not out of ur way u can pm me IF u want..or can I just google it?either way ,happy Friday.

Sure, I can certainly share what I know from assisting my good friend and neighbor who has been making wine for years and has outstanding equipment and results using his age old process.

I will put a list together with pics and send to you.

Just picked up Some Coney Island Mermaid Pilsner

Looking forward to having it this weekend.

Today Heineken in cans.

Both Sound good.

I had Shipyard Summer Ale today..
Very good.

Tonight a dutch lager called Hertog Jan one of my favorites.

Ommegang Pole Star Pilsner

Went on a beer tour today for Shiner beer. I enjoyed it. Only my 3rd beer tour I've done and I'm starting to seek them out as this was about a 2 hour drive (one way for me). They had free tastings (up to 4). Tour was only about 45 minutes long but enjoyable. Was glad to try the other varieties as well.

Not sure where you are but if you ever get Upstate NY Ommegang offers an outstanding tour and Blue Point Brewery offers a friendly local feel tour and sampling once a month on Long Island NY.

Not sure of any others but I hear most cities and states have really good brew tours as well as Wine in some areas.

I had a Blue Point Toasted Lager back in 2016 when at Yankee Stadium last. It was amazing! Found some in a store and it wasn't half as good. The best Guiness I've ever had was in the Audi Club at Yankee Stadium too. I don't know what is, the temperature they serve it at or what, but the beer at Yankee Stadium is delicious! I've been wanting to go to McSorley's for year's. It's in Manhattan and has the distinction as being New York City’s oldest continuously operated saloon (since 1854). They only serve 2 types of beer: light and dark. I'm hoping to go when I'm up for the holidays this year!

I get that... if the keg and tap during very cold most beers are at there best.

Been to Mc Sorleys several times, at one time it was a right of passage for locals but has become a tourist point on travel maps.
Not that anything change other than who visits and for how long and should be a destination for any beer person.

Another even better is on 7th ave & 19th St.
Peter McMannis, place is still in its original set and condition since proahbition.
Complete with Phone booths and all.