Booze

beer please!!!!

 

Any beer from these people;

Homepage | Little Valley Brewery


Hard to find even over here and the brewery is only 30 miles away, but boy are they worth searching out.

 

Amazingly....I do all this entirely sober!

 

Good to see the US has the small brewers too. If anybody hasn't tried these smaller type brewers, then you should. Some are poor, but most are more than worthy and you'll wonder why you spent all those years drinking the chemically laced p*** from the big brewers. The small brewers beer doesn't usually cost much more, supports local industry and is often a real pleasure to drink.

It's a win win situation. You enjoy their beer, they enjoy your patronage.

 

Ummm...

 

i enjoy a left handed milk stout from time to time.

 

I keep Killians Irish Red in the garage fridge. When I go out I like to sample the different local microbreweries, mainly the amber ones.

For a mixed drink it is hard to beat a Gin and Tonic during the summer.

 

Occasional Stone IPA with dinner, but a Coors
Light with Lime hits the spot. Kirin Light with sushi.
Stella or Amstel Light if I'm in an imported mood.
Most any light Amber Craft Beer that is light and sweet works.
Supporting the locals helps.

If it is a Sport coat dinner Red Wine like Capolla Vineyards lately.

 

1. Cask conditioned, beer pumped, Porter or Stout
2. Locally brewed, Lilly Flag Milk Stout
3. Any Imperial Stout
4. Locally brewed, Stop Work 699 Kosh
5. Locally brewed, Kosh
6. Low alpha hopped, Pilsners
7. Octoberfest
8. Margarita - served by the litre
9. Home made Sangria (cans of fruit, sliced oranges and lemons, fruit juices, tonic water, jug red wine, tequila, triple sec) - everyone staggers home, great fruit salad for breakfast the next day
10. Homebrew: Bob Stout
11. Homebrew: Mead (mountain, wild flower, raw honey using champagne yeast)
12. Saki - hot or cold
13. Pino Gris (Oregon)
14. Dry red wine
15. Bushnells+Baileys+coffee
16. Miller Lite and Maker's Mark neat
17. Guinness
18. Dirty Martini - whatever the bar tender uses
19. Hot-chili beer

Avoid:

1. Southern Comfort
2. Jim Bean
3. Rum anything
4. Slo Gin
5. With one exception, any 'flavored' beer
6. High alpha hop beers
7. Smoking bars

Can't remember:

1. Harvey Wall Banger

Bob Wilson

 

Smithwick's ale

 

I have recently became enamored with craft beer. There is a small brewery downtown called Mother Earths which makes good beer. They allow dogs and I bring my two. One or two beers with some socializing and the Padres on big screen makes for a good outing.

 

Sapporo in the big bottle chilled glass ! Yes definitely

 

I never went there, but the web site said you can buy brewing equipment including the starter kit.

I enjoy going to Pizza Port in Carlsbad on a weekday night. The Place is packed and they have great micro brewed beer. No dogs allowed

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