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Where are you? [emoji14]
On the other side of the country darn it!
Where are you? [emoji14]
How about Hoegaarden?
Oh no! And if that's not enough, it belongs to Anheuser-Busch InBev (the Weyland-Yutani of beer), like east-german "Hasseröder". [bad]
"What's the difference between sex onboard a ship and american beer? No difference. Both is ....ing near water!
Similar thing here, ToE.
Since we've moved to Texas we've found a lot of great local breweries. Shiner isn't one of them and this stuff is completely undrinkable and went down the sink.
I bought it hoping it would be like the excellent Young's Double Chocolate Stout. No such luck!
Yes, Shiner is pretty much the beer of last resort. You're probably right that getting a shiner would be less painful.
I had some apple Crown Royal....and liked it.
Then have some more!
Had about four shots from a friends jug then slept like a baby dreaming of Johnny Appleseed.
I think I will buy some, though.....
Sounds like a great idea, for me as well.
I cannot fault you for trying as so would I. How could one not be curious about something labelled "Birthday Beer Chocolate Stout?" Although I would agree with you on it being a beer of last resort, I am pretty sure that powers will argue that label belongs to PBR.