Create Your Own Pub Experience: Draft Thread

[Lucky17]

One beer, very dear to my heart. One of my first 'craft beers.

Rogue Dead Guy Ale

Nice.

A friend of mine went to a wake, where they were serving this. The deceased had a famously great sense of humor, and so the choice was made in his honor, so to speak.

[Donoghus]

One beer, very dear to my heart. One of my first 'craft beers.

Rogue Dead Guy Ale

Good one, IP.

[Lucky17]

A value pick: I need an American pale ale, and feel that I just can't pass this one up:



Lucky's selects Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

[ChampKind]

Dead Guy and Delirium are both great picks. I had been wondering how your beer supply was gonna play out after all your massive picks, Edgar - good to see you aren't skimping when it comes to beer

[Edgar]

Dead Guy and Delirium are both great picks. I had been wondering how your beer supply was gonna play out after all your massive picks, Edgar - good to see you aren't skimping when it comes to beer

 
Heineken is just to pay the bills
Now all other 5 picks are going to be serious brewing
I guarantee
With each i pick I will put a picture of my hand grabbing one in the bar
I guarantee

[indeedproceed]

A value pick: I need an American pale ale, and feel that I just can't pass this one up:



Lucky's selects Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

After picking Racer 5 and Pliny the Elder, I couldn't bring myself to select SNPA, but it was the highest quality (everywhere) beer out there from day 1.

Not *quite* an IPA, and not *quite* just a pale ale. Great but drinkable, even sessionable. Great beer.

[Edgar]

pale ale    check
pale lager  check although comercial I need the money

I need to visit my dark side now

[Lucky17]

A value pick: I need an American pale ale, and feel that I just can't pass this one up:



Lucky's selects Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

After picking Racer 5 and Pliny the Elder, I couldn't bring myself to select SNPA, but it was the highest quality (everywhere) beer out there from day 1.

Not *quite* an IPA, and not *quite* just a pale ale. Great but drinkable, even sessionable. Great beer.

Thanks, IP. Agreed, not quite an IPA. But definitely sessionable, perhaps the most so of my four.

An outstanding round of beers today. Looking forward to seeing how GC fills out the day's selections.

[Redz]

A value pick: I need an American pale ale, and feel that I just can't pass this one up:



Lucky's selects Sierra Nevada Pale Ale

After picking Racer 5 and Pliny the Elder, I couldn't bring myself to select SNPA, but it was the highest quality (everywhere) beer out there from day 1.

Not *quite* an IPA, and not *quite* just a pale ale. Great but drinkable, even sessionable. Great beer.

Thanks, IP. Agreed, not quite an IPA. But definitely sessionable, perhaps the most so of my four.

An outstanding round of beers today. Looking forward to seeing how GC fills out the day's selections.

I had one of those last night.  Excellent ale.

[Edgar]

Did I mentioned we  serve blackberry sized oysters



right from Fonseca Gulf to your table

[ChampKind]

Did I mentioned we  serve blackberry sized oysters



right from Fonseca Gulf to your table

"Like eating an enormous wet booger!" - Food critic.

[Edgar]

Did I mentioned we  serve blackberry sized oysters



right from Fonseca Gulf to your table

"Like eating an enormous wet booger!" - Food critic.

An XXX experience by itself - Edgar

[indeedproceed]

Did I mentioned we  serve blackberry sized oysters



right from Fonseca Gulf to your table

"Like eating an enormous wet booger!" - Food critic.

Oysters are one of those things I wish I appreciated...like fine cigars, quality scotch, and good wine. I do not appreciate oysters, rocky mountain or otherwise.

[Rondo2287]

Did I mentioned we  serve blackberry sized oysters



right from Fonseca Gulf to your table

I think the blackberry is the most appetizing thing on the plate

[Edgar]

 


kidding kidding kidding...