I love Moose Drool! It has been in Chicago for a while, but I'm not sure if it's in NY. I always tell Newcastle fans they have to try Moose Drool.

 

I haven't had it in a while and bringing up the name (and thus googling, and thus seeing glorious photos) made me crave the hell out of it. I might drink like 20 beers tonight. That might also be a bad idea.

 

I am a lover of all non-light, non-lambic beers, and Hamm's is one of my favorites. No foolin'. Was once nicknamed Hammster as a result.

 

Maybe I just haven't had it in a while, but all I remembered was bitter, metallic flavor. It's kinda like if you eat something when you're sick and and then you don't like it anymore, except I was never sick, I just didn't like it.

I'll drink [almost] anything if it gets me drunk. I'll even drink Samuel Jackson beer.

MMM, MMM b****!

Edited February 13, 201412 yr by Elgin Slim

I love Moose Drool! It has been in Chicago for a while, but I'm not sure if it's in NY. I always tell Newcastle fans they have to try Moose Drool.

 

I like Newcastle but Moose Drool is head and shoulders above it I think. If you like brown ales, New Glarus's Fat Squirrel is great (although they don't distribute outside of WI) and if you don't mind spending a little dough, Samuel Smith's Nut Brown is one of the better beers I've ever had.

 

I like Newcastle but Moose Drool is head and shoulders above it I think. If you like brown ales, New Glarus's Fat Squirrel is great (although they don't distribute outside of WI) and if you don't mind spending a little dough, Samuel Smith's Nut Brown is one of the better beers I've ever had.

 

I'm not a fan of the SS, but I agree on Fat Squirrel. Everyone should take an annual trip up to the Mars Cheese Castle anyway and you can always grab a sixer of that. I think it's the best New Glarus beer.

I think you just proved our point

I guess I understand.

 

Miller High Life Light to me is basically water. I'd bathe in it & feed it to my plants if it were as cheap as water. And if it *did* become as cheap as water is I wouldn't hold that fact against it, I would embrace it.

 

BTW I was just now thinking, anyone (like me) who has ever at any point in his/her life owned a bullfrog or turtle as a pet knows that these animals seem to do very well - even thrive - in disgusting muck full of animal waste products and so on. So I wonder if you were to say, take your common Red Ear Slider and introduce him to a tank with Miller High Life Light as the substrate, if the animal would thrive in those conditions as well?

I'm not a fan of the SS, but I agree on Fat Squirrel. Everyone should take an annual trip up to the Mars Cheese Castle anyway and you can always grab a sixer of that. I think it's the best New Glarus beer.

I don't like Nazis either. Finally something we can agree upon.

Jimminy Christmas this place is full of yuppies.

When you drink as much as they do in some south side neighborhoods, I defy anyone over the age of 35 to go beer-for-beer, drinking non-Lite and still make it to work the next morning.

Jimminy Christmas this place is full of yuppies.

 

That is a colloquialism for a young professional and taken at it's literal definition, I assume this post was meant as a compliment, so I thank you dearly.

I guess I understand.

 

Miller High Life Light to me is basically water. I'd bathe in it & feed it to my plants if it were as cheap as water. And if it *did* become as cheap as water is I wouldn't hold that fact against it, I would embrace it.

 

BTW I was just now thinking, anyone (like me) who has ever at any point in his/her life owned a bullfrog or turtle as a pet knows that these animals seem to do very well - even thrive - in disgusting muck full of animal waste products and so on. So I wonder if you were to say, take your common Red Ear Slider and introduce him to a tank with Miller High Life Light as the substrate, if the animal would thrive in those conditions as well?

 

I had a girlfriend who had red ear sliders, and if you listened to her, it seemed anything short of 20 gallons of elbow room in a temperature controlled clean room would make them instantly decompose into malaria-carrying mosquitos with opposable thumbs. I'm glad I broke that off. She didn't like beer, either.

That is a colloquialism for a young professional and taken at it's literal definition, I assume this post was meant as a compliment, so I thank you dearly.

 

I assume THIS post was another excuse to use 'colloquialism,' which I support and will continue to support in the coming election.

I'm not a fan of the SS, but I agree on Fat Squirrel. Everyone should take an annual trip up to the Mars Cheese Castle anyway and you can always grab a sixer of that. I think it's the best New Glarus beer.

 

Fat Squirrel is definitely my favorite New Glarus beer, but I do really like their Coffee Stout and Uff-Da as well. I would put New Glarus's beers up against anybodies and I'm glad I live in Wisconsin and can get it without having to make a trip out of it.

When you drink as much as they do in some south side neighborhoods, I defy anyone over the age of 35 to go beer-for-beer, drinking non-Lite and still make it to work the next morning.

 

The first time I've ever agreed 100% with Marty!

Fat Squirrel is definitely my favorite New Glarus beer, but I do really like their Coffee Stout and Uff-Da as well. I would put New Glarus's beers up against anybodies and I'm glad I live in Wisconsin and can get it without having to make a trip out of it.

 

I like the lager, too. It's got 'woman' in the name, I think.

I like the lager, too. It's got 'woman' in the name, I think.

 

Two Women, and yes it's good as well.

Edited February 13, 201412 yr by lasttriptotulsa

I assume THIS post was another excuse to use 'colloquialism,' which I support and will continue to support in the coming election.

 

I'm assuming coming election is just a colloquialism for the future, so I'm great with this post too.

 

I also want to point out how awesome it is that we can be at each others' throats for the better part of 2 weeks and suddenly we start talking about beer and it's like we're old time friends. I think this is always true, and to say "screw you!" to anybody that does not drink beer (recovered alcoholics aside, we still like you).

 

To beer!

Edited February 13, 201412 yr by witesoxfan

I'm assuming coming election is just a colloquialism for the future, so I'm great with this post too.

 

I also want to point out how awesome it is that we can be at each others' throats for the better part of 2 weeks and suddenly we start talking about beer and it's like we're old time friends. I think this is always true, and to say "screw you!" to anybody that does not drink beer (recovered alcoholics aside, we still like you).

 

To beer!

 

This thread is going to bring us all together around the common desire for beer. Then at the last moment Marty & I will jump all of you from behind and spray paint "F.O.E.S." on your backs as you lay there unconscious.

Also EMinor please sewnd me your girlfriends phone # I like turtles. I've actually rescued several of them including one last year which was hit by a car, nursed back to health, and released at a local pond. She & I would certainly share a common desire to care for aquatic reptiles by immersing them in beer.

Also EMinor please sewnd me your girlfriends phone # I like turtles. I've actually rescued several of them including one last year which was hit by a car, nursed back to health, and released at a local pond. She & I would certainly share a common desire to care for aquatic reptiles by immersing them in beer.

 

She lives in Cleveland. You don't want that.

Gumball head or bust....unless someone else is paying then I'll drank whatever.

She lives in Cleveland. You don't want that.

 

Jesus, just the worst. Oh yeah, and it was $50 today. Yeah I love beer.

I wonder what Ervin Santana's favourite beer is

I wonder what Ervin Santana's favourite beer is

Maybe there's a brand called 'Inconsistent'

Maybe there's a brand called 'Inconsistent'

" has been" or "never was".