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#45 by D.A.L.U.I. on 04 Dec, 2009 07:22
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And I thought wines were bad.
Wines are good,
, very good, and some is bad wine but great vinegar. 
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#46 by FR8TRAIN on 04 Dec, 2009 12:08
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One of the best beers I have run into here in southeastern Michigan is Sven & Ollie's IPA. It is brewed in 5 barrel batches by Scott Morton at Lilly's Seafood Restaurant in Royal Oak.
http://www.lilysseafood.com/brewery.htm
I get 2 growlers of the stuff every Wednesday for $4 each. Tasty.
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#47 by Tyler on 04 Dec, 2009 12:39
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One of the best beers I have run into here in southeastern Michigan is Sven & Ollie's IPA. It is brewed in 5 barrel batches by Scott Morton at Lilly's Seafood Restaurant in Royal Oak.
http://www.lilysseafood.com/brewery.htm
I get 2 growlers of the stuff every Wednesday for $4 each. Tasty.
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#48 by FR8TRAIN on 04 Dec, 2009 12:51
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One of the best beers I have run into here in southeastern Michigan is Sven & Ollie's IPA. It is brewed in 5 barrel batches by Scott Morton at Lilly's Seafood Restaurant in Royal Oak.
http://www.lilysseafood.com/brewery.htm
I get 2 growlers of the stuff every Wednesday for $4 each. Tasty.
How chewy is the stout?
It's pretty chewy. The IPA and Stout make a great Black & Tan! The River Red is nice too. -
#49 by nomad on 14 Dec, 2009 10:26
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I work in a place that specializes in GOOD beer and there are too many GOOD beers to consider just a few.
Some of my favorites are, Rogue Dead Guy,Tilburgs Dutch brown Ale, any of the Abita's we carry, Samual Smith's Nut Brown Ale, and my new favorite is Trippel Karmeliet,just to name a few
It really sucks to get paid to drink beer
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#50 by nomad on 14 Dec, 2009 11:31
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Ty some of the Dogfish Head beers aren't that bad, but I can't say I'm a big fan. They do make some very interesting beer though. They have a team of archeologist that dig up ancient beer recipes and they recreate them, kinda of gets interesting some times.
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#51 by Dome of Steele on 14 Dec, 2009 13:48
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Real Ale Coffee Porter (brewed in Blanco, TX, near Austin). Had a pint last night and it is really good stuff, I'm gonna try to grab a sixer of it today if I can find some.
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#52 by FR8TRAIN on 14 Dec, 2009 13:54
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I work in a place that specializes in GOOD beer and there are too many GOOD beers to consider just a few.
Some of my favorites are, Rogue Dead Guy,Tilburgs Dutch brown Ale, any of the Abita's we carry, Samual Smith's Nut Brown Ale, and my new favorite is Trippel Karmeliet,just to name a few
It really sucks to get paid to drink beer
I like that Rogue Dead Guy. If I have to drink something out of a bottle, that's the one I prefer.
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#53 by parksie on 14 Dec, 2009 16:13
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Straub beer brewed in St marys PA. Has a big following in this area.
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#54 by PigPen on 15 Dec, 2009 17:28
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Came across a really good Amber brew that is local. It's Marble Amber Ale, made by the marble brewery right her in Burque. It's some really good stuff. Ordered a Fat Tire, since they were out the waitress suggested the Marble. I had heard good things about it, but never tried it. Two thumbs up!
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#55 by cvasara on 15 Dec, 2009 22:04
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I Like Beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow ---- Well, you get the idea.
Sorry, but all those fancy names don't register with a, a, um, a, well, a redneck.
If its in a bottle, or can, or a cold frosted mug, and served across a bar, I'm your guy.
So, best not say which one that might be, ya wouldn't agree anyway.
But it starts with a K, and it isn't one of those funny named beers.
So, time for another round, who's turn is it to buy?
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#56 by buddha on 16 Dec, 2009 08:44
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It really sucks to get paid to drink beer
I feel bad for you, my brother. It sounds like you could use some help.....where do I sign up?