Most gluten free beers taste horrible, but I have a friend who found a brand she really likes. I'll find out and post back.
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Most gluten free beers taste horrible, but I have a friend who found a brand she really likes. I'll find out and post back.
Omission Beer is what my friend drinks. She likes the taste. http://omissionbeer.com/ Because it uses barley, they can't legally say it's a gluten free beer; however, they have a process to remove the gluten and guarantee a ppm of 20 or less. More on the website. It's carried all over PA. http://omissionbeer.com/find-omission/
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Best beer I ever had though was home brew at Brew Brothers in the Eldorado Casino in Reno, NV.
Tried that a week ago actually out here. Very very smooth.
Thanks, I've heard of Omission! It has good internet reviews. I'll try it, if I can find it.
Has anyone tried Pumking? I had a tiny bit a couple of weeks ago, interesting and good if you like pumpkin flavored stuff.
Has anyone tried Pumking? I had a tiny bit a couple of weeks ago, interesting and good if you like pumpkin flavored stuff.
Delicious.
If I drink ever I drink small craft beers that are made by local small breweries, depending on the state I'm in.
I drink Jameson if I'm drinking whiskey or something like that, but mostly I drink different types of wine. Found wine goes better with cigars, so wine it is mostly
I drink Jameson if I'm drinking whiskey or something like that, but mostly I drink different types of wine. Found wine goes better with cigars, so wine it is mostly
Amen! Ditto here. I can't drink macro anymore, it just all tastes like piss anymore. My favorite beers are Flying Fish, Victory, Troegs, Stone, and Ommegang. I love going to tastings at the smaller joints, they are very personalized and chill.
What's some of your favorite beers? Being more of a whiskey guy, I don't drink a lot of beer, but if I had to go with one at a bar, I would say Sweet Water Blue
Fuck yeah, a beer thread
Shiner Bock's a standard for me, particularly if it's going to be a long day at the lake or full evening of live music/concert and some pacing is in order. Otherwise, I usually default to IPAs like Sweetwater IPA, Goose Island IPA, Terrapin Hopsecutioner or Dogfish Head 60 Minute.
Went to Atlanta and ate at that smokers BBQ downtown. Had a craft beer called the blondie. It was pretty damn good
Next time over, seek out Fox Brothers over in Decatur. They have a "hamburger" that is really a chopped brisket sandwich with thick slices of bacon and homemade pimento cheese. Crazy good.
As far as your somewhat standard beers, Fat Tire is the best IMO.
I like some of the Terrapin beers too, especially the Hopsecutioner and Liquid Bliss.
If I intend on drinking heavily, I usually go Yuengling.
If I play drinking games, it's Miller Lite.
I like some of the Terrapin beers too, especially the Hopsecutioner and Liquid Bliss.
If I intend on drinking heavily, I usually go Yuengling.
If I play drinking games, it's Miller Lite.
Decatur has some kick ass BBQ. Would love for them franchise some of their bbq joints and come out to T-town
Black Warrior Brewing Comp. in Tuscaloosa has a freat selection of craft beers too.
Victory, Lagunitas, Troegs, Stone, Southern Tier, Lake Placid, Maine, Tired Hands, Peak Organic, Ommegang, Tired Hands, Allagash, Bell's, Brooklyn .. I could honestly go on for days hahaha.
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