Favorite non-traditional beer thread

#27
#27
Any of you one of those nut jobs who orders a beer at the bar and then asks for a shaker of salt. Not to keep the frosty mug from sticking to the coaster mind you. No, these folks want to salt their beer...
:yuck:
 
#29
#29
Hey i accepted my status when I started craving Natural Light in a can. I have two FULL SIZE fridges in my kitchen. One for food and one strictly for beer and beer accessories (Liquer and Cokes, pepsis, and sprites for mixing said liquers) And a freezer for frozen mugs and Yager!!!
 
#30
#30
AlabamaVolunteer said:
Hey i accepted my status when I started craving Natural Light in a can. I have two FULL SIZE fridges in my kitchen. One for food and one strictly for beer and beer accessories (Liquer and Cokes, pepsis, and sprites for mixing said liquers) And a freezer for frozen mugs and Yager!!!
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Jager! You bammers...Sheesh!
 
#31
#31
Jasongivm6 said:
I like the Fat Tire's Amber Ale, Abita Turbo Dog, and
Beck's Dark.

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mmmm...Abita...good stuff.

AlabamaVolunteer said:
If you are ever in the northeast gotta have the Leinenkugel. Is brewed in Wisconsin by 72 people who care. Very good. Any brand of HefeWeizen. Or any Wheat beer at all for that matter!!!!
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had some in Milwaukee a couple of years ago...also good stuff.

vader said:
Newcastle!
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:thumbsup: mmmmmmmmmmmmm beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer. My personal favorite. In fact, i'm about 45 minutes away from having one......
 
#32
#32
That is the problem Orange+White, I can drink beer nonstop from now until we win another national championship and never get a buzz. It has to be liquer to get me pickled. Prefer whiskey, but nothing gets the party going like killing a pint of jager in one shot. Can almost do a fifth but my throat freezes before i can get it all down. Is a sad statement, but I drink daily, couple of 32 oz mugs (The Tennessee ones with the lights in the bottom) of crown and coke a day but only get drunk once or twice a year.
 
#33
#33
TuskALoosa said:
Newcastle is great. I prefer it on tap instead of bottled. Bass Pale Ale is another one of my favorites.
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If I were forced to pick only one beer to drink for eternity, it would be Newcastle.

I really like Shiner Bock a lot. Since it is a Texas beer, it is quite prolific here.

As for really cheap beer, I am a High Life man. Champagne of beers.
 
#37
#37
Enjoying a "Dead Guy Ale" from Rogue (Oregon).

Quite tasty - Milo, can you fill us in on Rogue?
 
#38
#38
Bham, are you a World Market beer shopper like me. Like I said I have a dedicated beer fridge so I always have some off the beaten path stuff. My fiance travels a lot with her job so she brings me micro-brew samplers back from different cities . Two of the ones you guys have mentioned, Dead Guy, and the Sweetwater blue I didn't care for at all. Here is another for you out of the Baltimore area, Clipper City brewing company. Have a large selection of hops and some high percentage beers. I always liked the anchor beers out of california. Do like the Shiner boch, also here is one Blue Star beer. It is another great wheat beer.
 
#39
#39
volinbham said:
Enjoying a "Dead Guy Ale" from Rogue (Oregon).

Quite tasty - Milo, can you fill us in on Rogue?
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Rogue Brewery... Out in Newport, on the Oregon coast. About 30 minutes directly west of OSU. They actually have quite a hefty selection of brews. Formerly located down in southern Oregon... Another one I'd recommend if you can get it is the Oregon Golden Ale, and the Chocolate Stout.
 
#40
#40
AlabamaVolunteer said:
Bham, are you a World Market beer shopper like me. Like I said I have a dedicated beer fridge so I always have some off the beaten path stuff. My fiance travels a lot with her job so she brings me micro-brew samplers back from different cities . Two of the ones you guys have mentioned, Dead Guy, and the Sweetwater blue I didn't care for at all. Here is another for you out of the Baltimore area, Clipper City brewing company. Have a large selection of hops and some high percentage beers. I always liked the anchor beers out of california. Do like the Shiner boch, also here is one Blue Star beer. It is another great wheat beer.
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Once again, Alabama shows its backwardsness with its beer laws. Nothing over 6% (or so) allowed and nothing in individual servings above 16oz. We miss out on so many great beers here due to these archaic laws.

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#42
#42
volinbham said:
Once again, Alabama shows its backwardsness with its beer laws. Nothing over 6% (or so) allowed and nothing in individual servings above 16oz. We miss out on so many great beers here due to these archaic laws.

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Georgia had the same thing and they just repealed it a few years ago. Now they want to sell Beer on Sundays and the idiot governor vetoed it :banghead2:
 
#43
#43
volinbham said:
Once again, Alabama shows its backwardsness with its beer laws. Nothing over 6% (or so) allowed and nothing in individual servings above 16oz. We miss out on so many great beers here due to these archaic laws.

Check out Free the Hops Your Page Title
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So... UA and Auburn U have to miss out on having 40's? Dude... Those big suckers of OE are a freakin' staple of the state college experience.
 
#44
#44
milohimself said:
So... UA and Auburn U have to miss out on having 40's? Dude... Those big suckers of OE are a freakin' staple of the state college experience.
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Not sure about that - I think quarts and larger might have been exempted. Basically anything that is a half-litre or bigger (but maybe less than a quart).

Bottomline, a lot of good stuff is not allowed in Bammer due to BS laws.
 
#47
#47
Not sure about U of A but when we used to party at Auburn it was Kegs of the BEAST. Milwaukee's Best was all you ever saw at the frats. Remember those crazy commercials a couple years ago talking about how Old Milwaukee was voted america's best tasting beer like so many years in a row?
 
#49
#49
AlabamaVolunteer said:
Not sure about U of A but when we used to party at Auburn it was Kegs of the BEAST. Milwaukee's Best was all you ever saw at the frats. Remember those crazy commercials a couple years ago talking about how Old Milwaukee was voted america's best tasting beer like so many years in a row?
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Yeah, sounds like a bunch of BS. Either way, gotta love the beast.
 
#50
#50
PBR is my regular beer I drink. If the title of a brew has "chocolate" in it is it really beer? :eek:lol:
 
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