#11

Ever since my birthday on June 5th, yep. Might as well have some fun when you’re dealin’ with crap. :grin:

#12

Aww, that’s rough. Hope things start looking up for ya. Also happy belated b-day :slight_smile:

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#13

I have been on more of a Liquor kick the last few months, but I did just visit Alaska and had some nice beers. So I think I am going to pick this project back up.

Hope everything starts to look up for you man.

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#14

Thanks and keep us updated. I stick to beer most of the time, but I won’t deny that I love Jim, Jack, Jager, Maker’s Mark, and Fireball.

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#15

If you can find it, (good luck, they sell out FAST) try Parish Ghost in the Machine. Well worth the trip to bourbon street. I would equate finding it to getting your hands on a pint of Pliny the Younger.

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#16

Hey, Cheat, if you’re still in Texas you should keep your eyes open for these:

My grandpa just brought some back and they’re pretty damn good. Better than the Michelob bocks and comparable to Shiner’s.

#17

Ziegenbock is great. I have a buddy that keeps a keg of it on tap almost all of the time. I like going to his house.

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#18

Never had that one. Stoker, bring me one. I’m about 30 minutes into Louisiana.

#19

Kentucky ain’t close to LA, buddy! Haha I’m far, far away in Nevada right now anyway. My grandpa picked those up at the NM/TX border and I don’t think they sell 'em anywhere else.

@Dacheat You are a lucky man. Should hang out with me some time and we’ll have that board finished in a month! I think I’ve been in 20 different states by now already.

#20

I’ve hit over 40 of them :wink:

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#21

Well if you’re ever in College Station let me know haha. I could use some help. Been trying to drink less lately…

Still, a beer or two tomorrow for the board couldn’t hurt.

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#22

Hey @Stoker
Houston airport

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#23

If you’re still there try Karbach or St. Arnold’s. Those are my two favorite Houston breweries.

#24

Thought about it. This was recommended. Great taste, Really bitter aftertaste. Can’t afford more than 1 beer at 6+ each.

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#25

Haha fair enough. Airport beers are definitely not the most economical. Next time though. :slight_smile:

#26

8 ■■■■■■■ dollars for a shock top draft. And next time I’ll have much more money. Still, I love 2 hours from here.

#27

No Shock Top is worth 8 bucks, period. How’s that beer you got taste? Seems like a double or triple IPA, but I can’t really read the label. If so I probably wouldn’t be a fan because I’m not big on really hoppy IPAs. Seems like Texas has some great breweries, though.

#28

I remember it being pretty bitter from when I had mine.

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#29

Yeah, I stick to really heavy and thick wheats or a simple, icy lager when I’m in the mood for something refreshing. Stouts are nice every now and then, too. Can’t handle those pale ales that taste like they had a bucket of salt and chlorine dumped in them. Respect to those that can stomach them because the higher ABV is nice, though.

#30

It was a triple. It was like… A hoppier blue moon. With a lot more bitter.