The Beer Tent

Did I just read that? Perhaps I should go back to 3:2 beer and call it beer. Limes are for margaritas. Barley/Malt/Yeast/Hops/Water.......that about wraps it up for me.

 

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I am accidentally having my 2nd Sierra Nevada Pale Ale at 2:12 pm MI time. Awaiting your call. I thinking of ordering these beers soon!

 

Anybody had an "Irish Car Bomb"? I was on a road trip the other day and we stopped and ate lunch at this Irish Pub. I was looking over the drink menu, getting ready to order a pint of Guinness or Smithwicks when I came across this. A half pint of Guinness with a double shot on the side of half Jameson Irish Whiskey and half Baily's Irish Cream. You drop the shot glass in the Guinness and chug it down. Man that is some good stuff. You get the full Guinness taste at first but then the you taste the whiskey and finish it off with the sweetness of the Baily's.
Too bad I was driving and we had to hit the road. Next time I go that way I'm going to get a room and take a taxi to the pub and spend the afternoon getting "bombed".

 

It's 6:15 pm. I am wasted!

 

Steinlager. LAX. ANZ. YUM. Good Friends


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Leinenkugels Cream Dark

Its pretty Creamy.

 

Bells Amber Ale

Still my favorite beer next to Oberon

Our flagship beer is made from mostly pale malt with some Munich and caramel malts. This gives it a slightly sweet flavor that is balanced by a melange of American hops. The result is a deep copper color and rich flavor.

 

Bell's Oberon

Just getting ready to come into season. If you can get your hands on this beer, put a small slice of orange into it. You will love it.

 

This one is for Melbo. This is the only Hefeweizen I have liked. The Plank family has owned and operated this brewery since 1617.....yes, and the guy running it is the 16th generation brewer.

 

Looks like me just posting to myself. Ok.

The more beer I drink today, the better I understand international geopolitical economics and politics. In fact, if I drink two more Belgian ales, I may reach a nirvannic understanding of the supreme leader, Obama.

If is wanted to set-up a non-profit beer tasting company that traveled the world reviewing beer, would you all support me?

 

Sure. In fact, I'll volunteer to act as your CFO. Collections and disbursements, I can handle from here. (Make sure you leave with enough to get home ---.)