KG441c
Keith
This is what we drink for taste here in La. if being fancy!! Lol
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This is what we drink for taste here in La. if being fancy!! Lol
Captn, some very nice Reds out of both CA and WA (Cabs, Merlot & a few Red Zins), and some very good Malbecs from Argentina.
It is hard to find them non locally, but there are also a few good Cabernet Francs from upstate NY. Production is usually very limited, and unfortunately quality varies a lot from year to year. One year it will be great, the next undrinkable!
It is hard to find them non locally, but there are also a few good Cabernet Francs from upstate NY. Production is usually very limited, and unfortunately quality varies a lot from year to year. One year it will be great, the next undrinkable!
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
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Nothing more than a great marketing schema wrapped around Belgium's worst beer, well probably excluding Mais (still much better than miller lite).
Try Duvel, Leffe Blond or maybe Chimay Red. Those might change your mind. If you like darker beers Leffe Bruin is great or Chimay Blue is dark with a sweet disposition.
KG441c
Keith
Never even heard of them much less able to get them. Most folks here never even heard of Stella. Bud light and Miller Lite main ones here but Ill mostly have one once in a blue moon anyway. Most these folks down here drink for quanity not quality, it could taste like horse piss as long as it delivers and is cheap! I like either Stella or Red Stripe with a steak.
On the continent, the UK, and here, Stella is known as 'hooligan beer'. 
It puts the 'hooligan' in 'soccer hooligan'.
Here, our version of Miller is Carlsberg.
It puts the 'hooligan' in 'soccer hooligan'.Here, our version of Miller is Carlsberg.
KG441c
Keith
We r just riff raff down here in La!! Lol! Missing out on the finer things in life
Deets066
Firewood hack
Tito's vodka and lemonade
Dark beer
Home brew wine, much better than buyin it
Dark beer
Home brew wine, much better than buyin it
KG441c
Keith
Im really not a drinker at all anymore. A good import beer with a steak every once in a blue moon is nice but my idea of happiness comes from other places than alcohol and the such. Enjoying life to me is the simplicity of enjoying the day the Lord has made. My life and happiness comes from God, family, and chainsaws!! Lol! Dont need much more than that
chadihman
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Amen Brotha!........Oh by the way the 461 will be at your door on wed. Sorry I didn't get yours and Ronnies shipped till thursday of last week.
KG441c
Keith
No problem Man!! Appreciate what yourself and Randy did for us
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old-cat
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Now here's a man who has knowledge and understanding far greater than most people!!!!!!!
srcarr52
We can't stop here, this is bat country.
Ahh, I saw La in your post and thought Los Angeles where you would have much better access to other import beers. Now Louisiana is probably a different story so, carry on.
KG441c
Keith
That also is nice with an orange shoved down its throat with a meal such as steak imo
It's starting to show up here. The Irish are starting to appreciate American ales. I'm still more fond of ENglish Bitters, being as they are similar to shiner.
KG441c
Keith
Sweet Tea for me now if out for a meal. Cant beat Red Ball sweet tea with Domino sugar with a good ole lemon wedge on the side
For a widely available beer, I like Sam Adams. Also enjoy a Saranac Black & Tan when I can find it (mostly an upstate NY thing) or a Killian's Red.
Trx250r180
Saw polisher
Beer and a stihl 660 .............sounds like a good time ............
