fretwalker commented on Mark's blog entry: Ah, brings back memories! Long ago, when I drank nothing but Guinness, I spent 4 days at the Taste of Chicago (great party!)... no Guinness, but plenty of Honkers! Really opened my eyes and palate to craft beer!
fretwalker → drunken leprechauns club: I trust that drinking Guinness for 20+ years will get me in the door, here. Kinda lost my taste for it a few years ago, but still like a Harp, every now and then.
Love a good black & tan, too! (Despite the political connotations of the name!)
March 27, 2009
Mark: Happy Birthday Michael! Have a fantastic day!
November 6, 2009
ibbjamin: Cheers from the left coast. I miss the Bells and Great Lakes connections I used to have living in the midwest. I just traded for some hoplslam last week and a special Great Lakes aged stout was thrown in as well.
April 30, 2009
fretwalker → oregonbeerlover: Dot, I've seen no sign of elitism from you, JP or Mark; maybe the topic caused the glitch... for some reason, whenever the conversation turns to Belgians, a little snobbery isn't unusual!
6 months in the cellar did wonders for that Ommegang Abbey! ... moreDot, I've seen no sign of elitism from you, JP or Mark; maybe the topic caused the glitch... for some reason, whenever the conversation turns to Belgians, a little snobbery isn't unusual!
6 months in the cellar did wonders for that Ommegang Abbey! The first bottle, when new, seemed, umm, disorganized, you might say. Bottle #2, yesterday, knows what it wants to be when it grows up. 2 more in the cellar...
Thanks for your help! -Mike
April 5, 2009
oregonbeerlover: Yay...you were able to post! There was a glitch with the group where it was only allowing the leaders of the group to post...it was weird! We really are not that elitest! LOL
April 5, 2009
fretwalker → oregonbeerlover: Yep, I now have a reply box, and have poured an Ommegang Abbey Ale into it. Well, tasty words, anyway!
oregonbeerlover: heh heh heh...your funny! Damn right it got my hackles up...mixing lemonade in beer? I'll do a Lynchburg lemonade but not some beer concoction to suit the female palate... LOL
April 3, 2009
oregonbeerlover: That is Deschute's Brewery's concession wagon. It is cute isn't it? Wish they'd let me have it! I have no idea where my husband (ilovebeer) found his beer crab...he is always finding some off the wall pictures.
March 26, 2009
fretwalker → oregonbeerlover: Dot, I've been wondering about your avatar photo, must be the coolest on this site! (#2 is JP's, what cheezy sci-fi flick is that from?) Guessing it's a microbrewer's festival trailer, too cool! Or do you tow that thing behind the Hog, lest you run dry?
March 26, 2009
tfarides: I had Sierra Nevada's ESB last year. From what I recall it was hoppy with a very high level of drinkability.
Hal, to start a new thread, click on "Post new topic" box on the forum's start page. To reply to an existing thread, click the "Post new reply" on the topic's page.
fretwalker → carlib36: Hi, Carla, welcome to our little corner of the internet!
Pull up a stool and have a Cold One!
-Mike
March 5, 2009
oregonbeerlover: I, myself, really like Sam Adams choc bock and will pay the extra to have it. My other hobby is wine, and any beer costs less than that!
February 23, 2009
Mark: Hi Michael, it is great to have you here on Must Love Beer. If I can answer any questions for you let me know. Please help us spread the word and invite your friends to join us.
This is the place to warn people of the truly bona fide, thoroughly vile alcoholic malt beverages out there. From Colt 45 to Camo Ice, from Joose to Tilt - if it's available in a tall can or 40 oz, it goes in here.
This group is designed to share notes about beer, as well as tasting notes and suggestions and get to know beer lovers from all over the globe. Here's the idea: We have themed tasting. In advance, if possible, we will pick a Style of Beer we're going to taste, then we trade tasting notes. The tasting period will be over two weeks so we get an outpouring of related tasting notes, which will spur deep discussions.... Check the Discussion area for what the tasting will be.
A group for all fans of German Bier, whether you're German or not - from the lightest Koelsch to the darkest, fullest Doppelbock. Let's trade stories and information about beer adventures in Germany, and tasting notes and recommendations regarding great German bier.
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