KajII: You have a good idea what good beer is and you live in beer country as well as Gods country I love it up there. Haven't been to Maine in years but it is beautiful. Keep drinking those fine brews. CHEERS!!!
May 1, 2009
oregonbeerlover: You are too funny! Here's a toast to Jesus! Sorry about the nailing on the cross thing dude!
April 10, 2009
pajettaheartsbeer → BeerCrisis: I am so happy to live in a state that is alllll about beer. tourists will ask if maine sells beer on sunday and I always say hell yeah...In the dead of winter there would be some serious looting going on if they tried to keep us from our beer. Most bars... moreI am so happy to live in a state that is alllll about beer. tourists will ask if maine sells beer on sunday and I always say hell yeah...In the dead of winter there would be some serious looting going on if they tried to keep us from our beer. Most bars have a tradition that every time a plow truck goes by everybody does a shot. Maine is chugging out some great beers and we even have a beer cafe called Novare Res...to start a revolution. They serve only high end beers from around the world...over 200! It's grrreat! Have heard good things about Houston and Austin' but...dry counties dude, dry counties less
April 10, 2009
BeerCrisis: LOL! Yeah, you get into those small towns and it is no bueno. Most have a "membership" you can buy that enables an establishment to sell you beer/wine. Very weird. Fortunately, here in Katy/Houston, we just have to deal with Sunday's noon rule. :-)
April 10, 2009
pajettaheartsbeer → BeerCrisis: hola and thanks for the invite. Was just in Texas not too long ago....dry counties dude!!?? That is madness. I got and got out as quickly as possible.
April 10, 2009
pajettaheartsbeer → oregonbeerlover: hey sista, thanks for the invite. Damn straight I will enjoy some fine beers this weekend. Did you know easter is the biggest alcohol consumption holiday of them all. All that sacraficial wine I guess. Screw the wine I would rather hoist a frosty, sud... morehey sista, thanks for the invite. Damn straight I will enjoy some fine beers this weekend. Did you know easter is the biggest alcohol consumption holiday of them all. All that sacraficial wine I guess. Screw the wine I would rather hoist a frosty, sudsy pint any day. Here's to jesus, sorry they nailed ya up dude!
April 10, 2009
Mark: Hi P.J., it is wonderful to have you here on Must Love Beer. If you have any suggestions or questions let me know. Please tell your beer friends about us and invite them to join.
Enjoy some good beer this Easter weekend! Thanks for the add, cheers!
April 10, 2009
pajettaheartsbeer → oregonbeerlover: love, laughter and good beer makes the world go round. So you think it was Jesus that gave the easter bunny its amazing power to travel around the world dropping egg bombs?
About Me
When I was a teenager my drink of choice was bourbon. I didn't even start drinking beer till I was almost 20 years old. Unfortunately I did not have the appreciation for beer that I do now. Now I looooove beer, good heady beers. I say no to mainstream beers! and I am lucky enough to live in a state that has some amazing micro-breweries.
Gender
Female
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Single
Occupation
chef
Favorite Beers
Anything from Allagash brewery, Geary's. German styles, Belgian styles, european farmhouse style as well as Lambic's. I am a malty girl. I can appreciate a good balanced hoppy beer like Magic Hat's H.I.P.A but feel like there is too much emphasis being put on Hop's in a lot of the new brew's coming out.
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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