Jimdamick's Corned Beef (& some cabbage)

schuylaar

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An Old Irish Blessing:
"May love and laughter light your days,
and warm your heart and home.
May good and faithful friends be yours,
wherever you may roam.
May peace and plenty bless your world
with joy that long endures.
May all life's passing seasons
bring the best to you and yours!"
Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone.....
And may you live in interesting times yourself!
 

Jimdamick

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I'll drink Pilsner Urquell- nothing wrong with a somewhat skunky Bohemian beer now and then

I won't drink PBR though
I grew up drinking PBR & I LOVE IT!!!! (Better than Bud/Miller at least)
Anyway if you get the chance see if you can find Two Roads brews.
It's brewed down the road from me & I think it might be the best beer produced in this country.
They make this one beer called Road to Ruin and it is good & very potent.
3 of them & a few puffs & your good to go.

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cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I'll drink Pilsner Urquell- nothing wrong with a somewhat skunky Bohemian beer now and then

I won't drink PBR though
I’ve had that on tap in Vienna. It’s ok, and does not have that skunkiness I’ve had from bottle.
Warsteiner is my fav German lager, and if I find a heller Doppelbock, that’s a treat.

The only bigger treat is a Belgian tripel. Domestically, Allagash and New Belgium make examples that’ll run with the big dogs. Except New Belgium spells theirs with an extra p, which has a nails-on-blackboard quality.
 

xtsho

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I like Spaten Optimator and also Paulaner Salvator
I used to drink those years ago before the local microbrews took over. The beer cases had tons of imports at one time. Now there is just a few. I'm going to have to revisit some of the imports I used to drink if I can find them. But I'm such an IPA guy that everytime I stray I find myself disappointed. Fortunately there's no shortage of good local IPA's here.
 
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