Happy St. Patricks Day
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Half day of work here, then heading to my old college. to drink alot of beer!
1/6th irish here
let the beer flow!
let the beer flow!
Was St. Patrick the saint of beer?
No I believe that was Saint ArnoldBurlyShirley said:
haha im watching it right now in spanish class!!!rpk1988 said:
great movie!
I hope to be off work by 2:00 and drunk by 3:00. Terminator Stout from me!!!
Terminator Stout:
Black as the darkest night, rich as the most decadent dessert, Terminator is for the true stout lover. This is a full bodied and flavor packed ale which draws it's robust complexity from kiln-baked specialty grains. Look for a wide array of toasted, chocolate, nutty and coffee-like flavors in every pint! The devoted swear by it, and it remains one of our top selling ales year after year.
Alcohol by Weight: 5.1%
Terminator Stout:
Black as the darkest night, rich as the most decadent dessert, Terminator is for the true stout lover. This is a full bodied and flavor packed ale which draws it's robust complexity from kiln-baked specialty grains. Look for a wide array of toasted, chocolate, nutty and coffee-like flavors in every pint! The devoted swear by it, and it remains one of our top selling ales year after year.
Alcohol by Weight: 5.1%
This is the first St. Patty's day where I've been old enough to go into bars. This will be fun.
Shane says slainté
how many warm pints of guinness have you had in ireland?biggins said:
i drank a LOT of guinness in a lot of different pubs all over ireland, and never had a warm one once.
i guess i was lucky?
i havent it was just me wrapping all the responses i hear when i tell people i hate guiness because it tastes like brnt piss. "oh thats cause you have never had one......(insert lame way to have crappy beer thats supposed to make it taste better)"narlus said:
Saying Guiness is "played" is silly, it's been around forever and goes in and out of fashion but if you like it you pretty much always will. That's like saying Macallan is played.
Jumping on a bandwagon or saying you like something because it's supposed to be cool, now those are played. So is saying something is crap just because you don't like it.
Jumping on a bandwagon or saying you like something because it's supposed to be cool, now those are played. So is saying something is crap just because you don't like it.
I don't like Guiness or any other stouts for that matter. They all taste like worcestershire sauce to me. Give me a good red or a nut brown and I'm happy.
biggins, fair enough if you don't personally like the taste, but don't put projections on others who do enjoy it.
Silly Biggins. Don't be afraid of the dark.
Hey, some people just don't like Guinness. That's OK... The good Lord just didn't endow you with the highly advanced taste buds that stout lovers have.
And despite what people think, if you go to Ireland they do not serve it warm, or at room temp. I haven't drank as many as Narlus has but I made a particular effort to have as many pints in as many different pubs in Ireland as my time would allow. Not once did I have a warm beer. Not even at the Guinness Storehouse, and of all places to have a Guinness, I think the Storehouse does it about the best. Although I will say that yes, it tastes better in Ireland.
There are many stouts out there aside from Guinness. I just love Guinness the most. :love: :love: :love:
Hey, some people just don't like Guinness. That's OK... The good Lord just didn't endow you with the highly advanced taste buds that stout lovers have.
And despite what people think, if you go to Ireland they do not serve it warm, or at room temp. I haven't drank as many as Narlus has but I made a particular effort to have as many pints in as many different pubs in Ireland as my time would allow. Not once did I have a warm beer. Not even at the Guinness Storehouse, and of all places to have a Guinness, I think the Storehouse does it about the best. Although I will say that yes, it tastes better in Ireland.
There are many stouts out there aside from Guinness. I just love Guinness the most. :love: :love: :love:
I was never a fan of dark beer until I moved to Oregon. I had a Black Butte Porter and haven't looked back. There is a small shop in Forest Grove that makes "Cole Porter" and it rocks as well. The only stout I drink on a regular basis is Terminator. But then just about any beer served at McMenamins is worth drinking.jdschall said:
I will be at the Grand Lodge for todays drunk fest:
but then you made up a bunch of stuff. whatever.biggins said:
in a continuing theme, here's a spider stacy for you:
well it doesn't speak too highly of yr beer knowledge to get that (something an english cask ale would be served like) confused w/ how a guinness is served.biggins said:
maybe you should head over to the PBR thread.
I'm gonna dress up in orange and watch trainspotting.
Guiness rules, Guiness sucks, blah blah blah ...
Ya'll need to step it up a notch:
Ya'll need to step it up a notch:
if you want to step it up two notches:BuddhaRoadkill said:Guiness rules, Guiness sucks, blah blah blah ...
Ya'll need to step it up a notch:
It ain't easy bein' green...
I started with Terminator Stout, but this was on sale!
