What ya’ drinking? Part Eight!

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Message RABinCO P beers 1511 º places 103 º 11:56 Sun 9/8/2013 Bud Light Strawberrita. yum a dum dum.
Message DocJitsu beers 2557 º places 153 º 13:05 Sun 9/8/2013 Little Sumpin’ Sumpin’ Ale
Message LambicPentameter beers 16 º places 1 º 17:52 Sun 9/8/2013 Schlafly Oktoberfest (very nice domestic märzen) and a couple o’ Sculpins.

Message kdm1984 beers 1098 º places 14 º 18:12 Sun 9/8/2013 Arrogant Bastard. Mega pine bomb at first, but now it’s mellowed after sitting in the glass for a bit. Very good as usual. Great malt backbone.
Message BK7 beers 773 º places 69 º 20:04 Sun 9/8/2013 Jack Daniels / Rocks with Stone 17th Anniversary Chaser...Tasty
Message BK7 beers 773 º places 69 º 20:07 Sun 9/8/2013 Just added a La Aurora 107 Maduro to the mix. Better than tasty.
Message pinkie beers 470 º places 10 º 08:03 Mon 9/9/2013 Boulevard Tank 7. It came a couple 3 months past it’s prime and it really showed. Can’t know what it was like fresh but I can imagine. Cheers =)

Message kdm1984 beers 1098 º places 14 º 13:15 Mon 9/9/2013 Tank 7 is quite good when fresh - definitely one of the more enjoyable saisons, a style I tend not to go for myself (I can take only so much barnyard funk, tartness, and pepper). Me: another Macadoodles Banshee lager.
Message IrishBoy P beers 4707 º places 141 º 20:27 Mon 9/9/2013 Earlier a New Belgium Pumpkick and now starting a Stone w00tstout to get a couple ratings in since I only rated 4 beers last month having spent 18 days in the mountains at 12-13000 feet and only having a beer when I hiked back to my truck for resupply and drinking mostly l Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout which forms an amazing, long lasting head at high altitude with a lot less pressure to contain the carbonation.
Message pinkie beers 470 º places 10 º 04:51 Tue 9/10/2013 Originally posted by IrishBoy Earlier a New Belgium Pumpkick and now starting a Stone w00tstout to get a couple ratings in since I only rated 4 beers last month having spent 18 days in the mountains at 12-13000 feet and only having a beer when I hiked back to my truck for resupply and drinking mostly l Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout which forms an amazing, long lasting head at high altitude with a lot less pressure to contain the carbonation. That sounds amazing. They say that once you get a taste of real nature (you know, bigger than the backyard) you crave it.