Just picked up New Belgium's Mighty Arrow last night. Definitely a spring ale. Still deciding if it will make its way in to my seasonal rotation. 1st bottle was good but I need to figure out how it stacks up when drinking 3 or 4 at a time.
Just picked up New Belgium's Mighty Arrow last night. Definitely a spring ale. Still deciding if it will make its way in to my seasonal rotation. 1st bottle was good but I need to figure out how it stacks up when drinking 3 or 4 at a time.
After 1 or 2 my sense of taste dulls, so I ususally switch over to a cheaper beer if I want more(Busch Lite).
Back when I was in college we used to drink Icehouse like it was going out of style. It was cheap. had a higher alcohol content, and it felt a little classier than Bud or Miller. At some point, I just lost the taste for it, though. Now, I don't think I could even have one.
Funny, every year we get a 40 of icehouse for one of the tailgates, just to slum it. Wow that stuff is terrible, but I used to drink at least a case a week in college.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Favorite beer ever: Victoria Bitter (australia)
Special occasion beer: Harp
Everyday beer: Natty light (yeah thats right)
Ghetto beer: Mickeys (always in a 40)
favorite pub: the brewery in Newcastle australia (good times, good beer, and very attractive bar maids)
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So you're saying the unopened can of Guinness from last St Patrick's day sitting in the bottom/back of the refrigerator should be plenty good to go come Tuesday? (love Guinness, but it's heavy to the point where it's not a "regular-drinking" beer for me)
I'd lay odds that it will be fine. No promises, though. Worst thing that happens is you have to pour it out.
Guinness isn't a particularly strong beer and is pretty low in alcohol.
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