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Fireman's 4 by Real Ale

I'm really into Devil's Backbone lately http://realalebrewing.com/beers/yearround Any recommendations for similar beers? The only other one that I could think of was Duvel but I cannot remember who makes it.

Is that a seasonal beer? I haven't seen it but I will keep an eye-out for it.

Does the 38 kick a lot since it is called an "Airweight"?

As for whiskys, believe it or not, for the the money I think Wiser's Canadian Whisky is pretty darn good. Check it out if you are getting into whiskys.

Thanks for all the suggestions. Sounds like I have some drinking to do.

Finally figured out how to start a new post. I must be forum-challenged. Had a Green's from Belgium the other day that was very disappointing. :( The only one that I have liked so far is Redbridge by InBev unfortunately. I say unfortunately since I like to support smaller breweries. Any...

Green's gluten-free beer from Belgium. I usually love Belgian beers so I was expecting to like it.

True confessions: after a hard days work on a hot & humid Florida day, I have to admit that I like an icy cold refreshing "light" beer.

Since my wife is gluten intolerant, I had a Belgian gluten-free beer called Green's...horrible, horrible. Had to pour it down the drain bad!

You're right. That's why I said "not sure of any in Troy" but I referenced a Michigan beer that I've had.

I love my mid-sized Ruger SP100 .357 revolver for home defense. You can use .38's for target practice. Don't have to worry about jams that can happen with semi-autos.

Not sure of any in Troy but there is a good craft Michigan beer in cans by Keweenaw Brewing.

Trippel Brewed with Coriander by New Belgium Brewery. Has a good punch to it too!

Sorry about the lack of netiquette but I couldn't figure out a way to start a new thread. Maybe because I'm new and have a fee account. I think it was the blonde one. I didn't spend much time with it since it lasted one drink before discarding. Thanks for the recommendations!