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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!

Yeah but it's still relevant.

If the cap is the weak point, you could go with the 2 liter growlers with the flip-top ceramic lid. Unfortunately, I'm new and not knowledgeable but I'm learning.

I'm GF. Does anyone have any recommendations for a gluten-free beer that I can get at the store? My wife & I tried one from Belgium called Green's but it was so bitter that we poured it out...yes, it has to be pretty bad for me to waste beer. I think the least worst one was redbridge

Although I don't agree with a lot of his views, it's hard not to like a beer lovin' Pres!

Just read your post and I think it's a cool idea for what it's worth. I recently discovered this pint glass koozie Haven't used them yet but maybe for when I have another pint night!!