Best Tom Waits song to inspire or name a beer aftet?

[TNGabe]

Big Black Mariah?

Frank's Wild Years?

 

[Yooper]

Oh, man! I'm listening to Tom Waits right now.

The_bird has a beer called "Murder in the Red Barn". I've never had it, but we've talked about it a lot.

I have:
Waltzing Matilda (from Tom Traubert's Blues)
Ole '55
The Piano ("The Piano has been drinking, not me")

 

[TNGabe]

Maybe I'll call my dry hoped golden 'way down in the hole'

 

[Jshine42]

Jockey Full of Bourbon...

maybe.. Bomber Full of ......

 

[Obliviousbrew]

"Black Rider" sounds good.

 

[machinelf]

Chocolate Jesus

Candy Apple Red

Widow's Grove

Trampled Rose

so many good ones....

 

[inhousebrew]

So many options

 

[McBrewskie]

This is in fact a phenomenal thread.

 

[McBrewskie]

Little Drop of Poison
God's Away on Business
Better off without a Wife
Bad Liver and a Broken Heart

 

[TCHDNSD]

Small Change
Goin' Out West
Burma Shave
Pasties and a G-string

 

[crbrown25]

Shore Leave Lager
Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis Pale Ale

 

[OldBunny]

"Four Sheets to the Wind in Copenhagen"

 

[crbrown25]

Ah. Perfect. How did i miss that one? Sounds like it'd be a Czech Pilsner.

 

[Yooper]

Some of my favorites aren't good beer names, but I am listening to Tom Waits again tonight.

My ringtone on my phone is "Sea of Love", the Tom Waits version.

But the oatmeal stout I'm making next week HAS to be "Bad Liver". I forgot all about that song until McBrewski mentioned it!

 

[TNGabe]

Who else is actually planning a Waits beer? I can't promise mine will be any good, but I'd love to trade with Yooper and anyone else who is brewing one. Having a 'Waits Beer' tasting would be pretty cool.

If you're looking to waste some time thinking about this, check out this list.

 

[kadozen]

The Gunstreet Girl IPA
And
Rain Dog brown ale

 

[HeadyKilowatt]

Something with "The Piano Has Been Drinking"

Drunk Piano (insert style)?

 

[the_bird]

Oh, man! I'm listening to Tom Waits right now.

The_bird has a beer called "Murder in the Red Barn". I've never had it, but we've talked about it a lot.

Still one of the best beers I've made. Hoppy American red ale.

 

[McGarnigle]

Kommienezustout (from Alice)

I've always wanted to use this, but I never actually name my beers.