1977Brewer
Free Dan Hess.
So a rabbi, a priest, and Peewee Herman walk into a bar....
I can not stand Bud light or Coors light.
However during the summer months, when I am walking the golf course, lugging a 30lbs bag, I love Bud Light Lime!
There I said it! I like Budlight lime.
It is probably the horrific overpowering lime taste in the hot, direct sun.
Must mix well!
The receptionist will take your homebrewer's card on your way out...
But really, there is a time and place for almost every beer. 85 degree day mowing the lawn? You'll find me drinking a couple cold Rainiers
Sunday 9 o'clock Church service. I'm an usher/prayer partner. Go!
Sunday 9 o'clock Church service. I'm an usher/prayer partner. Go!
He said that there's a time and place for every beer, not a beer for every time and place![]()
Belgian Trappist for the win! Although, since you're in Texas...if it were summer, patersbier might a better choice, since it would be about 110°F at 9AM.
I was at a taproom not far from me in Minnesota. My conversation with the beertender was such:
Me: "What do you recommend?"
Beertender: "Oh... I don't drink beer"
Me: "Oh... well, why are you working at a brewery?"
Beertender: "I came in with my boyfriend and the owner thought I was pretty."
Me: "Do you know anything about the beers on tap here?"
Beertender: "They all have alcohol?"
I was at a taproom not far from me in Minnesota. My conversation with the beertender was such:
Me: "What do you recommend?"
Beertender: "Oh... I don't drink beer"
Me: "Oh... well, why are you working at a brewery?"
Beertender: "I came in with my boyfriend and the owner thought I was pretty."
Me: "Do you know anything about the beers on tap here?"
Beertender: "They all have alcohol?"
So a rabbi, a priest, and Peewee Herman walk into a bar....
Doctor Pooper?
... Me: "Oh... well, why are you working at a brewery?"
Beertender: "I came in with my boyfriend and the owner thought I was pretty."...
He said that there's a time and place for every beer, not a beer for every time and place![]()
My father talked about what church was like when he was a kid. He was Catholic and after Sunday mass everyone would go the basement of the church and there was a huge pot-luck type meal and they were served beer to drink. Granted, it was small beer, but it was still beer. 3% stuff, but good tasty beer.
I can't help but think that if this was still a common practice today, more people would be going to church.
My father talked about what church was like when he was a kid. He was Catholic and after Sunday mass everyone would go the basement of the church and there was a huge pot-luck type meal and they were served beer to drink. Granted, it was small beer, but it was still beer. 3% stuff, but good tasty beer.
I can't help but think that if this was still a common practice today, more people would be going to church.
We went to high mass every Sunday...
I don't get being so offended by Coors Light, or any other light beer. It's as innoffensive a beverage as possible, on purpose. The flavor profile is non-existant. Sex in a canoe if you get the drift.
I don't know. I'm convinced Coors Light gives me a sore throat.
I don't know. I'm convinced Coors Light gives me a sore throat.