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Guiness
05-08-2014, 06:53 PM
Borrowing a thread idea from a homebrewer's list, starting a thread about what everyone is drinking during the draft (making it on topic so it can stay in the football forum!)

I'm starting off with a wheat beer I've got on draught. It was supposed to be a Hefe, but the stupid thing cleared up. That's just my warm-up though, next in line is a Heady Topper!
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/27039/16814/
First time, really looking forward to it.

red
05-08-2014, 06:56 PM
i'm going really fancy for tonight, i gota 12er of labatt blue

i was thinking of woody when i picked it out

red
05-08-2014, 06:58 PM
i had a couple different beers from the hideout brewery out of grand rapids last week. not bad

Joemailman
05-08-2014, 06:58 PM
http://media1.break.com/breakstudios/2012/3/21/New_Glarus_Staghorn_Octoberfest.jpg

woodbuck27
05-08-2014, 07:16 PM
i'm going really fancy for tonight, i gota 12er of labatt blue

i was thinking of woody when i picked it out

red that beer (Labatt blue) is popular out west....ie Alberta

I'm not sure if anyone has tried this but I swear by a new Molson product called Molson "M". It's a light microcabonated beer that's smooth and has little to no after taste and it's light or an approx.12 oz bottle (341 ml) has "only' 75 calories.

Mae and I were enjoying Miller Genuine Draft and Molson Export but have switched to Molson"M" and it's deliscious and very refreshing clean beer.

http://www.molsoncoors.com/~/media/Molson%20US/en/Image%20Assets/Brands/Bottles%20-%20Page%20Content/molson-m.ashx

We also drink Highballs with:

Gibson's Finest Rye Whiskey (12 Year Old)...great with 7-Up and Ginger Ale on the rocks:

http://static.wine-searcher.net/images/labels/43/52/gibson-s-finest-12-year-old-whiskey-canada-10344352.jpg

and lately it's Rum and Barbados - Mount Gay Rum and Pepsi on the rocks. Here is a pic of our liquor cabinet (in our dreams):

http://static.travel.usnews.com/images/destinations/36/mount_gay_rum_tour.jpg

In the mornings we drink a lot of chocolate milk. :-)

denverYooper
05-08-2014, 07:33 PM
New Belgium Rampant.

SavedByGrace
05-08-2014, 07:41 PM
Absolut Citron and orange juice. Go Pack Go!

red
05-08-2014, 07:49 PM
Absolut Citron and orange juice. Go Pack Go!

you want to make sure you don't remember our pick?

not a bad strategy

SavedByGrace
05-08-2014, 07:53 PM
you want to make sure you don't remember our pick?

not a bad strategy

HAHA...it worked last year :glug:

Freak Out
05-08-2014, 08:32 PM
Crooked Stave Surette.

Guiness
05-08-2014, 08:35 PM
Just say no to the 'M' Woody! Micro-carbonated, wtf is that? The concept is up there with downloading more ram.

Had another of my wheat beers, moving onto a Kilanna's El Dorado Red. Watching the Habs and Bruins go into the third at 0-0 and keeping an eye on a draft ticker.

SavedByGrace
05-08-2014, 09:17 PM
Now that both Pryor is gone and Ha-Ha is going to be gone, I am aiming to forget...

mraynrand
05-08-2014, 10:03 PM
Wisconsin Amber followed by sparkling water.

ThunderDan
05-08-2014, 10:26 PM
Bacardi and coke.

Guiness
05-08-2014, 10:29 PM
The Heady Topper was all I expected, btw. I highly recommend it to anyone who can get their hands on some - paid handsomely for it, but don't regret it at all.

woodbuck27
05-08-2014, 10:35 PM
Just say no to the 'M' Woody! Micro-carbonated, wtf is that? The concept is up there with downloading more ram.

Had another of my wheat beers, moving onto a Kilanna's El Dorado Red. Watching the Habs and Bruins go into the third at 0-0 and keeping an eye on a draft ticker.

OK fill your boots on this beer knowledge and Molson "M".

http://worldofbeer.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/%E2%80%9Cmicrocarbonated-%E2%80%9D-huh/

" ... Molson M is “injected with CO2 through smaller, finer bubbles with precision and consistency to attain a level of carbonation that we believe to be close to perfection.” ..."

I'm keying one the word "perfection" and have two thumbs up. I'm a simple beer drinker. Not simply a beer drinker.

This beer is really fresh to the taste and not heavy and there's very little aftertaste all which Mae and I like.

I really cannot imagine tiring of this beer Guiness. It's great with food. It came out about three years ago and sold for about $28.00 a case back then and we've got it for anywhere between $32.95 - 34.95 in the stores in our area.

The HABS lost soon intoOT after a scoreless three periods.

I'm not surprized and simply hope this series stays close and well "of course" see the Montreal Canadiens win.

I wasn't planning on much participation in this Draft but I was wrong.

Mae watched the hockey game and sdaid that bot goalies looked very sharp. She said PK Subban played a very physical game banging Briuns all over the ice. She said he paid for that with the attention of the game officials and a penalty.

Guiness
05-08-2014, 11:22 PM
OK fill your boots on this beer knowledge and Molson "M".

http://worldofbeer.wordpress.com/2011/04/15/%E2%80%9Cmicrocarbonated-%E2%80%9D-huh/

" ... Molson M is “injected with CO2 through smaller, finer bubbles with precision and consistency to attain a level of carbonation that we believe to be close to perfection.” ..."

I'm keying one the word "perfection" and have two thumbs up. I'm a simple beer drinker. Not simply a beer drinker.

This beer is really fresh to the taste and not heavy and there's very little aftertaste all which Mae and I like.

I really cannot imagine tiring of this beer Guiness. It's great with food. It came out about three years ago and sold for about $28.00 a case back then and we've got it for anywhere between $32.95 - 34.95 in the stores in our area.

The HABS lost soon intoOT after a scoreless three periods.

I'm not surprized and simply hope this series stays close and well "of course" see the Montreal Canadiens win.

I wasn't planning on much participation in this Draft but I was wrong.

Mae watched the hockey game and sdaid that bot goalies looked very sharp. She said PK Subban played a very physical game banging Briuns all over the ice. She said he paid for that with the attention of the game officials and a penalty.

lol! You're buying that marketing buzzword? Read to the bottom of that very same blog post and the guy who's writing it says he has no idea what they're talking about! I've tried it, thought it was familiar - and in a blind comparison to Canadian found they were identical.

Heck of a game tonight - both goalies stood on their head. I was more than happy with the split in Boston, but now they go back there all tied up.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 07:00 AM
lol! You're buying that marketing buzzword? Read to the bottom of that very same blog post and the guy who's writing it says he has no idea what they're talking about! I've tried it, thought it was familiar - and in a blind comparison to Canadian found they were identical.

Heck of a game tonight - both goalies stood on their head. I was more than happy with the split in Boston, but now they go back there all tied up.

Guiness it's been some time since I drank a Canadian.

I don't really get it but right now I really enjoy this Molson "M". I'm generally somewhat fickle with my desires for beer. I've drank so many different ones in my adult lifetime. I used to collect different brands when In was travelling to the states a lot.

The hockey game last night. I wore my Irish Green Habs hat all day yesterday and also a carey Price T-shirt and damn if I didn't watch a second of that game. I feel guilty as "H" but this draft just sucked me in again.

Mae watched and hollered and hooted for both of us. she loves the Montreal Canadiens to.

After the game she made me feel a tad guilty. If I was cheering hard for the HABS might they have scored the OT goal!?

I hope the next game isn't Sat. afternoon. I want to give it 100% of my attention as it will be a battle.

I hope that PK Subban has the best game of his life. Max Pacioretty gets on track. Carey Price is solid and we'll ( Les Habitants) be OK.

Just Jeff
05-09-2014, 07:03 AM
So you're all too fucking high brow to drink the beer that made Milwaukee famous? Sounds like draft day 25 years ago for the LosAngels Rams. I got a PBR in my hand and by "a" I mean a 6 pack.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 07:26 AM
So you're all too fucking high brow to drink the beer that made Milwaukee famous? Sounds like draft day 25 years ago for the LosAngels Rams. I got a PBR in my hand and by "a" I mean a 6 pack.

http://www.boozingear.com/media/catalog/product/cache/7/image/5e06319eda06f020e43594a9c230972d/p/b/pbt-0015/Pabst-Pabst-Blue-Ribbon-Beer-Diversion-Can-Safe.jpg

I've drank a lot of this stuff in years past.

mraynrand
05-09-2014, 08:18 AM
So you're all too fucking high brow to drink the beer that made Milwaukee famous? Sounds like draft day 25 years ago for the LosAngels Rams. I got a PBR in my hand and by "a" I mean a 6 pack.

Loser. I drink Grain Belt, and it's a whole lot cheaper: $1.99 for a sixer and $2.99 for a case.

PBR: Beer snob!

denverYooper
05-09-2014, 08:22 AM
Loser. I drink Grain Belt, and it's a whole lot cheaper: $1.99 for a sixer and $2.99 for a case.

PBR: Beer snob!

PBR is hipster beer these days.

ThunderDan
05-09-2014, 09:06 AM
Loser. I drink Grain Belt, and it's a whole lot cheaper: $1.99 for a sixer and $2.99 for a case.

PBR: Beer snob!

Ugh, thanks for bringing back the memories. Smooth start horrible corn aftertaste.

Our fraternity could buy a barrel of Grain Belt for $19.99 when I was in college. So at the end of the semester when funds were running low we would change from Old Milwaukee to Grain Belt in the tapper.

To the famous Doors song:
Well, show me the way to the next Grain Belt bar
Oh, don't ask why Oh, don't ask why

mraynrand
05-09-2014, 09:58 AM
Ugh, thanks for bringing back the memories. Smooth start horrible corn aftertaste.

Our fraternity could buy a barrel of Grain Belt for $19.99 when I was in college. So at the end of the semester when funds were running low we would change from Old Milwaukee to Grain Belt in the tapper.

To the famous Doors song:
Well, show me the way to the next Grain Belt bar
Oh, don't ask why Oh, don't ask why

repped

mraynrand
05-09-2014, 10:01 AM
PBR is hipster beer these days.

I was hoping that was sarcasm

http://treasure.diylol.com/uploads/post/image/164818/resized_oblivious-hipster-meme-generator-pabst-blue-ribbon-almost-as-smooth-as-me-aa0e16.jpg

oldbutnotdeadyet
05-09-2014, 10:09 AM
Andeker, no wait, they don't make that anymore.

Guiness
05-09-2014, 10:48 AM
Heard of Grain Belt, don't know that I've ever had one. Which iteration of the brewery are you talking about? Looks like it's gone through a few ownership changes and brewery locations since the late 70's. $1.99 for a six is pretty funny, price of regular beer in Ontario is $12 for a six...so about $1.99/beer!

Woody, if I'm drinking a lager (which is not often) my own favorite is Creemore Springs - Molson owned, but as far as I know still operated independently and it's brewed about an hour from you.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 11:12 AM
Heard of Grain Belt, don't know that I've ever had one. Which iteration of the brewery are you talking about? Looks like it's gone through a few ownership changes and brewery locations since the late 70's. $1.99 for a six is pretty funny, price of regular beer in Ontario is $12 for a six...so about $1.99/beer!

Woody, if I'm drinking a lager (which is not often) my own favorite is Creemore Springs - Molson owned, but as far as I know still operated independently and it's brewed about an hour from you.

I've lots of beer in but maybe after some yard work I'm down to the slop shop for a look see and that brand of beer.

I had a Cream Ale by Muskoka Brewery, Bracebridge ,Ontario anjd that was dark and earthy with some bitter and aftertaste. It had to be chilled right down to say below 38 degrees F to really shine it's best.

I'm still drinking coffee right now but a Maritimer loves Friday and we certainly think of that day as one to celebrate the weekend with brew.

Right now I'm watching Tony Manziel suffer as he falls past the Arizona Cardinals to this point in my draft recording. TT and the Pack is on the clock and they say it's between Haha Clinton - Dix and a TE or WR.

let me see..we get Haha Clinton -Dix the best safety range wise in the draft. he looks graet on the tape provided as he hits like a Mack Truck.

The last time the Packers chose a FS this high in a draft (Round 1) it was FS George Teague in 1993 Rd. 1 Pick # 29.

Free Safety George Teague:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Teague#Green_Bay

OK Johnny Manziel was finally picked and I can't believe the reception and everyone relief for him.

He walks out on that stage with attitude and like a STAR. He's got something now to prove.

In Cleveland where it was expected he might go early in Round One ...so what te heck....


"Johnny ....eat them up. Rub it in their faces. "

In Cleveland...in Cleveland..............................in CLEVELAND.


mmmmmmm ....The BROWNS .....Their "the Maple Leafs" of the NFL. They also have a very decent "D".... and now Johnny " Mr. Football" Manziel.

An interesting watch.

Patler
05-09-2014, 06:14 PM
Tonight it's a cab. Last night it was coffee.

KYPack
05-09-2014, 09:11 PM
Bacardi Anejo & Coke.

C'mon Patler, fire up.

You see way more old drunks than you do old doctors.

Guiness
05-09-2014, 09:39 PM
Cab what?

Rib roast for supper tonight, so a Cab Franc was the only way to go for us.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 10:35 PM
Tonight it's a cab. Last night it was coffee.


We've all gotten really really drunk and hired a cab to get home Patler. Unless we're boring as paint drying.

It's OK.

I just hope the cab driver didn't rip you off.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 10:37 PM
Cab what?

Rib roast for supper tonight, so a Cab Franc was the only way to go for us.

snob.

Mae and I drink Oasis grape juice with our roast beef. It's about a $buck$ a liter.

Patler
05-09-2014, 10:39 PM
Cab what?

Sauv.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 10:40 PM
Andeker, no wait, they don't make that anymore.

The Scot:

He was pissed of andeker.

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 10:41 PM
Sauv.

"Saaaaauuuuvvvve"

Patler .... your having a stroke.

Patler
05-09-2014, 10:42 PM
Bacardi Anejo & Coke.

C'mon Patler, fire up.

You see way more old drunks than you do old doctors.

I followed the cab with coffee, then a scotch.

Patler
05-09-2014, 10:43 PM
Patler your having a stroke.

Why?

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 10:44 PM
Why?

I'm schticking yaa. :-)

Patler
05-09-2014, 10:45 PM
snob.

Mae and I drink Oasis grape juice with our roast beef. It's about a $buck$ a liter.

Can you get "Two Buck Chuck" up there? How about its more expensive brother, Crane Lakes ($3)?

Iron Mike
05-09-2014, 10:46 PM
It's not a glass, it's a copper mug....

http://www.cocktailtimes.com/vodka/top_moscow_mule.jpg

MM for IM, MFers!!!!!

Patler
05-09-2014, 10:47 PM
I'm schticking yaa. :-)

Ya, I figured you were, because of my cryptic answers. I was on a tablet, and I hate having no keyboard.

Guiness
05-09-2014, 11:14 PM
snob.

Mae and I drink Oasis grape juice with our roast beef. It's about a $buck$ a liter.

The kids had Oasis. Personally I prefer to pre-treat my grape juice (and apple juice, and cherry juice...) with yeast!

Guiness
05-09-2014, 11:16 PM
I followed the cab with coffee, then a scotch.

Is there a name for that? Did you layer it?

call_me_ishmael
05-09-2014, 11:30 PM
Loser. I drink Grain Belt, and it's a whole lot cheaper: $1.99 for a sixer and $2.99 for a case.

PBR: Beer snob!

Wait, what? Is it really 3$ for a twelver?

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 11:33 PM
The kids had Oasis. Personally I prefer to pre-treat my grape juice (and apple juice, and cherry juice...) with yeast!

Duck !

woodbuck27
05-09-2014, 11:36 PM
The kids had Oasis. Personally I prefer to pre-treat my grape juice (and apple juice, and cherry juice...) with yeast!

I'm pulling your leg.

Actually that stuff gives me heartburn. It seemed OK the first time Mae and I tried it but ... no.

Some of those fruit juices are good though at brecky.

I drink apple cider vinegar daily in juices... for a tonic and overall good health benefits. That stuff is cheapmand it worlks marvellously. So many benefits.

Iron Mike
05-10-2014, 07:19 AM
Wait, what? Is it really 3$ for a twelver?

A case is 24 beers......just sayin'

wist43
05-10-2014, 07:26 AM
Coffee... wish I could smoke :(

On the bright side, I'm gonna pop a shit load of pain killers, and go golfin for the first time this year!!! Only been a few times in the last couple of years - health issues.

I need some weed!!! :)

woodbuck27
05-10-2014, 07:36 AM
Coffee... wish I could smoke :(

On the bright side, I'm gonna pop a shit load of pain killers, and go golfin for the first time this year!!! Only been a few times in the last couple of years - health issues.

I need some weed!!! :)


Golf and invest in Colorado:

http://s1.reutersmedia.net/resources/r/?m=02&d=20140508&t=2&i=895116459&w=580&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=CBREA461NH000

Hi Big golfer: My name is Gloria.

Can I be your caddie !? I'm pretty cool...really chilled out and easy to know !

I'll carry your golf club bag and med's too.

wist43
05-10-2014, 08:08 AM
Golf and invest in Colorado:

http://s1.reutersmedia.net/resources/r/?m=02&d=20140508&t=2&i=895116459&w=580&fh=&fw=&ll=&pl=&r=CBREA461NH000

Hi Big golfer: My name is Gloria.

Can I be your caddie !? I'm pretty cool...really chilled out and easy to know !

I'll carry your golf club bag and med's too.

Sure, Gloria can caddie for me... she looks a bit chunky, and my wife knows I don't go in for the bigger gals - so it should work out :)

Patler
05-10-2014, 10:36 AM
Is there a name for that? Did you layer it?

Just Patler having a glass or two of cab, deciding he wanted a cup of coffee, then after the coffee deciding to open the gift bottle of Glenmorangie 12 year Scotch, which was aged in port wine casks. Never had it before. Interesting.

woodbuck27
05-10-2014, 10:41 AM
Just Patler having a glass or two of cab, deciding he wanted a cup of coffee, then after the coffee deciding to open the gift bottle of Glenmorangie 12 year Scotch, which was aged in port wine casks. Never had it before. Interesting.

Yes you built that one Patler.


I hope that TT makes it interesting today.

I didn't like his pick at # 98 at all. I feel he blew that valuable pick

He went to sleep on that one.

Guiness
05-10-2014, 12:10 PM
Just Patler having a glass or two of cab, deciding he wanted a cup of coffee, then after the coffee deciding to open the gift bottle of Glenmorangie 12 year Scotch, which was aged in port wine casks. Never had it before. Interesting.

I've got some Glenmorangie as well, it's quite a nice Scotch. They make a couple (few?) 12yr olds, the one I have right now is aged in Sherry casks.

Half paying attention to the draft, sitting outside watching the kids lift patio stones and drinking a Great Lakes 'My Bitter Wife'.
http://www.greatlakesbeer.com/index.php/2014/03/24/shes-back-my-bitter-wife-ipa-set-to-return/

woodbuck27
05-11-2014, 05:14 PM
I've got some Glenmorangie as well, it's quite a nice Scotch. They make a couple (few?) 12yr olds, the one I have right now is aged in Sherry casks.

Half paying attention to the draft, sitting outside watching the kids lift patio stones and drinking a Great Lakes 'My Bitter Wife'.
http://www.greatlakesbeer.com/index.php/2014/03/24/shes-back-my-bitter-wife-ipa-set-to-return/

I was just checking out this lineup from Great Lakes Brewery.

http://www.greatlakesbeer.com/index.php/our-beers/brands/

It's great to be a Canadien when it comes to much variety and taste in beer. The brewers are experimenting with so many flavours now that it's fun to pick out a few to sample.

mraynrand
05-11-2014, 06:28 PM
Just Patler having a glass or two of cab, deciding he wanted a cup of coffee, then after the coffee deciding to open the gift bottle of Glenmorangie 12 year Scotch, which was aged in port wine casks. Never had it before. Interesting.

I hope you had a stogie with that.

Freak Out
05-12-2014, 12:00 AM
Whistle Pig.