The Beer Thread

[BigTuna]

Recent Favorites:

Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout


Samuel Smith Organic Lager


Erdinger Hefeweizen


Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout


Boulevard Wheat

[dvenardos]

Nice, we have a store here called Trader Joe's where they carry all kinds of microbrews. Always takes me fifteen minutes to pick out the beers I want. :chug:

[ratracer]

It's going to be a while before I can :chug: again so for now I can only :peeping: this thread.

I'm looking forward to having that first glass of stout in a few months though. :jiggy:

[Jason]

BT,

Thanks for throwing that one in for me.:yes:

Oh, and on a side note....I finally found some. They don't have the pint bottles I prefer, but 6 packs of the bottle you have pictured. Yay!!! I haven't had it since 2003.

[snock]

Recent Favorites:

Great Divide Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout


Samuel Smith Organic Lager


Erdinger Hefeweizen


Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout


Boulevard Wheat

Grade A choices and the pics are extra credit so A+ for this post. Yum. :thumbsup:
This week's lineup at my house:

1. Oak Aged Unearthly
   
2. Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier
   
3. Hop Rod Rye
   
4. Ruben & The Jets

[SnowmaNick]

Nice, we have a store here called Trader Joe's where they carry all kinds of microbrews. Always takes me fifteen minutes to pick out the beers I want. :chug:

The two things I miss most from living in CA and AZ are In N Out and Trader Joe's. TJ's has a great affordable wine selection and their Vodka Pasta sauce is wonderful. Hmm, I need to make myself a care package next time I visit my family out there.

I think there is a BevMo out in Thousand Oak's, if you like Microbrews check them out.

[Kevin R]

IF any of you have a Whole Foods in your area they usually have a decent selection of Brews. As well as Sunflower markets but I'm not so sure if they are regional or not.

[graphicguy]

I get my beer here........they've got EVERYTHING!

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[quadman]

You guys are gonna laugh.... now bear in mind I'm no beer conniosseur in any shape or form. Coors light used to be what I ordered the very few times I ever ordered beer out. But, I've got to tell you.... I've had Heineken Light the last couple of times that I've ordered beer and I really enjoy it.

Now, back to your regularly scheduled beer sipping thread....

[snock]

IF any of you have a Whole Foods in your area they usually have a decent selection of Brews. As well as Sunflower markets but I'm not so sure if they are regional or not.

Agree 100% on WF. I am so glad I live a few hundred yards from a whole foods. They do a fantastic job of beer buying.

[Yornch]

Hadn't thought to check Whole Foods but I will definitely take a look. The closest Trader Joe's doesn't have an overwhelming selection.

Recently found Thirsty Dog's Raspberry Ale, which took me back. The Thirsty Dog location I used to frequent closed down. They used to draw a half and half of their Raspberry Ale and their Leghumper Porter (a Raspberry Leghumper) which was much better than it sounds.

[BigTuna]

BT,

Thanks for throwing that one in for me.:yes:

Oh, and on a side note....I finally found some. They don't have the pint bottles I prefer, but 6 packs of the bottle you have pictured. Yay!!! I haven't had it since 2003.

Good call on the Erdinger Hefeweizen. I really enjoyed it. I just noticed you're in Tulsa. That's where I'm from and I go back about once a month these days. It's a nice place to live if you give it a chance.


A few other lesser known singles I picked up today that I'll be drinking over the next several weeks (not including mainstays such as Fat Tire, Newcastle, Sam Adams Lager):

Samuel Smith Oatmeal Stout


Erdinger Pikantus Weizenboch


Widmer Hefeweizen


Pinkus Organic Hefeweizen


Anchor Steam Ale

[dvenardos]

I get my beer here........they've got EVERYTHING!

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=...&ct=image&cd=1

:thumbsup:

You guys are gonna laugh.... now bear in mind I'm no beer conniosseur in any shape or form. Coors light used to be what I ordered the very few times I ever ordered beer out. But, I've got to tell you.... I've had Heineken Light the last couple of times that I've ordered beer and I really enjoy it.

Now, back to your regularly scheduled beer sipping thread....

:fryingpan:

[mfeust]

WOW am I ever thristy.

[Jason]

Some more good ones there BT.

I wasn't a big fan of the Pikantus.....little too thick for my tastes.

I tried a hefe from a brewery that claimed to be the oldest brewery in the world the other day. Can't remember the name off the top of my head, but it was a long one. Said they'd been in business since 1040 or something crazy like that. It was real good.