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Originally Posted by BamaVol
(Post 27439845)
That's sad. Your post reminded me of something. What is the normal price for a growler fill?
A local craft bar (called The Craft Bar, ironically) charges the same price for a pint as they charge for a crowler. One or the other seems out of line given the difference in sizes. We are going liquor shopping this morning. Who knows what we'll come back with. |
Originally Posted by diburning
(Post 27437993)
If you want to try a better pear cider, try Magners.
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Does Rekorderlig have a pear-only version? I've had the strawberry lime, and the berry, and although it's hard to find here in the US, I have been able to find it. Rekorderlig also comes in a bottle in the UK, and I wish those were available, because Rekorderlig from a bottle seemed smoother, while the stuff from the can is sharper. I tried Kopparberg when I was in the UK. It was pretty good!
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My Election Day stash :D
-Knee Deep Brewing Hop Shortage Triple IPA -Bronx Brewery Name This Beer IPA -Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale -Sierra Nevada Hop Hunter IPA -Flying Dog Double Dog IPA |
Pabst Blue Ribbon
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Originally Posted by tcook052
(Post 27461173)
Pabst Blue Ribbon
This is a thread about beer. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by krazykanuck
(Post 27438135)
I have a growler of Karbach Honey Jasmine Saison that I picked up last night for only $6 during a bar's "Bye Karbach" sale to clear out their stock.
It was announced yesterday that Karbach was selling out to AB Inbev, so this bar announced $1 drafts and $6 growler fills until they get rid of their whole stockpile. I was happy to help :D RIP Karbach http://www.houstoniamag.com/articles...ton-hoppin-mad Since we're talking about beer: Golden Stout Time from Big Shed A random bottle of "Original" that friends brought over |
Originally Posted by diburning
(Post 27450386)
Does Rekorderlig have a pear-only version?
https://www.freshdirect.com/media/im..._4011137_z.jpg I've had the strawberry lime, and the berry, and although it's hard to find here in the US, I have been able to find it. Rekorderlig also comes in a bottle in the UK, and I wish those were available, because Rekorderlig from a bottle seemed smoother, while the stuff from the can is sharper. I tried Kopparberg when I was in the UK. It was pretty good! |
Originally Posted by Doc Savage
(Post 27461186)
This is a thread about beer. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by pseudoswede
(Post 27467695)
Yup! (Also available in bottles.)
https://www.freshdirect.com/media/im..._4011137_z.jpg I guess I'm lucky my local liquor stores carry all four varieties (pear, strawberry-lime, berry, and apple). Guaranteed available in cans, and you can find at least the pear and apple in bottles (but incredibly more expensive). |
Originally Posted by Doc Savage
(Post 27461186)
Hey...!
This is a thread about beer. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by BamaVol
(Post 27469394)
A bold statement from the guy who keeps bringing cider to the thread. :D
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It's Friday! Therefore, time to crack open a Heady Topper. :)
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Originally Posted by Doc Savage
(Post 27469617)
Lately it sounds like I've gotten you hooked.....:D
After the requisite Funky Buddha Last Snow porter last night (which I will drink until the last keg in Florida is empty), I switched to Stella Cidre. Not the best I've tried, a little sweeter than I would like. I'm still looking for something I was given a taste of last winter, a mead-cider combination flavored with cranberry. Very dry and champagne-like. Anyone know what it was? |
A six pack of Brew Free or Die IPA.
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