Folks, we closed this way OT thread earlier today.
73,
Eric
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On Aug 23, 2013, at 1:13 PM, Jim Lowman wrote:
> Okay, Ed, I won't hold it against you that you're a MSU grad. :-)
> Go Blue! Can't wait for the football season to begin next week.
>
> Another lo
Okay, Ed, I won't hold it against you that you're a MSU grad. :-)
Go Blue! Can't wait for the football season to begin next week.
Another lousy beer that we had in Michigan was Strohs. Spelled backward
it's "Shorts," and tastes like that was the filter!
Now there is a microbrewery named Shor
Stone products are enjoying very widespread distribution today.
I noticed them on restaurant menus back in Michigan and Ohio a few
months ago, when we were there for Dayton and to visit the in-laws.
I can remember when Stone was headquartered in an small industrial park
in San Marcos.
Now the
We drifting a little -too- far OT. Let's close this thread at this time.
73,
Eric
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On 8/23/2013 9:37 AM, Edward R Cole wrote:
Wow, talk about off topic...well
As a young man growing up in Michigan it was Carling and Shlitz and rhymed
with OK, I'll keep it clean!
I never care
Wow, talk about off topic...well
As a young man growing up in Michigan it was Carling and Shlitz and
rhymed with OK, I'll keep it clean!
I never cared for beer in those years (because all that we had was
American beer).
Now I enjoy an occasional dark beer or ale. Alaska has pretty active
Got to comment on a local San Diego brewery that may or may not be well known
called Stone brewery. They have some great beers in the IPA realm; Arrogant
Bastard, Self Righteous, Ruination to name a few. Pliny the elder from Russian
River Northern California is a superb IPA too.
Keith
AK6ZZ
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My first visit to the US was in 1971. I spent 9 weeks in Anaheim CA.
Too much fun to be homesick. The only thing I missed was decent beer.
Apart from a pint of Watneys Red Barrel on the QE2 at Long Beach and some
Guiness in a bar that a sales rep had left a crate on approval, it was a pretty
dry
Definitely OT but a subject dear to a Brits heart!, the story of Budvar and
Budweiser is interesting and worth looking up, Budvar is certainly worth
drinking, Budweiser.well...
Yes I spend a lot of time in the US, I lived in Texas for a year in the mid 80s
and beer was a problem, these days
I was in the Czech Republic last month for a caving conference.
A large number of us were traveling on a railroad from Prague to
Brno in a hired dining car. The only beer available on the menu
was Budweiser. We Americans almost rioted until the Czechs
explained that the beer was Budvar, a Germa
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