Yada
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 08:25 PM UTC
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walkonby wrote:
Yada wrote:
walkonby wrote:
when i quit drinking three months ago . . . i thought i would miss all the fancy pants beers. but i dont. i look at it as, a cult now. sort of like, beertology, where tom booze is the head ot vii brewer.
Why do you purchase beer when you're not drinking?
i havent purchased beer in those three months, either. why would i do that? i drink water now as my only liquid intake. makes a world of a difference, in reality.
the internet doesn't lie.
http://forum.930.com/index.php?topic=19630.msg371071#msg371071
atomic
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 08:29 PM UTC
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Yada wrote:
walkonby wrote:
Yada wrote:
walkonby wrote:
when i quit drinking three months ago . . . i thought i would miss all the fancy pants beers. but i dont. i look at it as, a cult now. sort of like, beertology, where tom booze is the head ot vii brewer.
Why do you purchase beer when you're not drinking?
i havent purchased beer in those three months, either. why would i do that? i drink water now as my only liquid intake. makes a world of a difference, in reality.
the internet doesn't lie.
http://forum.930.com/index.php?topic=19630.msg371071#msg371071
Well that post was from just about 3 months ago.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 08:49 PM UTC
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$10.99/six pack at Total Wine, probably $11.99 at Whole Foods. First round probably sold out at some places.
Yada wrote:
James wrote:
If by Jimmy, you mean James, and not Jim James…
It came to NoVA, but not MD or DC.
Yada wrote:
Jimmy, have you seen Jai Alai yet in the DMV area?
How much we lookin' at for a sixer?
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 08:51 PM UTC
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I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
atomic
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 09:02 PM UTC
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James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 10:39 PM UTC
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I split 12 oz with my wife. That's still a potential for having 365 different beers in a year.
Though tonight we're going a little crazy and each having our own 12 oz can of Jai Alai IPA.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
atomic
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 10:54 PM UTC
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James wrote:
I split 12 oz with my wife. That's still a potential for having 365 different beers in a year.
Though tonight we're going a little crazy and each having our own 12 oz can of Jai Alai IPA.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
Spliting a 12 oz bottle of beer. Now I have heard everything. What did you do in the beirgartens when they gave you a liter serving size?
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:16 PM UTC
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Split a liter. Actually split two liters of two different beers. We drink more when we're on vacation, if we're not driving.
How about you?
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I split 12 oz with my wife. That's still a potential for having 365 different beers in a year.
Though tonight we're going a little crazy and each having our own 12 oz can of Jai Alai IPA.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
Spliting a 12 oz bottle of beer. Now I have heard everything. What did you do in the beirgartens when they gave you a liter serving size?
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:23 PM UTC
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I agree. Almost as fascinating as some of the scintillating conversations that take place on Facebook.
walkonby wrote:
fascinating.
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:30 PM UTC
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facebook . . . is the antichrist. with pictures of ugly kids. and birthday wishes.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:42 PM UTC
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The Bruery Night Tap Takeover/Rare Bottle Raffle on 12/18 at Georgetown - See more at:
http://www.eatyourpizza.com/the-bruery-night-tap-takeoverrare-bottle-raffle-on-1218-at-georgetown/#sthash.QJsXsU7o.dpufHalf price draft of Bruery beers. Oooh. That could be good. That could be really good. Might have to have more than 6 ounces of beer that night too.
atomic
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:49 PM UTC
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James wrote:
Split a liter. Actually split two liters of two different beers. We drink more when we're on vacation, if we're not driving.
How about you?
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I split 12 oz with my wife. That's still a potential for having 365 different beers in a year.
Though tonight we're going a little crazy and each having our own 12 oz can of Jai Alai IPA.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
Spliting a 12 oz bottle of beer. Now I have heard everything. What did you do in the beirgartens when they gave you a liter serving size?
My 78 year old mother drank 2 liters of beer a sitting.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 11, 2013 at 11:55 PM UTC
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That's what she told me last night.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
Split a liter. Actually split two liters of two different beers. We drink more when we're on vacation, if we're not driving.
How about you?
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I split 12 oz with my wife. That's still a potential for having 365 different beers in a year.
Though tonight we're going a little crazy and each having our own 12 oz can of Jai Alai IPA.
atomic wrote:
James wrote:
I typically drink six ounces of beer a day. Maybe 12 ounces on a weekend day. And much, much more one day every couple of months when there is a 9:30 forum bottle share.
How do you drink 6 ounces of beer. What do you do throw half your beer away? You sure talk a lot about beer for someone who doesn't drink it.
Spliting a 12 oz bottle of beer. Now I have heard everything. What did you do in the beirgartens when they gave you a liter serving size?
My 78 year old mother drank 2 liters of beer a sitting.
Yada
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:07 PM UTC
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The beer wars have begun.
From Citizen's Brewing Company:
This weekend we received a surprise from DC Brau Brewing Company in the form of a Cease & Desist letter. We'll take their threat of litigation as a compliment. They believe in our success just as much as we do! In order to focus on opening our doors in Summer 2014 and creating the best brewery we can for you, we're changing our name and announcing the new moniker later today. We're proud to be bringing craft beer to downtown Silver Spring no matter what name you call us!
Probably best to not name your brewery after a less than mediocre beer.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:18 PM UTC
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I think that most of the cease and desist stuff that goes on with brewery/beer names is rubbish, but that one makes a bit of sense.
Why would you pick a name for your brewery that is already taken by a beer produced in the same Metro region?
Yada
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:21 PM UTC
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James wrote:
I think that most of the cease and desist stuff that goes on with brewery/beer names is rubbish, but that one makes a bit of sense.
Why would you pick a name for your brewery that is already taken by a beer produced in the same Metro region?
Especially one that tastes like garbage.
James Ford
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:38 PM UTC
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Agreed.
Only their three basic beers make it to my local WF shelf. Wish either the hefe or the porter did instead of Citizen. I see them both in DC WF.
Yada wrote:
James wrote:
I think that most of the cease and desist stuff that goes on with brewery/beer names is rubbish, but that one makes a bit of sense.
Why would you pick a name for your brewery that is already taken by a beer produced in the same Metro region?
Especially one that tastes like garbage.
fatskippy
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:40 PM UTC
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I'm surprised they still brew the Citizen as one of their 3 main year-round beers. It's weak and I can't imagine the sales are very good compared to the Public or Corruption.
Yada
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Re: The Beer Thread
December 12, 2013 at 02:46 PM UTC
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I can't remember if I posted about my Three Stars visit, but I have to say I was highly impressed with everything I tasted there, especially the Zombie Date Night.
As a whole, I think the beer there was much better than DC Brau, however, OTWOA is still my favorite DC brew.