Beer . . .

And I'm still scarred by the episode.

 

Shake it off and get on with life.

 

Does anyone know if they still make Murphy's Irish Amber? It has been probably ten years since I have last seen it. Lots of places have the stout but never the amber. It always frustrates me when I walk into a bar and they will have a sign or mirror with the logo, but they do not have it. In one instance a new bar opened and never carried any of the Murphy's, but still had all the signs.

 

Too bad. It was fresh from the tap when I got it.

 

For anyone in the Midwest or anywhere else where a local distributor carries it, Bell's Brewery out of Kalamazoo, Mich., and Three Floyd's out of Munster, Ind., have some great beers. Bell's Oberon is a good wheat beer, and its Kalamazoo Stout is good too. The Expedition Stout, a seasonal in the winter, is somewhere between 14 and 18 percent. And Three Floyds Robert the Bruce is a phenomenal Scottish ale.

 

Dogfish Head 90 Minute is the best available. 19 % alcohol, try to find it out there.

 

fun stuff to do with candy thing of the week.

 

what in the world is a beer store?

 

psst. i think lono is stan.

 

You may be right.

 

I have been and it's the only thing keeping me sane this week. Keith's is my best friend.

 

Chef-

Regarding the Chelada ... the can specifically stated not to shake it. And yeah, it is CLAMato juice, and I should have come to expect that.
Guess when I drink diluted beer henceforth it will be with just good ol' mater juice.