@Curtmungus your honor of being more famous than me is quite deserved. I salute you.
Beer
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Hillarious DZ, you are the google Master…
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@Der:
Hillarious DZ, you are the google Master…
That was sort of how I found mine too. Googled for “Beer Quotes” the one site had a bunch of exchanges between Norm and Sam or Woody. Although most of mine are also on a poster I have.
I like this one from Oscar Wilde, “Work is the curse of the drinking classes.”
The other one from Ben Franklin, “There can not be good living where there is not good drinkng.”
And from Sam Adams, “Let no man thirst for good beer.”
I think DZ used a great one in the Sinatra one.
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Definatly no shortage of quotes about beer, Oscar Wilde has some good ones, but what do you expect from an Irish Poet?
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Not really about beer per se, but I love this one from Dorothy Parker:
I wish I could drink like a lady,
I’ll have one or two at the most.
Three and I’m under the table,
Four and I’m under the host. -
It’s also a rule in my house that the fridge will never be without at least one Guinness.
Hopefully the Gunniess in the can. Far superior head and taste as compared to the Gunniess in the bottle.
If its yellow (or brown or black) and has bubbles I drink it :-D
This being new England I drink a lot of Sam. Also a fan of Saranac which is a regional. Love Yuengling (oldest Brewery in Ameica) when I can get my hands on it. They dont distribute to CT, and my liver probably thanks them for it :-D
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Love Yuengling (oldest Brewery in Ameica). We stock too much of it in NYC. Thank God for that.
PA isn’t to far from CONN. They should be ashamed of themselves for not carrying such a american tradition.Yeungling , best poured in a pint glass, out of a can (super ice cold)… No bottle yuck!!!
Still love, Guinness, no doubt about it. Kind of prefer it room temperature, such a frothy rich taste, like a good cup of espresso with the foam, of course.
How bout’ Boddington’s from Engand. The beer with the shakers in the can. -
For some reason I don’t like Guinness very much out of the bottle either…but I do believe that is a slightly different Guinness (Extra Stout).
Boddington’s is badass. :-D Do a half and half with Guinness…it’s great.
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After gaining back the 20 pounds I lost last year, I have had to give up my beloved Newcastle in exchange for lower calorie brews…
Becks Light is the lowest calorie beer I can find, 67 calories per bottle… but you might as well drink water (it is the most bland beer I have ever tasted).
I settled instead on Sam Adams Light… removing about 1/3 of the calories that I drink…
Not a bad brew. And damn fine for a light beer! -
@ncscswitch:
I settled instead on Sam Adams Light… removing about 1/3 of the calories that I drink…
Not a bad brew. And damn fine for a light beer!Agreed, if you like to actually taste beer, then Sam Light is a great choice
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I think it is funny they call Sam Adam Light a light beer. I would have laughed if I hadn’t already known I was drinking light beer. Tasty stuff.
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My new roomie is very fond of Newcastle, so it’s growing on me again. But I turned her on to Delirium Tremens last night, so it’s all good. :)
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Beer can be a four letter word, too
ask a guy the morning after
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Well, yeah, if you ask him before he’s had his Bloody Beer!
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@Der:
How bout’ Boddington’s from Engand. The beer with the shakers in the can.
Great stuff, but you have to sell your left nut to be able to afford it.
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True, its about $1.50 a can here
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My new roomie is very fond of Newcastle, so it’s growing on me again. But I turned her on to Delirium Tremens last night, so it’s all good. :)
Please tell me that Delirium Tremens is also the name of a Drink/Band/video game/tv show . . . otherwise she needs to be in a hospital (or at least loaded up with valium and thiamine).
And are you non-Canadians still talking about beer? That’s kind of like a group of Cubans discussing optimizing one’s stock portfolio, no?
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True, its about $1.50 a can here
That’s steep, but still cheaper than here.
I try to keep it to a dollar a beer, unless its a barley-wine style like Serria Nevada Big Foot…
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@cystic:
And are you non-Canadians still talking about beer? That’s kind of like a group of Cubans discussing optimizing one’s stock portfolio, no?
Ouch!
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@cystic:
And are you non-Canadians still talking about beer? That’s kind of like a group of Cubans discussing optimizing one’s stock portfolio, no?
Sometimes words hurt Tim…
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Wait…
The folks who’s claims to fame are Heineken and Moosehead are busting OUR chops on discussing beer :?
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