...Irish Ale. From the brewers of Guinness.

Wow. This stuff is good.

the cider ale???

Hell no. I'm drinking beer, dude, not cider... *barf*

Drink it all the time. definately a goto beer for me got some in the fridge, guess its time to start drinking.

Slainte!

ms

If you like this, try Paulaner Oktoberfest Amber.

I was drinking a lot of Karl Strauss Woodie's Gold, too. But I think the Paulaner is the best I've had lately.

Good to know, I've seen it just never bought any. Maybe I'll pick some up tonight.

ms

About to indulge in a Smithwick's along with a glass of Glenmorangie and a SCdH La Punta.

c3s

Glenmorangie.... portwood or burgundywood? or just the plain old bourbon barrel version??? LOL!

^Nice.

I'm gonna meet a buddy of mine from work (he's a retired jarhead) for a beer and a smoke at Kilarney's.

They have Smithwick's... and Boddington's... and all kinds of single malts.

BTW.. nice combo.. I'm jealous.

C3s I would say that there is a good combo,what year glenmorainge? I have only had the 10yr. and I also had it with a La Punta. Tonight its jameson 12yr with a H Upmann Magnum 50

ms

^ The 10 year - too cheap to indulge in the 15 year, but maybe .....

Also a big A'bundah fan, but that has a bit more of a kick to it.

c3s

Try 16 yr Lagavulin... that's heaven, right there.

The local BevMo wants $69 a bottle though, bastids.

This thread smacks of elitism.

I just had two Heineken Lights in an airport bar.

Heineken light?

This thread went from elite to gay in one post.

Not much of a beer guy, but I've had it and I like it.

Been drinking alot of Boddington's lately. Good beer.

Drinking Stella Artois tonight.

Three pints of Leiny's Classic Amber. That's about the most beer I can drink.

This is good stuff. There is a bar by me that has this on tap and I swear the taps must be as close to freezing as possible. They serve it to you in a frozen pint glass and it is fantastic.

BTW Never go to Ireland and pronounce it smith-wick. It's smith-ick. The w is apparently silent, same for the second w in Warwick, which sounds oddly more like Warrick. Lots of weird pronunciations for the same language.