1967redrider wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 11:25 pm
Currently getting Snow Blind, Starr Hill Brewery in C-ville, VA, doing some knifing research.
I think this thread might beat the train thread.
John, I think you may have just started another one of the all-time great threads here. I never thought I might get introduced to new brews on AAPK, but what the heck! P.S.- Buster wants to know if he can join?
Sure Herb, he can play with the kitties while we talk knives.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
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Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:53 pm
I don't drink much beer these days, but in IMO, a Leinie Creamy Dark or Vanilla Porter is hard to beat when Winter winds are howling. A Maple Porter is also a favorite, but tough to find.
Ike, I'll trade you a Starr Hill for a Leinie.
That would be a new one for me, I know the name but is not available in this area. Dark Starr Stout sounds quite palatable!
jerryd6818 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 2:56 pm
Haven't had a beer in a long time but I fondly remember Yuengling. Not available this far west (that I know of).
We've only had Yuengling in our stores down here for about 4 or 5 years now. Many years ago I used to go TDY quite often to York PA. Found out about Yuengling's Black and Tan. Still have one occasionally. I also like some of the south of the border brews. Not crazy about corona, but I do like some Modelo Especial with some lime.
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Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:53 pm
I don't drink much beer these days, but in IMO, a Leinie Creamy Dark or Vanilla Porter is hard to beat when Winter winds are howling. A Maple Porter is also a favorite, but tough to find.
Great choice , Leinie is brewed right here in Chippewa falls! Waukonda ,have you tried there other seasonal ones? Don’t drink much but when we do ,it’s a Leinie’ s for us !
And it’s going on 9 pm, and got thirsty . Great topic !
Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:53 pm
I don't drink much beer these days, but in IMO, a Leinie Creamy Dark or Vanilla Porter is hard to beat when Winter winds are howling. A Maple Porter is also a favorite, but tough to find.
Great choice , Leinie is brewed right here in Chippewa falls! Waukonda ,have you tried there other seasonal ones? Don’t drink much but when we do ,it’s a Leinie’ s for us !
And it’s going on 9 pm, and got thirsty . Great topic !
I am going to make it up to the Leinie Lodge one of these days. I wanna stop by there on my way up to drive Hwy 61 along Lake Superior before I kick the bucket!
Waukonda wrote: ↑Thu Feb 04, 2021 10:53 pm
I don't drink much beer these days, but in IMO, a Leinie Creamy Dark or Vanilla Porter is hard to beat when Winter winds are howling. A Maple Porter is also a favorite, but tough to find.
Great choice , Leinie is brewed right here in Chippewa falls! Waukonda ,have you tried there other seasonal ones? Don’t drink much but when we do ,it’s a Leinie’ s for us !
And it’s going on 9 pm, and got thirsty . Great topic !
I am going to make it up to the Leinie Lodge one of these days. I wanna stop by there on my way up to drive Hwy 61 along Lake Superior before I kick the bucket!
If you do get up this way to the lodge,and want a local to show you around give me a shout. I’ll buy the Leinie ‘S . Would be my pleasure Sir.
Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 2:50 am
Great choice , Leinie is brewed right here in Chippewa falls! Waukonda ,have you tried there other seasonal ones? Don’t drink much but when we do ,it’s a Leinie’ s for us !
And it’s going on 9 pm, and got thirsty . Great topic !
I am going to make it up to the Leinie Lodge one of these days. I wanna stop by there on my way up to drive Hwy 61 along Lake Superior before I kick the bucket!
If you do get up this way to the lodge,and want a local to show you around give me a shout. I’ll buy the Leinie ‘S . Would be my pleasure Sir.
Along with some Klements Brats? I can't get those down here, try to pick up some whenever I go North.
I am going to make it up to the Leinie Lodge one of these days. I wanna stop by there on my way up to drive Hwy 61 along Lake Superior before I kick the bucket!
If you do get up this way to the lodge,and want a local to show you around give me a shout. I’ll buy the Leinie ‘S . Would be my pleasure Sir.
Along with some Klements Brats? I can't get those down here, try to pick up some whenever I go North.
Klements is a great brand , they’re MSG and gluten free. Our fridge usually has a couple of packs in there. They make a variety of sausage and brats ,but we like the good ol plain brat.
Beer and brats, sounds like a picnic at Irving park ,next to the lodge, might be in order. Need to eat lunch somewhere on your way up to Hwy 61.
Ripster wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 2:50 am
Great choice , Leinie is brewed right here in Chippewa falls! Waukonda ,have you tried there other seasonal ones? Don’t drink much but when we do ,it’s a Leinie’ s for us !
And it’s going on 9 pm, and got thirsty . Great topic !
I am going to make it up to the Leinie Lodge one of these days. I wanna stop by there on my way up to drive Hwy 61 along Lake Superior before I kick the bucket!
If you do get up this way to the lodge,and want a local to show you around give me a shout. I’ll buy the Leinie ‘S . Would be my pleasure Sir.
We're Leinie's fans also but I'm pretty sure the guys we're watching the superbowl with will have scored a case of Spotted Cow out of Wisconsin. I'll post a picture if the did.
Bill
Mumbleypeg wrote: ↑Sat Feb 06, 2021 1:26 am
Just took this picture a few minutes ago. Enjoying this with a burger for supper tonight. IMHO this is one of the very best beers in the world.
Ken
Looks delicious, Ken. Burgers, hotdogs/brats and pizza are about the best brew pairings.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter
My buddy Sundog brought some of this along to my house to watch the Superbowl yesterday. First time I had tried it.
It is made by one of our local brewers in Sioux Falls, Fernson. Tastes a lot like the candy bars did back in the day! The can states "pastry stout with chocolate, lactose, vanilla, cherry and raspberry puree, 8.8% ABV"
jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 9:27 pm
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Love the bottle cozy, John. I really need one of those.
I'll post some pics of my favorite brews later today after I get back from the store (I drank up the last of my supplies while watching the "Suberb Owl" yesterday). Beer is literally the only thing that makes watching American Football remotely tolerable for me...and even then it's gotta be a fairly interesting game and beer that has a relatively high alcohol content!
jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 9:27 pm
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Love the bottle cozy, John. I really need one of those.
I'll post some pics of my favorite brews later today after I get back from the store (I drank up the last of my supplies while watching the "Suberb Owl" yesterday). Beer is literally the only thing that makes watching American Football remotely tolerable for me...and even then it's gotta be a fairly interesting game and beer that has a relatively high alcohol content!
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OLDE CUTLER wrote: ↑Mon Feb 08, 2021 1:57 pm
My buddy Sundog brought some of this along to my house to watch the Superbowl yesterday. First time I had tried it.
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It is made by one of our local brewers in Sioux Falls, Fernson. Tastes a lot like the candy bars did back in the day! The can states "pastry stout with chocolate, lactose, vanilla, cherry and raspberry puree, 8.8% ABV"
Whoa . . . I NEED that.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
You're going to look awfully silly with that knife sticking out of your @#$. -Clint Eastwood, High Plains Drifter