Red Mosquito

Beer. Talking about beer is getting me thirsty, to be honest. I don’t know a single person who would love beer more than I do. More than that, I really think that if that would be allowed by our state, I would marry beer. This one seems very tasteful to me, not going to lie, but I don’t like the labeling that much! Also, to drivers, if you want to tase amazing beer but don’t want to lose your driving license, go to https://free-beer.co.uk/. I guarantee that you will be satisfied by its tase. It’s so good that you can get drunk without alcohol!

Welcome to the board

satisfy me with the tase!

Had a couple of very cold Johnny Utahs after doing yardwork today and they were glorious.

this.

Fancy IPA.

Kingfisher, which is an Indian lager. Cheap and sessionable.

Ello Sailor wrote:Kingfisher, which is an Indian lager. Cheap and sessionable.

Mendocino used to brew that for the US, certainly had a few in my day.

Yeah I love Kingfisher

Really into Talea Beer Co. lately. They're in Brooklyn. Each of their products that I've tried has been excellent. They have this Rosé IPA which is brewed with gewurztraminer grapes. It's so fucking good!

I need to get over to their taproom one of these days.

So this is pretty fucked up and haha if you live in any of these places:

“Many states, such as Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont and West Virginia, still have laws on the books, dating back to the Prohibition era, that caps beer at 5% ABV.”

How’s that IPA Lite?

i also can't ship alcohol to my parents or friends in mississippi

Bammer wrote:
“Many states, such as....Oregon... still have laws on the books, dating back to the Prohibition era, that caps beer at 5% ABV.”

also, not true. unless it's technically on the books but ignored.

nice job, article writer.

Bammer wrote:So this is pretty fucked up and haha if you live in any of these places:

“Many states, such as Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont and West Virginia, still have laws on the books, dating back to the Prohibition era, that caps beer at 5% ABV.”

How’s that IPA Lite?

Yeah not true here either. I had an 11% the other night at dinner. Who the fuck did their research

And the Mexican cake stuff from Westbrook in SC is usually at 10.5%

bammer, you donut

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