Favorite Beer?

[bestbecks]

And you're just jealous you don't live in NYC where you can get any type of food you ever heard of at 4 AM after you've been drinking all night....:D :D :D
Amen to that!

[Achtung]

At that point in the night, its all about Taco Bell. Or IHOP. Or both. At the same time.

Waitress: Would you like an omlette with your bean burrito, sir?
Me: *looks down, looks up, looks down, leers at waitress* ... Uhhhh, yes?

[hawk_claw]

What is your favorite beer, or alcoholic beverage for that matter?


Mountain Dew

[bestbecks]

Usually I just scrounge around for whatever food is around at that specific time. The morning after however I usually wake up and roll right into Sunset Grill (a very good breakfast place in Toronto). It's my second home on Saturday mornings.

[Teso Dos Bichos]

Dutch. Gold. :D

Who edited my post? :eek:

*hides*

[StrikerCW]

Uh.. you people are just plain idiots.

It's all about the Waffle Hut at 4 AM.

[haven]

St. Arnold's Christmas Ale (or any of their other ones)

Newcastle Brown Ale

Liberty Ale

Shiner Dunkelweisen

[Numquam Moribimur]

I don't drink beer ....it's bad for you :mad: :mad:























:D

[billyireland]

If you are ever in Dublin, you will most likely be out at night in a place called Templebar in the city centre (where all the tourists hang out). Look for central bank afterwards - it's very closeby - and there is a Turkish kebab place called 'Alanya' right beside it (about 3 doors down from 'The Foggy Dew' pub). Do yourself a favour and go there!

[mhtwins113]

It's all about Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles after a night of drunken stupor and bliss. :D

[StrikerCW]

If you are ever in Dublin, you will most likely be out at night in a place called Templebar in the city centre (where all the tourists hang out). Look for central bank afterwards - it's very closeby - and there is a Turkish kebab place called 'Alanya' right beside it (about 3 doors down from 'The Foggy Dew' pub). Do yourself a favour and go there!
Oh don't you worry. I'll find it. :D

[holytoledo]

well tonight i hit up the wonderful bottle of jagermeister, although i usually stick to beer. being a college student, i usually stick to premium grain belt, most of my friends hate it but for some reason (maybe it's the cheap price) i have a sweet spot for it, even though i get nasty gut rot the next morning. if i am have a bit of cash in my pocket ill "splurge" on honey weiss or heineken. a couple of my roomates who were in england and scotland this past summer were jizzing over carling, wonder if anyone here could give me a word on whether or not it's worth it.
btw striker, when you refer to beast, are you talking about milwaukees best ice? i didn't know you could get it outside of wisconsin.
anywho, piss off, im drunk, continue with the thread. :)

[holytoledo]

oh, and perkins is the place to go for drunken food. over and out.

[Teso Dos Bichos]

jizzing over carling, wonder if anyone here could give me a word on whether or not it's worth it

Carling is the Tennents of the South, perhaps even worse. :eek:

[lamu202]

Spring/Fall - Abita brewing Company's "Turbo Dog", Sam Adams Oktoberfest
in the Fall
Winter - Guinness
Summer - combination of Yuengling & Sam Adams

Arrogant Bastard Ale is quality, as well.
Anything from the Stone brewing company

[Toon³]

I love how in Ireland the bartender takes the time to pour the guinness and you ultimately end up with a shamrock in your head..

That's quality...:)

I can do that, it takes alot of practice and alot of time explaining to the customer that infact it's a shamrock and not a cock and balls on the head of their pint.

[Leto]

btw striker, when you refer to beast, are you talking about milwaukees best ice? i didn't know you could get it outside of wisconsin.


You can get it over here - only beer I've ever seen that comes in 330ml cans. The cheapest of the cheap.

The shamrock in the head thing is only done around now in most places, and generally for tourists - it's not usual practice :)

[StrikerCW]

Yes, the Beast. A classic. Not quite as cheap as the ultimate warm tailgating beer... the steel reserve. About $6 for a 12 pack and it is 6/7 percent alcohol and tastes nothing like beer. Mmmmm.

[MtP07]

And you're just jealous you don't live in NYC where you can get any type of food you ever heard of at 4 AM after you've been drinking all night....:D :D

pffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffftttttt

Waffle House > NYC :cool:

[jayro75]

I can do that, it takes alot of practice and alot of time explaining to the customer that infact it's a shamrock and not a cock and balls on the head of their pint.

I definitely wouldn't have mistaken it for a cock and balls.. But then again i don't frequent that type of pub...;)