If you like Belgians, seek this out.

Thirty years ago I dank beer to get drunk -

You'll enjoy following teal's posts then. He's pretty into making of all manner of beers. His man cave is to brewing, what mine is to reloading, the guy has some serious 'quipment.

sumbich.... me here with my molson canadian....

grumble....

is there something else?

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Also starting to play with the idea of building my own kayak so that might kill some brewing time.

Look forward to buying any Campfire member that stops by any number of these of their choice. http://fordhambrewing.com/our-brews/ they also have an Oyster Stout in the fall that is stunning and in season I'll be happy to guide for trout on the Middle Fork of the Patuxent which runs right next to one of their pubs http://www.ramsheadtavern.com/savage/ in an old denim and canvas mill.

Well, if I'm in the east, I'll let you buy - but, if you come to Texas, the beer's on me. I don't know all that much 'bout 'em, but have the elbow-bend, then swallow routine down cold.
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On my agenda

http://www.clcboats.com/shop/boats/...uck-10-light-recreational-kayak-kit.html

Think it's a great project for out at camp.

I'm looking at the Chesapeake 17 myself from them. (The Pocketship interests me a TON but not now) I also really like the Peeler with a 15hp.

Chesapeake 17

My boss currently has something like 7 boats and built his own Guillemot - he's a damned enabler.

Be a pleasure. I also have a need to catch some big redfish and a gator trout or two so a deal might be made. Perhaps we can just have Leighton cook for us?

That works!

LT, stx, and KG can put a feed on!

I'm tellin' ya, it was near criminal what came off those grills, and boiling pots on Padre. The fishin' happened to be so-so (at best) that particular outing, but I'll tell ya what, I didn't care.

That is how topshelf the folks are - just amazing.

I'm under orders to do a Razberry Wheat next.

Been drinking Molson Canadian since the late 1960's when it was the most popular brew. Drinking a Molson while sitting in the old cabin watching the sun set out the screen door is just about as good as everyday life gets. If you listen carefully, you might be able to hear me pop the cap off another bottle of Molson from where you're located.

Miller lite!

Thirty years ago I dank beer to get drunk - wasn't too fussy 'bout brands, and I don't believe lite (or lights) were even around.

Miller Lite was essentially the first mainstream light beer. After its first inception as "Gablinger's Diet Beer," which was created in 1967 by Joseph L. Owades, a biochemist working for New York's Rheingold Brewery,[2] the recipe was given (by the inventor of the light beer process) to one of Miller's competing breweries, Chicago's Meister Brau, which came out with the Meister Brau "Lite" brand in the late 1960s. When Miller acquired Meister Brau's labels the recipe was reformulated and relaunched as "Lite Beer from Miller" (which was its official name until the mid 80s) in the test markets of Springfield, IL, Knoxville, TN and San Diego, CA in 1973, and heavily marketed using masculine pro sports players and other macho figures of the day in an effort to sell to the key beer-drinking male demographic. Miller's approach worked where the two previous light beers had failed, and Miller's early production totals of 12.8 million barrels quickly increased to 24.2 million barrels by 1977 as Miller rose to 2nd place in the American brewing marketplace. Other brewers responded, especially Anheuser-Busch with its heavily advertised Bud Light in 1982, which eventually overtook Lite in 1994. In 1992 light beer became the biggest domestic beer in America.

If you need to douche a sick horse.

Teal, you ever try any of these? I've only had the red bottle, but it's very good.

Molson Canadian and their ales have been part of our family's life at our place in Ontario since the 1950's.

On my agenda

http://www.clcboats.com/shop/boats/...uck-10-light-recreational-kayak-kit.html

Think it's a great project for out at camp.

All -

When I comes to beers - I prefer stouts and belgians. Not a hop head.

Therefore I had to share. Came across Buffalo Sweat by Tallgrass Brewing out of Manhatten KS. I'm not affiliated with them in any way but believe is a great beer.

Hands down, the best stout I've come across in a VERY long time. It's an Oatmeal Cream Stout.

Prefer it over Left Hand's Milk Stout, over Guinness and even Guinness Foreign Extra.

I've been drinking it over my homebrew - that good. Of course now exact kits are available from Northern Brewer to make your own if you aren't in Tallgrass' distro. They're not clones - they are the real deal, put together in partnership with Tallgrass. It's essentially their recipie - scaled down for 5 gallons at a time.

I sent some to a lab one time wondering what exactly is in that beer.

The lab report came back stating...........my horse has diabetes!

Mt. Sutton/Mt. Saint Anne in QC, 1984. Six pack of Brador Dark for breakfast and ski down to the lift. Hit a spruce about 20' up jumping off a headwall at speed, wearing camouflage jumpsuit. Destroyed a set of K2s first day I ran them. Picked up by a bombshell French Canadian of 31. Next day, after some more BDs, I leaned with all my weight on my hand on an electric stove. Unfortunately for me the thing was on and glowing bright orange when I did that. I had four 3rd degree semicircles on my palm. Had the scar for maybe 5 years. The next year I turned 16. Ugh. Good times, but ugh.

Lagunitas IPA is a fine beer..

Rauchbiers-
Schlenkerla Marzen and Urbock

i like cold beer....or free

Dang, the beers you guys show are more like meals in a bottle. How can you possibly drink 10 of them while filling up deer feeders?

Dang, the beers you guys show are more like meals in a bottle. How can you possibly drink 10 of them while filling up deer feeders?

Teal, you ever try any of these? I've only had the red bottle, but it's very good.

Dang, the beers you guys show are more like meals in a bottle. How can you possibly drink 10 of them while filling up deer feeders?

If it's free, I'll drink aything. If I'm buying, I want good beer.

Rasputin Imperial Russian Stout tonight.

Trying a La Fin Du Monde tonight. Pert good.

The Black IPA's seem to be a current trend among a few microbreweries lately.
They can be a hit or miss IMO..balancing the hops with the black patent character is where they can get off balance.
Alaskan Brewing Co. makes a good version that isn't too over the top.

Dang, the beers you guys show are more like meals in a bottle. How can you possibly drink 10 of them while filling up deer feeders?