Beer ...I Drank Some.

Happy Easter! Cheers!

 

Didn't they used to be in Temecula???

 

Thanks, @kingaucho! Easy afternoon here...




Happy Easter weekend to everybody! Embrace the current challenges, do right by others and respect our losses.


RWS, I belive the Russian River has always been in NorCal.

 

Ha!!! I meant the Blind Pig. I'm pretty sure I'd remember if the Russian River moved itself that far.

 

For special occasions like Sushi Friday this has replaced my Lagunitas. If you like hazy IPAs it's one of the better ones I've tried.

 

Does this count here?

 

It seems so defensive...calling itself beer as if we wouldn't otherwise know. Perhaps it's not actually beer, but just wants us to believe it is?

 

Ready for immediate deployment...

 

The case I grabbed at Costco in lieu of toilet paper is almost gone. Dark times.

 

They have that everywhere, even in bottles. 7-Eleven is your friend.

 

I like the San tan and 4 peaks stuff

 

Modern Times is a customer of mine, they brew excellent beers. Try their seasonal releases if you like hazy IPA's.

 

Cool! I need it to find a local store that carries it.

 

Last few weeks I've been drinking various Kona beers. Was supposed to go to Kona a few weeks ago, but well...you know.
Helps they've been on sale. Currently on Kua Bay IPA watching Mad Max before getting up tomorrow and going to work.
Essential, you know.

 

I love the Modern Times offerings... I don't think I've ever had one I didn't like! They sure do a lot of variation on a theme though... seems like they're all kind of the same thing but with a little bit different hop profile. My buddies are pretty big into the San Diego beer scene, and these are their go-to.

 

This goes down way to e as sy...

 

Shopping local
64 oz of Vienna lager

 

So, when this stuff shows up in bottles (yeah, I know Lagunitas' Little Sumpin Sumpin is bottled) I'll be impressed, and inclined to try. Canned beer just doesn't do it for me.

 

It doesn't matter what it's packaged in if drunk from a frozen glass.

I buy cans whenever possible. Ice-chest friendly, same great taste.

 

I go out on my way to buy cans. Sierra Nevada, Dale's, and Lagunitas parallel and cans, so I'll pick up one of those as they're all my faves in general. Glass is just too bulky doesn't pack well for camping, and doesn't fit my fridge well. plus I drink them fast enough to not know it's a difference!

Post-ride:

 

Don't fall off your bike!!

To each their own...as I said, canned beer just doesn't do it for me.

 

Beat me to it. I used to frown upon those that drank beer from a can but realized it tastes just as good as bottled beer when poured into a frosty mug.

 

Extra steps. As @DangerDirtyD would say, #frownedupon.

 

Extra steps but oh so worth it.

 

At home there is no swilling from the package, just the glass.

But I’ll gladly pull from any vessel otherwise. I have so many great memories of cans of beer on backpacks, bikepacks, climbing, snow sports. Sometimes a casualty, but never glass to pack out. Collapsible after use.

 

Gunny sack..
Hyside raft..
Rope trailing..
Cans trailing in the flow of the cold current..

 

Hit up my local brewery to support local




Had the 6.9 dude and it was delicious

 

Is that Coors Light?

 

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