What are you drinking, after you were done with your Ranger for the day?

[GitRDone]

Yes it was! ?

Reminds me of an episode when Fred bought a bottle of wine for his date.
LaMont: "59, huh? Was that a good year?"
Fred: "No, but it was a good price!"

Fred also used to mix cheap champagne with Ripple. He called it "Champipple"

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[Ranger305]

Jameson, one ice cube, splash of Club Soda.

 

[TORQUERULES]

Founders Breakfast Stout or good old Guinness. Or a nice lager. Beer should taste like beer. IPAs are the pumpkin spice lattes of basic white dudes... Yuck.

 

[Sheepdog]

Fosters Breakfast Stout or good old Guinness. Or a nice lager. Beer should taste like beer. IPAs are the pumpkin spice lattes of basic white dudes... Yuck.

You mean Founders Breakfast Stout?

 

[TBR17]

Nope.... Fred. ?

C'mon pop...

 

[jsphlynch]

IPAs are the pumpkin spice lattes of basic white dudes...

I like IPAs and was about to object to this characterization, but then realized I am, in fact, a basic white dude.

 

[T Bone]

i keep a well stocked variety, my friends are high class LOL

 

[TORQUERULES]

I like IPAs and was about to object to this characterization, but then realized I am, in fact, a basic white dude.

 

[TORQUERULES]

You mean Founders Breakfast Stout?

Yes, damn. Tired this morning. Lol.

 

[MXGOLF]

We have very good beers here in Oregon. I do like a cold IPA which there are many. One favorite is pFrem Blond IPA MMMMM Good stuff. I saw the one post with the Bells Oberon that is very good beer. A very good friend of mine is friends with the owner of Bells.

 

[Sheepdog]

Yes, damn. Tired this morning. Lol.

It's a favorite of mine. The Breakfast Stout, not morning...

 

[jsphlynch]

We have very good beers here in Oregon. I do like a cold IPA which there are many. One favorite is pFrem Blond IPA MMMMM Good stuff. I saw the one post with the Bells Oberon that is very good beer. A very good friend of mine is friends with the owner of Bells.

Bell's is one of my favorite breweries. Pre-pandemic, I had a chance to stop by their original location in Kalamazoo. They give a great tour, and the taproom there pours a bunch of excellent beers that never see external distribution.

As an added bonus, they're really open with advice and recipes for homebrewers to replicate their beers.

 

[SheepDogRain-Jar]

Usually I like to drink my local craft beer. Lately money's been tighter so I just crack a couple cans of PBR, usually accompanied by a few tokes of sativa.

Spare me the lecture and finger wag old man narc. Stuff has been legal for nearly 4 years here in the great white north. (but I don't mind admitting I have been partaking for many more years than that!)

Maybe you should try it sometime, you might just find yourself being less of a hard ass. ?

Funny and soooo true. I am a ret. LEO and military and my first goal after retiring (.....and no more peeing in a bottle!) from the military (last career) was to buy "three fingers in a ziplock" and smoke. It has been 6 years since I retired and hiked 2,195 miles of the Appalachian Trail, breathing in the fumes of younger hikers in front of me. The deed is yet to be done! But a road trip to Canada maybe fun?????

 

[JAKE2.3]

I'm with @ParkerAzJeff , give me a cold busch light any day of the week. The dad in me loves cheap beer ha (16 bucks a case at our sam's club). I had a few last night inspecting the new deck with a good cigar. Paid for it a bit this morning though ha ? . If it's a nice occasion, I reach for a good bourbon or well priced scotch.

 

[db_tanker]

Burboun or Tennesee Sourmash is normally whats in my glass with some ice.

Jim Beam Black label, Bulleit, Uncle Nearest and Jack are my go-to daily drinks...Makers Mark, Single Barrel Jack or Garrison Brothers is the weekend libations.

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