For me, it's puking in the church parking lot because I'm so hungover. It had a wall of windows lining the back wall, so I'm pretty sure the preacher was the only one who saw me ralphing in the bushes.
It appeared everywhere around here in 2017 and in the surrounding states I've visited since then. It always tasted kind of like Budweiser to me so I'm surprised to learn that it's from a craft brewery.
If you order at a shit bar, you'll notice a sourness from the dirty unkempt lines, and if you bring it up, the proprietor will say they clean the lines every night.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Then the bar will shut down, then burn down. So go across the street and get crabs with your beer instead.
Maybe that's explains why it tasted fricking terrible when I had some in Texas.
2 years ago
Anonymous
That's the one of the reasons the macrobrewers have breweries all over the nation. Beer doesn't travel well. Heineken is the same story. It's pretty similar to Yeingling in flavor when it's a fresh can. But most of the time it's just going to taste like Bud Light if it's been sitting on a skid in a warehouse instead of going straight to retail.
2 years ago
Anonymous
# >It's pretty similar to Yeingling in flavor when it's a fresh can.
I usually just buy a Mich Ultra on draft at the bar and pour in some Bloody Mary Mix and pour a few dashes of Tabasco Sauce (I've tried other hot sauces like Crystal but it doesn't have that peppery flavor I like) and I am a man who does not like Bloody Mary's either. But those hit the spot
Yeungling I fricking garbage for normie alkies who want everyone to think they're not alkies..
And I picked this up because it was quick, I also have Sonder in my fridge, c**t. > over hopped
You eat ketchup with Dino nuggies, huh, b***h?
Beer snobs are the equivalent of people who collect cassette tapes or hot rod their Glocks. Pretend to care who throws commodity ingredients into a pot and let's it sit for a few weeks, everyone knows you're too dumb and poor to get into an actual hobby.
> bruh check out my custom rig, man ship's off the wall, yo! > $7000 gaming rig/streamer studio > lives in a rat hole apartment complex
Lmfao, project harder, I vidya and drink and make good money, frick else I need?
there's no such thing as an "actual" hobby, you probably should focus on yourself instead of getting all uppity about things others like. I get you're just voicing your opinion, but you don't have to be so disputatious about it, I think collecting toys is a silly hobby, but you can learn a lot from hobbies if you're invested enough in them.
Is being snobby and pretentious about a beer really a hobby, though? It seems like a personality quirk most other people would find obnoxious.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Hobbies are very dependent on motive behind the hobby. A lot of beer snobs brew their own beers, it's very easy to do these days with the availability of brew kits, So yeah trying a bunch of beers and learning about the flavor profile, location of the brew, ingredients, etc. Could give you some insight into how to create different styles and flavors or learning about what types of bottles you should use and all that jazz. Now you're probably talking about the "foodie" drinkers who just enjoy beer. And i'd say that's not really a "hobby" as much as it is an activity you like to participate in. Hobbies, in my opinion, should be things you are actively involved in artistically. Collecting things is a hobby, because most people who collect very specific things are typically involved in the community based around that thing. Like star wars fans, just enjoying star wars isn't a hobby, BUT if you're collecting movie props and going to conventious and cosplaying, etc. Then it becomes a hobby because you're learning and involving yourself in the community.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Now you're probably talking about the "foodie" drinkers who just enjoy beer. And i'd say that's not really a "hobby" as much as it is an activity you like to participate in.
This is Culinaly so I've always assumed the people that are snobby about beer fall into this category. Brewing your own beer is another beast entirely. I wouldn't call those guys snobs because most of those people really know their shit instead of just talk out of their ass and look down on others for liking a beer that they don't like.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>I wouldn't call those guys snobs because most of those people really know their shit instead of just talk out of their ass and look down on others for liking a beer that they don't like.
i agree with that definitely, I guess it really just boils down to the motives. Wine drinkers are a weird iffy area because there are noticeable profiles from different grapes and there's a science to how the aromas and flavors work together. But idk i try not to give people shit about stuff, If people like drinking beer whatever, if people act like dicks about it then they aren't people i'd want to be around. BUT if i'm at a bar and i'm sitting next to one of those types and they order a beer or a flight and want to discuss what they like about the different beers in an educational and civil way then i'm all ears. I love learning about stuff and i'll pretty much try anything, I went through a phase in my teens when I was just going to different churches and sitting through services to learn about what makes a Baptist or a Methodist or a Presbyterian etc (I lived in the south there was a dozen different churches all within a few miles of eachother) I learned that if you are a new face at literally ANY church you'll get people coming up to you and doing a big church pitch so I treat every hobbyist kind of like that, everybody has a programmed pitch they give you about things they are into. You probably do it and don't even realize when people ask about things you're into or if they see you skateboarding or surfing or whatever you do you have your basic run-down of it.
Anheiser-Busch would make an 11% ABV hops up your breasts IPA that would kick your favorite nanobrew's ass if not for the fact that that that shit's gross and nobody would buy it on a macro scale
>entry level >beer >comment not yet disavowed by the people in the same thread who pleaded to be left to like what they like
So the mask comes off
Anyone not drinking Yuengling or other such large scale craft is a moron equivalent to those who judge others' taste in anniemay cartoon
Yeungling I fricking garbage for normie alkies who want everyone to think they're not alkies..
And I picked this up because it was quick, I also have Sonder in my fridge, c**t. > over hopped
You eat ketchup with Dino nuggies, huh, b***h?
>You eat ketchup with Dino nuggies, huh, b***h?
What can I say? I enjoy a hoppy beer with a good amount of bitterness that I can feel.
Sorry if my tastes aren't up to your standards, perhaps if I drank some White Claw you could relate, you little pussy boy, you?
>DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favourite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m frickin JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!
Yeah, or rather I would like to but usually I get a terrible fricking headache if I jerk off when really hungover that lasts for days. Blood pressure I think but I can't be assed to do anything about it but drink less.
I actually do, yeah. My thinking was that since I can't really get up or eat or derive pleasure from anything, cranking one out was a good way for me to get a quick hit of nice brain chemicals. I'll go like 4 or 5 times on a really bad hangover day
What can I say? I enjoy a hoppy beer with a good amount of bitterness that I can feel.
Sorry if my tastes aren't up to your standards, perhaps if I drank some White Claw you could relate, you little pussy boy, you?
While it's not brewed in a monastary under the watchful eyes of the lord, Yuengling has saved my ass a lot. Mostly from inferior beers in the same price range. I'm glad they're mass producing the stuff now and shipping it out. It actually taste like a beer. And for the price it is the best bang for the buck. It's better than those rice beers and malt liqours. It says Lager on the can but you're actually getting a lager. I feel like as far as traditional beers the only step up from here would be a Guiness. Yuengling's a good beer.
For me, it's puking in the church parking lot because I'm so hungover. It had a wall of windows lining the back wall, so I'm pretty sure the preacher was the only one who saw me ralphing in the bushes.
Why is that for you? Sounds terrible
Alcoholism, pure and simple.
meh
thats cool
but i read it as cat or pill or?
caterpillar
I wish I could buy it here. It really enhanced my trip to New Orleans.
I live in the Midwest and we have it. I thought it was available nationwide.
No, they're a craft brewery from Pennsylvania.
It appeared everywhere around here in 2017 and in the surrounding states I've visited since then. It always tasted kind of like Budweiser to me so I'm surprised to learn that it's from a craft brewery.
all beer lasts about 2 weeks in a can, in about 2 hours in the back of a 100 degree trailer.
Go to a regular bar in PA and order a lager where everyone is ordering lager and you'll get a fresh keg.
Light Floral hops, malt, dry.
If you order at a shit bar, you'll notice a sourness from the dirty unkempt lines, and if you bring it up, the proprietor will say they clean the lines every night.
Then the bar will shut down, then burn down. So go across the street and get crabs with your beer instead.
Maybe that's explains why it tasted fricking terrible when I had some in Texas.
That's the one of the reasons the macrobrewers have breweries all over the nation. Beer doesn't travel well. Heineken is the same story. It's pretty similar to Yeingling in flavor when it's a fresh can. But most of the time it's just going to taste like Bud Light if it's been sitting on a skid in a warehouse instead of going straight to retail.
#
>It's pretty similar to Yeingling in flavor when it's a fresh can.
t. tastelet
>they're a craft brewery
I need to find God, or some alcohol
for me lately it's been these
These are refreshing and I used to love these. I wish I didn't quit drinking sometimes.
I usually just buy a Mich Ultra on draft at the bar and pour in some Bloody Mary Mix and pour a few dashes of Tabasco Sauce (I've tried other hot sauces like Crystal but it doesn't have that peppery flavor I like) and I am a man who does not like Bloody Mary's either. But those hit the spot
Sunday early supper, courtesy of Ohio
> Yeungling
Gitgud homosexual.
New belgium is a trashy overpriced brewery catering to homosexuals who think they have sophisticated palates for appreciating overhopped bullshit.
Yeungling I fricking garbage for normie alkies who want everyone to think they're not alkies..
And I picked this up because it was quick, I also have Sonder in my fridge, c**t.
> over hopped
You eat ketchup with Dino nuggies, huh, b***h?
Yingling always taste flat to me I don't get the appeal.
Beer snobs are the equivalent of people who collect cassette tapes or hot rod their Glocks. Pretend to care who throws commodity ingredients into a pot and let's it sit for a few weeks, everyone knows you're too dumb and poor to get into an actual hobby.
> bruh check out my custom rig, man ship's off the wall, yo!
> $7000 gaming rig/streamer studio
> lives in a rat hole apartment complex
Lmfao, project harder, I vidya and drink and make good money, frick else I need?
>project harder
>he says while projecting
there's no such thing as an "actual" hobby, you probably should focus on yourself instead of getting all uppity about things others like. I get you're just voicing your opinion, but you don't have to be so disputatious about it, I think collecting toys is a silly hobby, but you can learn a lot from hobbies if you're invested enough in them.
Is being snobby and pretentious about a beer really a hobby, though? It seems like a personality quirk most other people would find obnoxious.
Hobbies are very dependent on motive behind the hobby. A lot of beer snobs brew their own beers, it's very easy to do these days with the availability of brew kits, So yeah trying a bunch of beers and learning about the flavor profile, location of the brew, ingredients, etc. Could give you some insight into how to create different styles and flavors or learning about what types of bottles you should use and all that jazz. Now you're probably talking about the "foodie" drinkers who just enjoy beer. And i'd say that's not really a "hobby" as much as it is an activity you like to participate in. Hobbies, in my opinion, should be things you are actively involved in artistically. Collecting things is a hobby, because most people who collect very specific things are typically involved in the community based around that thing. Like star wars fans, just enjoying star wars isn't a hobby, BUT if you're collecting movie props and going to conventious and cosplaying, etc. Then it becomes a hobby because you're learning and involving yourself in the community.
>Now you're probably talking about the "foodie" drinkers who just enjoy beer. And i'd say that's not really a "hobby" as much as it is an activity you like to participate in.
This is Culinaly so I've always assumed the people that are snobby about beer fall into this category. Brewing your own beer is another beast entirely. I wouldn't call those guys snobs because most of those people really know their shit instead of just talk out of their ass and look down on others for liking a beer that they don't like.
>I wouldn't call those guys snobs because most of those people really know their shit instead of just talk out of their ass and look down on others for liking a beer that they don't like.
i agree with that definitely, I guess it really just boils down to the motives. Wine drinkers are a weird iffy area because there are noticeable profiles from different grapes and there's a science to how the aromas and flavors work together. But idk i try not to give people shit about stuff, If people like drinking beer whatever, if people act like dicks about it then they aren't people i'd want to be around. BUT if i'm at a bar and i'm sitting next to one of those types and they order a beer or a flight and want to discuss what they like about the different beers in an educational and civil way then i'm all ears. I love learning about stuff and i'll pretty much try anything, I went through a phase in my teens when I was just going to different churches and sitting through services to learn about what makes a Baptist or a Methodist or a Presbyterian etc (I lived in the south there was a dozen different churches all within a few miles of eachother) I learned that if you are a new face at literally ANY church you'll get people coming up to you and doing a big church pitch so I treat every hobbyist kind of like that, everybody has a programmed pitch they give you about things they are into. You probably do it and don't even realize when people ask about things you're into or if they see you skateboarding or surfing or whatever you do you have your basic run-down of it.
Anheiser-Busch would make an 11% ABV hops up your breasts IPA that would kick your favorite nanobrew's ass if not for the fact that that that shit's gross and nobody would buy it on a macro scale
>overpriced
>$11 for six 8%ers
ngmi
How much is Lagunita's or Sam Adams' Rebel IPA?
not worth it
>how to show you're white trash without saying you're white trash
Howdy fellow Ohio anon. Clearly you're doing better than me.
>entry-level IPA w/ Awesome and Badass skellerton
>reps ohio, doesn't drink ohio beer
>gud
good grief
Voodoo ranger ain't bad. I live in FL though and every county out here has its own been so I try to stick to those. But I do enjoy my Mich Ultras
I switch between the skelliebois and great lakes brewing, so eh.
>entry level
>beer
>comment not yet disavowed by the people in the same thread who pleaded to be left to like what they like
So the mask comes off
Anyone not drinking Yuengling or other such large scale craft is a moron equivalent to those who judge others' taste in anniemay cartoon
>DUDE i just LOVE the hustle and bustle of the big city, it’s so DYNAMIC and makes me feel like i’m in one of my favourite TV SHOWS. you should totally come on down to my studio apartment, it’s got EXPOSED RED BRICK walls and everything, we can crack open a nice hoppy ipa or three and get crazy watching some cartoons on adult swim! and dude, dude, DUDE, we have GOTTA go down to the barcade- listen here, right, it’s a BAR where us ADULTS who do ADULTING can go DRINK. BUT!!!! it’s also an ARCADE like when we were kids, so we can play awesome VIDEO GAMES, without dumb kids bothering us. speaking of which megan and i have finally decided to tie the knot- literally -we’re both getting snipped tomorrow at the hospital, that way we can save money to spent more on ourselves and our FURBABIES. i’m frickin JACKED man, i’m gonna SLAM this craft beer and pop open another one!!!
>ruins your Sunday
Is this the worst hangover giver? And why the frick do I still like it?
I was just thinking about this today, i always wake up horny as frick when hungover.
Yeah, or rather I would like to but usually I get a terrible fricking headache if I jerk off when really hungover that lasts for days. Blood pressure I think but I can't be assed to do anything about it but drink less.
I actually do, yeah. My thinking was that since I can't really get up or eat or derive pleasure from anything, cranking one out was a good way for me to get a quick hit of nice brain chemicals. I'll go like 4 or 5 times on a really bad hangover day
Yes. But if I have a hangover headache it usually makes it worse while I'm doing it.
aye
>You eat ketchup with Dino nuggies, huh, b***h?
What can I say? I enjoy a hoppy beer with a good amount of bitterness that I can feel.
Sorry if my tastes aren't up to your standards, perhaps if I drank some White Claw you could relate, you little pussy boy, you?
GOT EEEEM
what the frick is wrong with ketchup and dino nuggies?
nothing if you're 8 years old stinky neckbeard
Absolutely, I think it's something about your dopamine being all wacked from drinking and jerking off just feels great
>drinking when you have work the next day
hard pass
>being a big gigantic pussy homosexual homosexual
sorry to hear June is over lightweight
I drink at work homie
While it's not brewed in a monastary under the watchful eyes of the lord, Yuengling has saved my ass a lot. Mostly from inferior beers in the same price range. I'm glad they're mass producing the stuff now and shipping it out. It actually taste like a beer. And for the price it is the best bang for the buck. It's better than those rice beers and malt liqours. It says Lager on the can but you're actually getting a lager. I feel like as far as traditional beers the only step up from here would be a Guiness. Yuengling's a good beer.
its full of food coloring.
Food coloring, huh... At least I can taste the hops and barley. I just wish somebody would start making a heffeweizen for 90 cents a can.
You could, homebrewing is not as complicated as it sounds, and after the initial costs beer isnt expensive to brew