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A good and skunky Grolsch will seperate the men from the boys!
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COORS LIGHT GETS MY VOTE
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Busch tall-boys! Really compliments a fire-charred Johnsonville.
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If we are talking micro's. My vote will have to be Mirror Pond Ale :YUM
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I am also a big fan of Mirror Pond, but Sierra Nevada Pale Ale is my fav! :TONGUE
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Mac and Jacks will do!
I would have to make a vote for fish tale brewery in olympia. Couldn't decide on a particular brew from them, but they are all excellent. The wild salmon pale ale has part of the profits going to salmon restoration efforts, as well as being an excellent refresher on hot summer days. They have even sponsored a local river cleanup project and provided us with plenty of free brew.
An excellent brewery, supporting a good cause.
An excellent brewery, supporting a good cause.
I knew you guys were a bunch of yuppies at heart (fat tire, mac&jack's). Those are all fine when you are sitting around waxing the Beamer...
But nothing beats a warm Schmidt that has been in your backpack all day (makes it nice and frothy). If you get the cans with the bass or the trout artwork you are practically guaranteed to catch fish. :THUMBSUP
Not to mention the fact that the cans are camoflaged and won't reflect sunlight to spook your fish. Hahahahahahahah
Come on, who's with me on the animal beer?
But nothing beats a warm Schmidt that has been in your backpack all day (makes it nice and frothy). If you get the cans with the bass or the trout artwork you are practically guaranteed to catch fish. :THUMBSUP
Not to mention the fact that the cans are camoflaged and won't reflect sunlight to spook your fish. Hahahahahahahah
Come on, who's with me on the animal beer?
You bring Mac and Jacks and your welcome on my boat any time. It is not easy to come by in the Olympia area.
My last experience with a Mac and Jacks was at Safeco feild where I had to cough up $6 for a cup. I had to borrow a buck 50 from a friend even. When they gave me the cup, I swear there was not even eight ounces in there. I was dissapointed and felt jipped. But then I took a small sip (you don't chug beer at 75 cents an ounce). This was one of those defining beer moments, where you are left speachless. I have talked about that beer for a couple months now, with very little in the way of prodding to coax it out of me. Even as I type this now, I can't find the words to express haw good that cup was. I'm at work, I'm salivating and I just need to stop thinking about it. All I can say is, If I had another 6 bucks in my pocket, I would have easily given it up for another 7 and 2/3 ounces.
My last experience with a Mac and Jacks was at Safeco feild where I had to cough up $6 for a cup. I had to borrow a buck 50 from a friend even. When they gave me the cup, I swear there was not even eight ounces in there. I was dissapointed and felt jipped. But then I took a small sip (you don't chug beer at 75 cents an ounce). This was one of those defining beer moments, where you are left speachless. I have talked about that beer for a couple months now, with very little in the way of prodding to coax it out of me. Even as I type this now, I can't find the words to express haw good that cup was. I'm at work, I'm salivating and I just need to stop thinking about it. All I can say is, If I had another 6 bucks in my pocket, I would have easily given it up for another 7 and 2/3 ounces.
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