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Toasting the Latino wave with Dos Equis?
Cheering for Trump with a pale ale?
I think that I will grab some Yuengling Lager, because:
1. I really like it.
2. I'll be thinking of my home state.
3. The owner is a Trump supporter, and I want to start the healing thru beer.
Hey, men of good conscience can disagree and still share a few cold ones.
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Goose wrote:
Toasting the Latino wave with Dos Equis?
Cheering for Trump with a pale ale?
I think that I will grab some Yuengling Lager, because:
1. I really like it.
2. I'll be thinking of my home state.
3. The owner is a Trump supporter, and I want to start the healing thru beer.
Hey, men of good conscience can disagree and still share a few cold ones.
There's some Philly area bars who have pulled Yeungling from their taps because Dick Yuengling came out in support of Trump.
Personally, I think that's dumb. Both on Yuengling because why get your business involved with a political candidate. And because if you like something, why turn away from it over a political argument.
For me, I'm going to stick with what's currently in the beer fridge.
Lancaster Oktoberfest
Bell's Two-Hearted Ale
Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale.
The first returns from Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina start coming in at 7:00 EST. My hope is that it's a quick night and I can get to bed by 10:00. But I have enough beer reserves to make it all the way to Alaska, if needed.
For America.
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Wish I was an imbiber but no, I'll be sticking with my Trader Joe's something-or-other green tea or a glass of Strite's Orchard's apple cider.
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I'm going with wine. Starting off with a vin nobile from Montepulciano (ok, maybe I cheated since my shipment came two days ago), then switching to a brunello, and finishing the evening off with a vin santo from a tiny winery south of Florence in the Chianti Classico region.
But hey, before the fun, I might sip to a nut brown ale or two. So many beers ........ so little time.
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A pitcher of Mudslides.
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Just Fred wrote:
I'm going with wine. Starting off with a vin nobile from Montepulciano (ok, maybe I cheated since my shipment came two days ago), then switching to a brunello, and finishing the evening off with a vin santo from a tiny winery south of Florence in the Chianti Classico region.
But hey, before the fun, I might sip to a nut brown ale or two. So many beers ........ so little time.
Thinking of putting a bottle of prosecco in the fridge, but I don't want to jinx myself.
I can always chill it in a bucket of ice water in a pinch.
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Some will laugh, some will crow, as for me, I'd rather drink (Laughing) Crow than eat crow!