That is a tough one. I'll shoot for ten.
OregonAmy said:I can't say just one, so I'll give you a few of varying styles, in order of preference.
Stone: Arrogant ******* Ale. This is widely available.
Sadly, it is not widely available.I used to drink the stuff like water when I lived in AZ, but now that I'm in NH, I can't find it anywhere.![]()
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That sucks, I know you can get it on some places in the east coast. Most of what I said was reasonably available assumes that you have access to a specialty bottle shop. I do know that in Oregon a brewery has to be blessed by the OLCC before its products can be imported, I imagine other states are the same way.Originally Posted by OregonAmy
I can't say just one, so I'll give you a few of varying styles, in order of preference.
Stone: Arrogant ******* Ale. This is widely available.
Sadly, it is not widely available.I used to drink the stuff like water when I lived in AZ, but now that I'm in NH, I can't find it anywhere.![]()
There are online bottle shops that can ship to most states but obviously the shipping can be prohibitively expensive. Shipping might double the cost for something domestic and reasonably priced like Stone.
I like La Fin du Monde. Do you mean the beer is great or it is great that it is 9.5% abv because that is really only the beginning in terms of "big" beers.
I seriously LOL'ed at that one!!
Where? In Frankenmuth?
I make good beer but I possess not the hubris to believe that it is world class.
I disagree, with the exception of the mass-produced swill that passes for "beer" these days. Even if all beer were non-alcoholic, I'd still drink it because I like the taste.