Beer Snobs Thread

[Blue Dawg]

I was watching Trailer Park Boys and Facebook arguing. It was an epic night for sure.

There's a shit wind a blowin, boys.

[Built4Speed]

There's a shit wind a blowin, boys.

Birds of a shit-feather flock together, Randy.

[Cool Hand Clyde]

Birds of a shit-feather flock together, Randy.

Do you know what happens when two shitonic plates collide, Randy? A shitquake.

[PawDawg]

Give the Seersucker Summer Pils a shot. Pretty good Abita offering, imo. Also, Southern Drawl by Great Raft is a really solid local brew. It's my go-to weekend/yard work/honey-do list beer.

Where do you shop?

Can't find the Seersucker by Abita

I found the Southern Drawl. It was great. Wish they had it in a bottle.

[Built4Speed]

Where do you shop?

Can't find the Seersucker by Abita

I found the Southern Drawl. It was great. Wish they had it in a bottle.

Glad you liked the Southern Drawl! Most of Great Raft's beers come in cans. They do have 22 oz bombers of small batch and seasonal beers, but a lot of those are pretty out there with their flavor profiles and would be acquired tastes for most.

I typically go to Tiger Market on 18th and Forsythe, but sometimes I'll go to Tonore's or Vieux Carre Market on 18th. Since I've been living in WM the past few months, I've learned that the big new store on the corner of Cypress and Well Rd, as well as the store at the corner of Wallace and Cypress (next to J&H), both have good selections. I bet any of these would have the Seersucker.

Edit- Brookshires on 18th and on 165 both have solid selections since remodeling. They might be worth a shot too.

[PawDawg]

Glad you liked the Southern Drawl! Most of Great Raft's beers come in cans. They do have 22 oz bombers of small batch and seasonal beers, but a lot of those are pretty out there with their flavor profiles and would be acquired tastes for most.

I typically go to Tiger Market on 18th and Forsythe, but sometimes I'll go to Tonore's or Vieux Carre Market on 18th. Since I've been living in WM the past few months, I've learned that the big new store on the corner of Cypress and Well Rd, as well as the store at the corner of Wallace and Cypress (next to J&H), both have good selections. I bet any of these would have the Seersucker.

I try to spend on the West side when I can. Best selection and prices seem to be the Now Save on Cypress/Well Road. They had the Southern Drawl I checked there, Cypress/Wallace, and Cypress/Downing Pines. None of them had the Seersucker in stock. I'll check over here in Monroe where they speak English.

[skilldawg]

Where do you shop?

Can't find the Seersucker by Abita

I found the Southern Drawl. It was great. Wish they had it in a bottle.

I highly recommend that you go "shopping" at the brewery in Shreveport. You can sit all day and try every beer they brew straight from the tap. You can also buy a growler for your to go needs.

Probably need a driver to get you back home though.

If you just want to go sight see, I will ride with you.

[ChampKind]

Tried Red River's Hay Ryed this week. Good stuff if you like wheat brews. It's not sweet and citrus like shock top...its Spicy!

[PawDawg]

Tried Red River's Hay Ryed this week. Good stuff if you like wheat brews. It's not sweet and citrus like shock top...its Spicy!

S'Port beer?

[ChampKind]

S'Port beer?

Yep. Two good local microbreweries here in the port city.

[Cool Hand Clyde]

Had some ice cold Pabst Blue Ribbon last night. Yum yum.

[PawDawg]

Had some ice cold Pabst Blue Ribbon last night. Yum yum.

16 oz or quart?

[Cool Hand Clyde]

16 oz or quart?

Long necks with a side of Jameson. We call it a PBJ

[PawDawg]

Long necks with a side of Jameson. We call it a PBJ

Wow! What's it like to be you?

[KSDAWG]

I am a poster child for Pabst Blue Ribbon. I drink it almost daily. There is nothing better than a shot of Red Breast 12 followed by an ICE COLD PBR. Except maybe Murpheys and Red Breast 18.