Favorite beer

[618 Syndicate]

From my very limited knowledge of beer, I won’t drink it(yes I’m a minor, but as long as I’m with my legal guardian it’s legal, AND my legal guardian knows better.) Can’t stand the taste. Now, we like to cook our venison back strap in Jack Daniels…..and man I love the taste of that stuff. I’ve had some wine and just prefer grape juice to be honest. lololol

You will save sooooooo much money if you don't develop a taste for alcohol!

Me and Jack Daniels got in an argument when I was 15 and I've not drank bourbon since. I'll be 52 this year.

I like beer, cider, gin, scotch, and vodka. I don't drink very often anymore though.

 

[HeavyAsAChevy]

You will save sooooooo much money if you don't develop a taste for alcohol!

Me and Jack Daniels got in an argument when I was 15 and I've not drank bourbon since. I'll be 52 this year.

I like beer, cider, gin, scotch, and vodka. I don't drink very often anymore though.

I’ve always been the friend who won’t drink, not that I’ve had a ton of drinking friends to begin with.

 

[RedneckWithPaychecks]

Why not go to to 140 proof while you're at it (please don't for the love of God)

 

[99Yak]

The one I have with a couple of dogs at the ball park.

 

[RedneckWithPaychecks]

I’ve always been the friend who won’t drink, not that I’ve had a ton of drinking friends to begin with.

I stopped because of the friend that did the drinking. Before that, I was more of a wheat/rye based type of guy. Or whatever was on sale, I'm not very picky

 

[Erik the Awful]

I brew my beer to 14 proof, not that Yanky cooking stuff Martha Stewart uses. US law after prohibition, no more than 7 proof?

Oklahoma used to only allow 3 point beer (6 proof) to be sold in grocery stores and convenience stores. If you wanted 8 point beer or higher you had to buy it at the liquor store. I never bought beer at the grocery store. Now they've finally relaxed the laws and we can buy good beer and wine at the grocery store, but the liquor store has a much better selection of local beer. I have a few cans of Angry Scotsman's Broadside Baltic Porter in the fridge right now - 10.6%

 

[454cid]

Oklahoma used to only allow 3 point beer (6 proof) to be sold in grocery stores and convenience stores. If you wanted 8 point beer or higher you had to buy it at the liquor store.

So 3% alcohol??? I've never seen beer that low. Usually lite beer is 4.5%. Did the big companies brew a version specifically for the OK market?

 

[Erik the Awful]

Weak but powerful: The legacy of 3.2 percent beer endures

This Depression-era relic will be gone by the end of year. How has it lasted this long, and will anyone miss it when it’s gone?

thecounter.org

 

[Tommy1234]

Weak but powerful: The legacy of 3.2 percent beer endures

This Depression-era relic will be gone by the end of year. How has it lasted this long, and will anyone miss it when it’s gone?

thecounter.org

Learning something new

 

[Tommy1234]

I don't know if anyone lives in dry counties?? I knew there was parts of Texas where the bars are actually considered private clubs quote un quote
(They are open to the public yet local laws "private club" )
But I think the private club's thing and dry areas are really started to disappear