DCDawg

Definitely give the OEO a try. I actually just built a six pack, today. I'll let you know if any of my choices are worth a look. I'm kinda pissed now, because I totally forgot the beer names that you mentioned to me and I know that I saw the Hopslam today, but didn't get it. Shit...

Holyshit... I haven't heard of that one from Bell's, although I've had many of their beers. They're a very solid brewing company. Have you heard the good news about Yuengling's? They're going to be shipping away from the east coast, which I know doesn't affect you any (lucky), but they're also coming out with an October Fest. God I love me some Yuengling's, that's the truest sense of an American beer.

If you ever want to try a strong, heavy, winter beer... I highly recommend drinking 'Old Engine Oil'. It was created by one of the guys that developed the Model T and it's from Scotland if my memory serves me. It's the thickest beer you will ever pour, it literally looks like engine oil as it is named, and it tastes like pure dirt (in a good way).

Have you had the Arrogant Bastard yet? That's definitely true to it's name.

Nicely done.

Nice! Thank you for passing along that information. I haven't purchased any beer in a little while but the last one I bought was Southern Tiers Creme Brule beer. Tastes just like drinking custard, fuckin' awesome. What kind of beers are you into? I'm a big stout person, so if you have interest, I can direct you to a TON of good stouts.

Cool, man. Thanks. Where is Southern Tier brewed?

I had a couple Rogue Mocha Porters on Saturday night, and was pleased. I still like the Smuttynose more but I'd like to taste them side-by-side to compare.

Right now, I'm drinking an amazing beer I think you may want to try. It just came out but it's Southern Tier's Imperial Mokah. It's an extremely smooth and bitter, Chocolate and Coffee stout. It's 9 bucks for a pint bottle, but it's well worth it.

Thanks for accepting the add, man.