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muddy

muddy

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Finally a bill that I'm really REALLY excited about! The new high octane imports that will be hitting our state in the next 6 months are great but I"m really excited for the local breweries. Millstream should have some great IPA and stouts this fall/winter.

Nanny and those that prefer the Busch Light need not apply! :D

http://www.kcrg.com/news/local/87297642.html
 
muddy said:
Finally a bill that I'm really REALLY excited about! The new high octane imports that will be hitting our state in the next 6 months are great but I"m really excited for the local breweries. Millstream should have some great IPA and stouts this fall/winter.

Nanny and those that prefer the Busch Light need not apply! :D

http://www.kcrg.com/news/local/87297642.html
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Look for new Fat Tire products coming soon. Also all Ice packages, Keystone ice, Mbest ice, Icehouse, will be higher as well as Steel 211 will be the real stuff. More bang for your buck
 
muddy said:
Millstream should have some great IPA and stouts this fall/winter.
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I saw in the paper that Millstream was looking forward to producing a doppel bock (bleck, one of my least favorite styles of beer). :(

I'm with you Muddy, maybe we need to start lobbying them to get after some IPA and stouts!

I also saw that Sierra Nevada is the leading seller of "strong" beer Iowa right now, probably thanks to me.;) I'm really liking their Bigfoot Ale.
 
I didn't know you still drank Randy, last couple times we met up you avoided it like the plague! ;)

Doppel's aint 'bad, I'd prefer a trepel though.
 
I'm all about the king of beers. KING COBRA baby!!!!!! You can keep your whimpy snooty beers. Takes a man to drink THE VENOM and live to tell it.

The 'Bonker
 
I've never discriminated when it comes to beer. Busch Light to Guiness.

Any of you tried the New Glarus stuff from SW Wisconsin? Their "Fat Squirrel" is excellent. Wish they could produce enough to sell around here.
 
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