Blkblt

Are you out there Stewart?????

The Colorado Corvette Crazies met again today:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/zerothread?id=383373

I noticed that Lars was wearing a particularly peculiar shirt with the name of a strange and exotic brew from Pennsylvania country....... :rolleyes: :D

I just don't understand this; I am terribly confused............ :jester



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:cheers:

tnt76vette

Then you obviously have never heard of "Ol' Frothingslosh" either, have you? :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

lars

The shirt was provided by C3 Forum Member Stewart74.... and it was worn with PRIDE while drinking and tuning and tuning and drinking at our CCC tech session today. Thanks, Stewart, for providing the stylish wardrobe for today's session!!!

tersian

Rolling Rock is good, but far from the best PA has to offer, Yeungling Lager is by far the best Pennsylvania brew!

lars

Tersian -
I think you need professionals to comment on your statement. Simply send a case of the Yeungling Lager out to the CCC, and we will provide you with an in-depth evaluation and professional opinion. :cheers:

Captain Morgan

Lars,
If you come to Terre Haute while you're in Indiana, I'll take you to Mogger's. They have a beer list longer than their menu. :D I've sampled quite a few, although some are a waste of time, like the rasberry, fruity, girls beer. :lol: No, I didn't order it, my date did and I stupidly tasted it. :U Had to wash the taste out with a good Hefeweizen. :yesnod:

Avery


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7tea1

As a born and raised Pennsylvanian---I salute your good taste sir!

At least you wern't wearing a Kahlua Mocha Lite Cappacino Frappe shirt :D

VolVette

Looks like a good weekend. I can't believe I posted about my paint project showing my materials and didn't have the sense to put my bottle of Lowenbrau in the picture.

I'll ensure that the bottle makes appearances in my upcoming threads.

glen242

Where is the Lowenbrau made that you drink? I gave up on Lowenbrau after Miller got a hold of it and really pissed it up. Found out that Miller gave up on it and it was being imported again, so I went out and bought a case. Stuff was made in Canada and was only a slight improvement over the Miller version. I Need the German brewed stuff. I especially liked their October Fest.

Milehigh66

Because the ccc met at my house today I will add this story, My wife and I where in DC and walking around endlessly, she is from Maryland, as we walked for what semed like forever we ended up going into this pub just outside the grounds where the Smithonian and all that is and ordered a couple of Rolling rocks on tap, I don't know if it was because we were tired or what but it was the best beer that I had had all day. I can't fault RR at all, it was and still is one of my best beer memories of all time. I know that is kind of sad that all of my memories are of beers that I have had, but I still believe that it was a great beer.

Sad but true. :cheers:

Captain Morgan

I like Rolling Rock and usually keep some in the fridge. :yesnod:

VolVette

I didn't know this at all! I will go home after work today and see if my Lowenbrau was made in Germany!!? Thanks for the tip.

thejaf

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought the original Lowenbrau was made in Switzerland. There's a German Budweisser, that can't be imported to the US for obvious reasons.

There's also a Dominican Cohiba that's not owned by GC. Not very good :bb :U

drspeedy

Definitley! Never heard of the stuff until I moved here, and now I'm putting their kids through college :D And if you haven't, you oughta try out Tröegs...

And then I go down a coupla posts and there's Moggers! What a dern fine place to get some brews! If anyone gets (or lives) out here, lemme know- we can head to Zeno's in State College, PA for a cold one... If they don't have it, you don't need it!

-doc

Stewart's74

Lars,
Glad you liked them :) It was the least I could do.
I have a few beer connections here in Ohio They come in real handy :lol:
Looks as though you guys in Co. have some good times. I'll have to get something going around here.

Cheers fellas.

I was out of town last week and have about 40 e-mails to return.

Stew

The Dude

A Rolling Rock
Electric Shock
She gives a lickin'
That won't stop.

Sorry. I always hear that song in my head every time I see that beer advertised.

VolVette

Although not in the league with Yeungling, one of Anheuser Busch's brewery's is less than a mile from where I work and am sitting now. It's always great to drive by on the way home, roll down the windows, and get a big breath of the beer brewing.

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bsowa

Have to agree with tersian....Yeungling is the best Pennsylvania has to offer. But you can't leave out some good ole Iron City!

glen242

Started drinking Lowenbrau in college in 1960. Brewed and bottled in Munich, Germany. Continued to be that way until sometime in the '70s when Miller got the U.S. rights to brew it.

Anyone know if German Lowenbrau is available in the states?

GDaina

Speaking of Pennsylvania brews.....couple to stay away from....Iron City and Kohlers.....eweeeee....bad stuff.