The Bar Towel

Does anyone here other than Reverend have a job...or, for that matter, a life?

You, Kramer and Newman should get together....

I can make it for July 28th...I figure by the time a decision is made that'll be a good date.

OK, is it just me or did everyone else give a collective "HUH?" when they read this?

I know that I said I was retiring in another thread but I just can't pass this one up....some of the worst lambics in the world are brewed by de Troch (pineapple????...banana???? give me a freakin break man) so it's nice to see them all together at Joe's so one need only invest in one evening of wre...

My you beer guys are a sensitive lot, quick to be insulted but even quicker to take the debate down a few notches with vulgar language...how crude. I stand by my friend rabbit, although I don't know him, and a pox on you non-meateaters and your mealy-mouthed defenders. On that note I will retire fro...

Could you also check for me to find out what honking big time, blood pooling, mouthwatering, cholesterol raising chunks of animal flesh dishes there are as the stuff you've listed so far is for weenies and twits who eat squirrel food...homo sapiens are meat eaters and those that aren't are the cud-c...

I take exception to beer_dude's comments!

I think that the lack of variety available in the District is a big negative. It's great that Mill St. brews there and it's fine that everyone's pouring it but it makes for a one dimensional beer scene. When I go to a bar and am going to have 3 or 4 beers in an evening, I usually have 3 or 4 differe...

I gotta stop posting when I'm drunk.

Man, bofderline, you're taking this one very seriously. OK already, Wittekerke is a tremendous example of the brewer's art, there, I admit it, but I won't be buying any at Smokeless' which will certainly leave more for you. Cheers and enjoy your tavels.

Maybe they're on a mission from God to convince people that the Organic lager isn't ridiculously overpriced.

If it's one of the better ranked wit beers in Belgium then why do you refer to a British beer writer who has sold about a total of 4 books in North America (I guess you've got one of them) to back up your contention. The fact is Wittekerke is not widely available or known in Belgium as it's a small ...

I've had both. The Montagnarde is a decent strong Belgian ale but the Wittekerke is far from being an "excellent" wheat beer, it's passable but not worth wasting dollars on as there are far better Belgian wheat beers out there and I'd opt for a Hoegaarden or a Brussels White any day over t...

Workers of the world unite....