The Bar Towel

I've been to Wvrst a few times now and have really enjoyed it. I am a little worried as to how long it will survive. Each time I've been there the staff has outnumbered the customers and once I was the only customer. It may be partly due to my late afternoon timing but I really hope they are busier...

They do have covers...I haven't made it to Canadian Tire yet, but they may sell them...If not I'll have to order...I just don't want to set it up without some sort of cover, and I'm getting anxious to smoke!!!

I'll +1 that...

...that is what brought me here...

...well...that and I thought it was a forum where we swapped knitted bartowel patterns...

http://knittingcontessa.blogspot.com/20 ... towel.html

Man, I tried to be polite, conciliatory and even apologetic, but... If you have such contempt for beers like this, perhaps you should think...Maybe you don't like beer. What a stupid and silly thing to say. Perhaps you were drunk when you posted. Tell you what, go sample 1100 beers, then rate hundre...

To buy and bring back beer. It's pretty out in the middle of nowhere, in the adirondacks I know, but we're taking the kids there to see one of the "Little House" homesteads. (Son loves the "little house" books, what can I say?) Is it worth bothering being so far out of an urban c...

Am I wrong or was the 1845 release a few years ago?

sorry, didn't mean to start nonsense... I tried to delete my rather "dickish" post to cratez, but don't seem to be able to. As I said in my previous post, I didn't want to centre anyone out. So might I just say publicly, that cratez I apologize and hope that my last post didn't sound like ...

(formerly IPASlav here...)

those of you who smoke, what kind of smoker do you have?

Thanks for all the input btw!!!

I realized that I need a COVER for it...it's electronic and can't be exposed to rain. Since I don't have an overhang of any type I need someway to keep it dry!

lister wrote:Black Oak Nutcracker Porter.

yeah! Am I way off or it this one of the best casks this province has?

thanks for this - love St. Ambroise Pumkin! Glad to at least hear it's coming back!

boney wrote:
Slavic IPA: tastes like wool, dirt and hardship and you still have to stand in line for hours to get one.

Fuller's Peirogi IPA. Also, Amenesty International has to monitor the fairness of your purchase...


(btw...have tasted wool many times...knitting...)

After tonight I'll stop being a dick...I promise!


oh, btw, at volo tonight I got some clarification on that Corne du Diable pack...it looks like its only going to be 4 pks...which seems to make more sense if the price is just over $11

If you're happy to settle for table scraps, don't let me rain on your parade. Just curious, what wouldn't constitute "table scraps"? Rochefort 10 on sale for $3.00/bottle with thousands of bottles from here to Thunder Bay? If you have such contempt for beers like this, perhaps you should ...

does it mean extra messages? Just wondering....

not to centre anyone out, and I know, I'm new here, but why all the cynicism? If you live in a part of the province that may not get as many bottles, ask for transfers...if they tell you they can't do it, then call them liars! What's the problem here people? The third sour in row. Two Quebec beers t...