Northwest Dive Club

My current favorite is Sweet Leaf Amber.

I love beer, too. My current favorite is always changing, but if I'm out somewhere, I do love me a pint of Mac & Jacks African Amber. :occasion5:

Ahh. Mac and Jacks. Now that is something I miss about living in Seattle. That stuff is hard to find anywhere else.

i love almost every beer that Deschutes Brewery brews. their Black Butte Porter is in my top 5.

hot summer days, i enjoy a Pacifico or Modelo Especial with lime.

and i still knock back a Fat Tire every so often.

mmm, beer.

Does it count that I love bitch beer (instead of brewed beer)?
Cyderworks over in Bingen makes great Cider. Love Fish Tales (outta Olympia) hard cider called Dark and Dry...

MAck and Jacks

Fat Tire

and surprisingly that new Bud Light Lime

Norris wrote: and surprisingly that new Bud Light Lime

Herratic!

I've never had a bad beer made by Rogue, and of course, whatever I made most recently is always enjoyable. :occasion5:

Manny's
Roger's
Fat Tire
Corona w/lime and a Patron back
Stella
...and I just had something called a Schwag Lite in Port Townsend that I really liked!

oregondiver wrote:Does it count that I love bitch beer (instead of brewed beer)?
Cyderworks over in Bingen makes great Cider. Love Fish Tales (outta Olympia) hard cider called Dark and Dry...

Just had Fish Tales last night-REALLY love it!!

I have been drinking Mirror Pond lately and love it. The IPA, Organic and the good old Pale Ale. :occasion5:

Romer Treece wrote:

oregondiver wrote:Does it count that I love bitch beer (instead of brewed beer)?
Cyderworks over in Bingen makes great Cider. Love Fish Tales (outta Olympia) hard cider called Dark and Dry...

Just had Fish Tales last night-REALLY love it!!

Fish Tales is t3h goods. Frequently on sale at the Holman Road QFC, if you have one of their member cards..... :occasion5:

if you are lucky enought to find this beer and have the bucks to buy one, i highly reccomend you do. its not something that you drink more then one of but its oh so good. i keep a few in my beer room aging.

but for everday drinking i love bass ale or anchor steam.

Burntchef wrote:if you are lucky enought to find this beer and have the bucks to buy one, i highly reccomend you do. its not something that you drink more then one of but its oh so good. i keep a few in my beer room aging.

Drinking one right now. It delicious! One of these is going into long term storage for sure.

Nwbrewer wrote:

Burntchef wrote:if you are lucky enought to find this beer and have the bucks to buy one, i highly reccomend you do. its not something that you drink more then one of but its oh so good. i keep a few in my beer room aging.

Drinking one right now. It delicious! One of these is going into long term storage for sure.

Gonna have to try that one. My "extra-special treat" beer is usually a Rogue dead guy ale. Them's tasty.

i will pick tyou up one dude, we only have a few left.

I'm presently enjoying a Snoqualmie Falls Brewery "Spring Fever" Seasonal... there is nothing "chick" about this beer. At 7% it'll get your attention with the first and numb it away with the second. It's darn-tasty too!

My heart, however, still belongs to Mac & Jack's African Amber - all other beers bow down to M&J's.

I have a new keg system in my garage... and last night our own Brewer gave me a little gift. I'll post a picture of the new tap later this week.

Burntchef wrote:i will pick tyou up one dude, we only have a few left.

I love my "Dead Guy" pounder glass! They have it on tap at The Mint in Enumclaw.

Sounder wrote:I'm presently enjoying a Snoqualmie Falls Brewery "Spring Fever" Seasonal... there is nothing "chick" about this beer. At 7% it'll get your attention with the first and numb it away with the second. It's darn-tasty too!

My heart, however, still belongs to Mac & Jack's African Amber - all other beers bow down to M&J's.

I have a new keg system in my garage... and last night our own Brewer gave me a little gift. I'll post a picture of the new tap later this week.

If you like strong, dark beer you really need to try the "Terminator" stout at McMenimins (sp) across the street from the Key. :occasion5:

Sounder wrote: I have a new keg system in my garage... and last night our own Brewer gave me a little gift.

Dude, not cool! Don't make it sound dirty! I'm not Joe....

Scubagirl45 wrote:

Burntchef wrote:if you are lucky enought to find this beer and have the bucks to buy one, i highly reccomend you do. its not something that you drink more then one of but its oh so good.

I drive right by the Full Sail brewery everytime I go to Portland............I noticed this past weekend that they now have a tasting room. Maybe I'll stop next time.

pick me up a couple on your way to the club dive!

Nwbrewer wrote:

Sounder wrote: I have a new keg system in my garage... and last night our own Brewer gave me a little gift.

Dude, not cool! Don't make it sound dirty! I'm not Joe....

It was little, but it wasn't THAT little.

cardiver wrote:

Sounder wrote:I'm presently enjoying a Snoqualmie Falls Brewery "Spring Fever" Seasonal... there is nothing "chick" about this beer. At 7% it'll get your attention with the first and numb it away with the second. It's darn-tasty too!

My heart, however, still belongs to Mac & Jack's African Amber - all other beers bow down to M&J's.

I have a new keg system in my garage... and last night our own Brewer gave me a little gift. I'll post a picture of the new tap later this week.

If you like strong, dark beer you really need to try the "Terminator" stout at McMenimins (sp) across the street from the Key. :occasion5:

If you REALLY want strong, you can't beat the Belgians. Rochefort 10 is AWESOME, but Belgian beer is an acquired taste. Luckily for me I acquired it early in life. :occasion5:

Scubagirl45 wrote:Ooooh! Good idea, I might just do that!

w00ty w00t!