Attn California Beer Drinkers

dflea

I like beer. I almost never think "that wasn't any good" after drinking one, whatever it is.

I did pour a Keystone out on the ground once in 1990 or 91. Couldn't drink it.

PurpleThrobber

I would kill for a legit British cream ale right now.

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PurpleThrobber said:

I would kill for a legit British cream ale right now.

My favorite brewery at one point, although I haven't had any of their stuff in some time, is Samuel Smith. I believe it's the third oldest brewery in the world, too. None of their beers are over the top awesome, but every single thing they brew is good. They don't have a cream ale, but their organic ale would probably work for you.

Back when I was drinking a lot of Sam Smith, I also used to buy what I think was a cream ale from St. Peter's in England. It was unique because it came in a bottle that was flask-shaped instead of round, but it was also really good. I haven't seen it around here in ages, although I just checked their website, and they're still doing their thing.

Are you thinking Boddingtons? You can get that around here at just about any grocery store and has been a house tap at the bar I named my son after since I started going there. It's not bad, either.

YellowSnow

dflea said:

I like beer. I almost never think "that wasn't any good" after drinking one, whatever it is.

I did pour a Keystone out on the ground once in 1990 or 91. Couldn't drink it.

Can confirm. Road sodas with @dflea are good times.

dflea

YellowSnow said:

dflea said:

I like beer. I almost never think "that wasn't any good" after drinking one, whatever it is.

I did pour a Keystone out on the ground once in 1990 or 91. Couldn't drink it.

Can confirm. Road sodas with @dflea are good times.

Having a brew after the conquest of fish and game is one of mt favorite things.

DawgOfTheAges

yah me too, i used to love going salmon fishing out of westport and drinking a beer while fishing at 6 to 10 am was the greatest thing