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This is my favorite from a Boss 302 website. "It's a bit tight"
Jesus! Those mustang guys... boy oh boy.
Originally Posted by Bemo
I'm an extra stout guy. The rest of the sad beer can be attributed to my wife! She chose the car though so the rest is forgiven.
Back to beer - favorite variety - Great Divide Double Yeti Espresso Stout. Aged in oak barrels. Take that!
That's a good one for sure! I've had it several times.
Originally Posted by TrappistMonk
we're getting off topic and I did not mean to hijack your thread, but beer should taste like beer, not like ingredients and certainly not like espresso. Trappist beer and nothing else. It keeps life simple and enjoyable ;-)
Now now, true beer lovers cannot simply live on Trappist beers alone. Virety is the spice of life, and there is nothing wrong with having a diverse beer pallet . However, I will admit that Chimay blue/ grand reserve and Brother Thelonious has been back in my rotation again for the last two months .
Originally Posted by JustBud
I have a bottle of Corsendonk, two Rochefort 8's, some Trippel Karmaliet and my stash of two Westvletrens.........just finished my St. Bernardus Abt 12.
I do like West Coast IPA's too, have six Saint Archer Mosaic IPA's
And a bourbon barrel aged stout to top it off.
If you like west coast IPA, give Green Flash LeFreak and Alipne Brewing Duet a try.
Back to beer - favorite variety - Great Divide Double Yeti Espresso Stout. Aged in oak barrels. Take that!
Originally Posted by TrappistMonk
we're getting off topic and I did not mean to hijack your thread, but beer should taste like beer, not like ingredients and certainly not like espresso. Trappist beer and nothing else. It keeps life simple and enjoyable ;-)
You're both right. There is nothing like some Yeti in your Yeti 50 and some Leffe while in Nice.
Does this count ? I think the bimmer's hot, the garage crap, and the 991 sleeps outside because it's the only watertight car I own - or at least that won't rust in a week ! ....
GregD - you might be in the lead bud. The bimmer is definitely hot and the garage totally sad!
Hats off for wrenching though! My last attempt to change a lightbulb on my 3 series didn't end to well. Soon I'll start another fun thread..."DIYs gone wrong!"
This gives me anxiety.... How many of you don't have wives and/or children? My wife and/or daughter would trip over something and knock all those shovels, rakes' etc on my car.
Here is my contribution. The double bay is nearly completely packed with "stuff". I bought the house last year, and just haven't got around to building another shed to put all that "stuff" in so I can park my other cars where they belong...in the garage!!
12-06-2016, 12:37 AM
great beer!
