Hello All!
I like beer (to drink not to make) but I don't seem to be able to find a ng that is reasonably active. Has anyone some suggestions? Most I've looked at have about 3 posts each month. I did not look at home-brewing groups.
Technically not a ng, but this might be of some help:
Neil
Neil wrote on Wed, 14 May 2008 20:06:20 -0400:
Sounds interesting, I must look at it, thanks!
See also:
INHO the best beer, Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA, made in Delaware
BD wrote on Tue, 20 May 2008 04:37:23 GMT:
I agree; a lot of Dogfish Head beers are good tho' they tend to be on the expensive side and sometimes plain weird like, (what was it?) King Midas Beer! San Francisco Anchor Steam Beer is good too if expensive around here.
Hi James, I'm not a Bud lite person, so I'm always looking for local/regional brews. Here in the Midwest, we have the New Glarus Brewing Co. (only available in Wisconsin). Whenever we cross the border into Wisconsin, we'll pick up some New Glarus Uff-da (dark), Spotted Cow (Ale), and a few other seasonal brews. If no other good beers are available, I'll have a properly poured Guinness.
Dick in Minnesota, USA
Dick wrote on Tue, 20 May 2008 13:14:28 -0500:
I've appreciated some of those and I like Guinness too. I'm perhaps a heretic there since I prefer bottled Guinness Export to draft Guinness :-)
Fritz Maytag bought an old pre-prohibition brewery in SF and made it into what we have today.
Fritz, if I counted correctly, is the fourth generation of the well-known Amana, Iowa Maytag family. Maytag I was the washing-machine maven. Maytag II followed his father in the business.
Maytag III makes cheese -- and it's damn good. Maytag blue is one of my favorite cheeses.
And Fritz is Maytag IV.
I was not particularly impressed by their Summer Wheat beer. But their standard is my standard.
earle
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