GATR Brew Thread

[tcdawg]

Had a Scofflaw Hooligan IPA last night and it was damn good.

Scofflaw is a new brewery in Atlanta that was started but a guy that worked at Russian River brewery in CA.  So they know how to make IPAs.  Looking forward to more of their stuff.

Russian River.....

Where did you get the Russian River?

I don't have any.

Just lusting after the thought of it

[clark123456]

Good stuff at a good price at Costco:

[BeerIAm]

Good stuff at a good price at Costco:

Love Lagunitas.  Did you buy some?

[clark123456]

Good stuff at a good price at Costco:

Love Lagunitas.  Did you buy some?

One case...I don't drink much at home, so IPA just goes to waste if I buy too much.

[BeerIAm]

I found this in the ATL the other day.  I think someone on here mentioned it before.  It's definitely the best Canadian beer I've had.

[tcdawg]

I found this in the ATL the other day.  I think someone on here mentioned it before.  It's definitely the best Canadian beer I've had.

Agree
Most Canadian beers suck the big one

That one is really good

[Big Dave]

So y'all are saying this is the best shittiest Canadian beer?

On a different note.
I've recently graduated from Natty Light to Bud Light. At Thanksgiving we went to Gatlinburg for a long weekend. I splurged & got some IPA beer. Man was it tasty. Expensive but tasty. $10 for a six pack or $16 for a 12 pack is a lot more than I'm use to spending.
I also noticed with fancy beer I tend to drink on it longer & actually enjoy the taste. Not chug a can & grab another one.
So, is there a option out there that has a good flavor but won't cut into my Jeep fund?

[Jeepster1407]

That's because you're used to drinking water


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[Big Dave]

That's because you're used to drinking piss water


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FIFY
I noticed the can said it contained rice. WTF??
I Googled it & it stated that the rice was a cost effective way to add alcohol content, usually to cheap, American beer.

You'll still see me drinking it around the campfire.

[BeerIAm]

So y'all are saying this is the best shittiest Canadian beer?

On a different note.
I've recently graduated from Natty Light to Bud Light. At Thanksgiving we went to Gatlinburg for a long weekend. I splurged & got some IPA beer. Man was it tasty. Expensive but tasty. $10 for a six pack or $16 for a 12 pack is a lot more than I'm use to spending.
I also noticed with fancy beer I tend to drink on it longer & actually enjoy the taste. Not chug a can & grab another one.
So, is there a option out there that has a good flavor but won't cut into my Jeep fund?

Look at it as a price per hour maybe.  If you're drinking the fizzy yellow beer faster then the price per can may be less but the price per hour may be the same.  Maybe 2:1.  So in the end the more expensive craft beer may last twice as long for twice the price.  So it's a wash.  It's definitely heavier so fills you up more.

Do you remember which IPA you had?  SweetWater IPA is always a good initial choice.  Or maybe even a Dales Pale Ale too.

[BeerIAm]

Trying this tonight.  Gotta love the can.

[jc79]

So y'all are saying this is the best shittiest Canadian beer?

On a different note.
I've recently graduated from Natty Light to Bud Light. At Thanksgiving we went to Gatlinburg for a long weekend. I splurged & got some IPA beer. Man was it tasty. Expensive but tasty. $10 for a six pack or $16 for a 12 pack is a lot more than I'm use to spending.
I also noticed with fancy beer I tend to drink on it longer & actually enjoy the taste. Not chug a can & grab another one.
So, is there a option out there that has a good flavor but won't cut into my Jeep fund?

$10 for six good beers is about the going rate. The good news is that it's pretty much $10 and not $10-$40 like wine would be.

So if you can get comfortable with $10 you can basically try any good beer you want.

Are you guys seeing Deschutes in GA?  Awesome beers.... @URBAN ASSAULT

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