But I have been busy with this new hobby of mine that creates beer. A recent promotion could lead to buying good beer though! I'll be back after a few checks, I hope. Until then!-Matt
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A Beer Philistine's Journal
This a beer journal written by myself and a few friends who are far from professionals, we just love beer. If you see something that makes you laugh, pisses you off, or you would just like to just say hi- anonymous comments are open.
Drink up!
-Matt
Drink up!
-Matt
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- Coors
- CzechVar
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- Flying Dog Ales
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- Half Acre
- Harpoon
- Hop Back
- Iron City
- Labatt
- Left Hand
- Lost Coast
- Miller
- Minha's
- Murphy's
- New Belgium
- New Glarus
- New Holland
- Newcastle
- North Coast
- O'Fallon
- Pabst
- Piece
- Point
- Redhook
- Rock Bottom
- Rogue
- Samuel Adams
- San Miguel
- Schlafly
- Schlitz
- Shipyard
- Sierra Nevada
- Speakeasy
- Spoetzl
- Sprecher
- Svyturys
- Tecate
- Thirsty Bear
- Three Floyds
- Tommyknocker
- TsingTao
- Two Brothers
- Unibroue
- Yuengling
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2 comments:
Love the beer blog, but I had to laugh at your Yelp review of Tin Lizzy. Not Thin Lizzy dude, Tin Lizzy. The nickname for the Model T made by Ford. Back in the day. That being said, you don't bullshit.
The most popular story describes how the band's original lead guitarist, Eric Bell, who was a fan of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, bought a copy of a Dandy comic after seeing Eric Clapton depicted reading a copy of its sister publication The Beano on the cover of the 1966 album "Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton". Bell suggested Tin Lizzie, the name of a robot character from the comic, which evolved into Thin Lizzy, a sly nod to the Dublin accent in which "Thin" is pronounced "Tin".
Very informative.
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