It's Beer Thirty

[OLDE CUTLER]

I am having a kegger for my birthday this weekend. A Heineken 5 liter keg that is.
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Looks like you're set for the weekend!

I will be having help tomorrow when the friends and the pizza arrive.

[1967redrider]

I am having a kegger for my birthday this weekend. A Heineken 5 liter keg that is.
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Looks like you're set for the weekend!

I will be having help tomorrow when the friends and the pizza arrive.

The perfect pairing! +=

[bighomer]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

[1967redrider]

Slàinte!

[Jeffinn]

Slàinte!

Founder Breakfast Stouts are amazing!
Jeff

[1967redrider]

Slàinte!

Founder Breakfast Stouts are amazing!
Jeff

I agree, Jeff.

[jerryd6818]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

I remember one of my Uncles drinking Falls City back in the 50's. This was in Evansville, IN.

[edge213]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

I remember one of my Uncles drinking Falls City back in the 50's. This was in Evansville, IN.

I am a beer guy, but Falls City was nasty!
Of course, it was an ok Sunday beer.
Other Hoosier beer drinkers will understand that

[1967redrider]

It's a warm one today, time to cool off.

[1967redrider]

From Solace Brewing Co. in Sterling, VA. I actually like these hops, not as harsh as Cascade. Now that's cold.

[bighomer]

'Nuff sed.

[1967redrider]

Awesome pair, bighomer.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

B.H. there is a San Luis Potosi in 'Ol Mejico... might could be a Mexican beer ....

[GSPTOPDOG]

'Nuff sed. 1000014039.jpg

Hmmmmmmmmm !!!

[GSPTOPDOG]

Weekend EDC and EDB.... *



*The bleach is for getting the taste out of my mouth of any Budweiser I might have to drink in desperation when no other beer option exists....

[bighomer]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

B.H. there is a San Luis Potosi in 'Ol Mejico... might could be a Mexican beer ....

I was reading this forum and rereading and got to thinking about what you wrote, thought well l'll just ask google, found out it was brewed in Wisconsin, ceased production in '72 but reopened '08 according to Wikipedia.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Found these while perusing a local fleamarket/antique /junk store recently. I've had all but the Potosi I never heard of it.

B.H. there is a San Luis Potosi in 'Ol Mejico... might could be a Mexican beer ....

I was reading this forum and rereading and got to thinking about what you wrote, thought well l'll just ask google, found out it was brewed in Wisconsin, ceased production in '72 but reopened '08 according to Wikipedia.

Wisconsin???!!! my second guess was Costa Rica and then after that Colombia... .... Looks like I will have to take that on-line class again: "Remedial International Beer Identification 101"...

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

B.H. there is a San Luis Potosi in 'Ol Mejico... might could be a Mexican beer ....

I was reading this forum and rereading and got to thinking about what you wrote, thought well l'll just ask google, found out it was brewed in Wisconsin, ceased production in '72 but reopened '08 according to Wikipedia.

Wisconsin???!!! my second guess was Costa Rica and then after that Colombia... .... Looks like I will have to take that on-line class again: "Remedial International Beer Identification 101"...

Might as well name this the Wisconsin thread. Potosi makes one called the cave ale. Best when bought from a beer cave.

Visited family in Indiana once, went to a gas station to get some beer. I was surprised when not only did they not have a dedicated walk in beer cooler aka "beer cave", but they didn't had any beer at all.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

Slàinte!

Some people here have the nerve to look at you funny when you order that one to go with your breakfast

[1967redrider]

Slàinte!

Some people here have the nerve to look at you funny when you order that one to go with your breakfast

That's their loss!

[Ridgegrass]

Just to add an historical slant, Potosi is the "Silver" mountain in Bolivia where the Spanish mined tons of silver in Colonial times. Still active 500 years later. J.O'.

[1967redrider]

Just to add an historical slant, Potosi is the "Silver" mountain in Bolivia where the Spanish mined tons of silver in Colonial times. Still active 500 years later. J.O'.

Claims to be, "Light and Smooth."

[bighomer]

The bosses uncle introduced me to beer for breakfast many years ago, I thought you've got to be nuts, he'd fixed a big breakfast scramble eggs with cheese, bacon, sausage and ham, biscuits and gravy, he popped the top on a couple of beer and handed one to me, I liked it, he also liked sweet pickles with breakfast foods and l was again surprised a how good that was, shows what a ole WWII navy cook could come up with.

[Ridgegrass]

In our twenties we called it, "The Breakfast of Champions". J.O'.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Just to add an historical slant, Potosi is the "Silver" mountain in Bolivia where the Spanish mined tons of silver in Colonial times. Still active 500 years later. J.O'.

I've been there! I have some silver coins from the 1930's and earlier that I bought in Bolivia when I was travelling down there. I did a loop from Ecuador to Peru to Bolivia and then back up through Chile ... and lots of great beers along the way (and a few beautiful senoritas tambien )