That was it. I said the description was retarded, but it was not exactly a classy joint.
That being said, I enjoyed the glass I had.
That was it. I said the description was retarded, but it was not exactly a classy joint.
That being said, I enjoyed the glass I had.
i had more drhinks, saw a bunch of bands, then went to a bar
i need to stop drinking hahahaha
Young Brian, I feel as if I should tell you the road your going down will only lead you to nothing but sex and drugs. And not the good sex and drugs, you'll soon be bagging fatties and doing lines of crushed Tylenol laced with roach spray.
If you can survive that, coke and decent looking ladies await you.
PS: fatties still fuck pretty good.
Nosferatu is, believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey
I wasn't very partial to the Elliot Ness actually, I don't really know enough to describe what I didn't like about it. I also had the Fitzgerald which I thought was alright.
I'm not a huge Elliot Ness fan. My favorites go like this, in this order preferably, Nosferatu, Christmas Ale, Commodore Perry, Lemon Grass Wheat Ale (seasonal), Holy Moses, then Edmund Fitzgerald. The rest are still better than 90% of the beers out there, but I would drink those handful before any of the other ones.
Lemon Grass wheat sucks ass, it's their only beer I can't stand. I've told Jack (my guy at GLB) as much and he thinks I'm an idiot, so who knows.
Christmas ale is good in moderation
Nosferatu is too hoppy for me
Commodore Perry is very good
Holy Moses (see wheat beer)
Burning River FTW
It just comes down to different taste in beers. The one thing about Great Lakes is that they offer such a variety that they literally have a beer for everyone. Like this instance where I can't stand Burning River yet you hate Lemon Grass Wheat.
I like dark, dark, dark beer. Someone recommend me something that isn't Guiness. Something flavourful that I can enjoy with a good dinner, not something for chugging with frat boys.