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Vasco Global Moderator In The Loop Project Board Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 1847 Location: Greater Charlotte Joined: 06/22/04	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #20 - 01/25/07 at 3:16pm	Print Post
	Yes Jen I have been out town without the web. I won’t list the one offs I have from a “Beers of the world” gift pack I got for Christmas, none worth listing. Bluemoon Shiner “97” Black Lager Sierra Nevada, Summer Fest St. Georgen Brau of Buttenheim, Germany, Keller Bier La Binchoise, Blonde Ale, Belgium Duval, Belgium I don’t have a lot of each one just a selection for any mood my taste buds are in. Doug S.

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #21 - 01/25/07 at 3:35pm	Print Post
	If it's true and they are gonna sell Bell's Beer here in the South. Try Bell's Oberlin. Released in March. Nectar of the Gods

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superglide23 Small Cog Offline "Don't keep crawfish in pockets without zippers." Posts: 375 Joined: 07/09/04	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #22 - 01/25/07 at 4:37pm	Print Post
	I tried Bell's last night, for the first time. I had a bottle of the amber ale. it was awesome! this was at Brixx downtown. I know it depends on what you have a taste for, but I find a good IPA is best after a long ride.

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zod Big Ring Offline Posts: 1930 Location: Norht Kakalaki Joined: 06/12/03	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #23 - 01/25/07 at 6:11pm	Print Post
	rob wrote on 01/23/07 at 2:16am: mmmmmm beeeeeer. I like the occasional brew. Olympia is my favorite, 'cause "It's the Water". (You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links) BTW: the resemblance of the horseshoe to that of a toilet seat is no coincidence. Drink a 12 of Olympia and you'll be hanging on the throne all night. "Good Luck" You really need to move to Gastonia Rob........ I actually like Oly-pops myself as well as PBR....but I'm not a big drinker anymore so when I do choose to partake in devils brew I usually get Newcastle or Sam Smith Nut Brown Ale 99% of the time.

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webslinger Coaster Bike Offline I Love YaBB 2! Posts: 57 Location: concord Joined: 10/17/06	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #24 - 01/27/07 at 10:45pm	Print Post
	LessNew2this wrote on 01/22/07 at 1:08pm: PDLJUNKE wrote on 01/22/07 at 2:26am: Highland Gaelic Ale Frank Good stuff.... I believe I first got it at Lowes Food stores in Harrisburg. I stopped at Lowes Foods and got some on the way home from Sherman Branch this afternoon. I agree "good stuff". And I was impressed with the store. A helluva nice beer selection for a grocery store. Could easily become a regular stop on the way home whenever I ride at S.B. Thanks for the recommendation: the beer and the store.

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LessNew2this Big Ring Offline Man, that was NOT a good line.... Posts: 3723 Location: Charlotte Bradfield Farms Joined: 07/26/06	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #25 - 01/28/07 at 1:06am	Print Post
	webslinger wrote on 01/27/07 at 10:45pm: LessNew2this wrote on 01/22/07 at 1:08pm: PDLJUNKE wrote on 01/22/07 at 2:26am: Highland Gaelic Ale Frank Good stuff.... I believe I first got it at Lowes Food stores in Harrisburg. I stopped at Lowes Foods and got some on the way home from Sherman Branch this afternoon. I agree "good stuff". And I was impressed with the store. A helluva nice beer selection for a grocery store. Could easily become a regular stop on the way home whenever I ride at S.B. Thanks for the recommendation: the beer and the store. not high on the list of best places to live but we got everything over here on the "east side"

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Enoch Forum Administrator IB Room Project Board In The Loop Offline Walked with God and he was not Posts: 8702 Joined: 05/08/04	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #26 - 01/28/07 at 12:49pm	Print Post
	LessNew2this wrote on 01/28/07 at 1:06am: not high on the list of best places to live but we got everything over here on the "east side" It may not be the best , but it aint bad.

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Abunai Little Ring Offline Japanese for "dangerous", mostly to myself. Posts: 590 Location: Charlotte, NC Joined: 05/21/03	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #27 - 01/31/07 at 12:56am	Print Post
	Speaking of beer, is it true that we are going to be able to drink our favorites out of THTB/DD pint glasses soon?

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doswaldos Big Ring Offline Rank Riders are a deviant sub-culture cycling team Posts: 1287 Location: Charlotte nc Joined: 06/11/02	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #28 - 01/31/07 at 3:34am	Print Post
	Jack Of The Wood,, Green Man IPA 7.5% Ahh, the best..........Asheville , here I come,,,I love my job....

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flyinelvis Forum Administrator In The Loop Project Board Offline Speed is your friend! Posts: 3443 Location: Huntersville, NC Joined: 01/12/05	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #29 - 01/31/07 at 11:57am	Print Post
	Abunai wrote on 01/31/07 at 12:56am: ...is it true that we are going to be able to drink our favorites out of THTB/DD pint glasses soon? It's true, IT'S TRUE! doswaldos wrote on 01/31/07 at 3:34am: Jack Of The Wood,, Green Man IPA 7.5% Ahh, the best..........Asheville , here I come,,,I love my job.... I'm still a little groggy from New Year's Eve at Jack-of-the Wood and the Greenman IPA's...Might as well just eat a bowl full of hops! Speaking of Asheville, Donna the Buffalo has a two night stand at the Orange Peel, Friday and Sat evenings! We'll be Rockin' in the Weary Land on Sat, anybody else?

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #30 - 01/31/07 at 1:25pm	Print Post
	(You need to *Login* or *Register* to view media files and links) for a sec I thought this guy had too much to drink. But then I thought,this looks a lot like the Portal Trail in Moab. They only have 3.2 beer there..............

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webslinger Coaster Bike Offline I Love YaBB 2! Posts: 57 Location: concord Joined: 10/17/06	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #31 - 02/01/07 at 2:13am	Print Post
	Impaler 58 wrote on 01/22/07 at 12:02am: I tried at total wine in Huntersville,but they tell me they never heard of it. Hippy, I think Frank (hog farmer) mentioned this place somewhere in this thread. Anyway, I stopped at Carolina Wine and Beverage in Cornelius today for the first time. They had Bell's Amber Ale & Pale Ale in 6 packs. If they can get those, I'd imagine they can get your favorite flavor, if you ask real nice. Working on Amber Ale #4 right now. Not too shabby, and tastes a little better with each one, if ya know what I mean.

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #32 - 02/01/07 at 1:13pm	Print Post
	webslinger wrote on 02/01/07 at 2:13am: Impaler 58 wrote on 01/22/07 at 12:02am: I tried at total wine in Huntersville,but they tell me they never heard of it. Hippy, I think Frank (hog farmer) mentioned this place somewhere in this thread. Anyway, I stopped at Carolina Wine and Beverage in Cornelius today for the first time. They had Bell's Amber Ale & Pale Ale in 6 packs. If they can get those, I'd imagine they can get your favorite flavor, if you ask real nice. Working on Amber Ale #4 right now. Not too shabby, and tastes a little better with each one, if ya know what I mean. Wait till Oberon comes out in the spring,I think you'll be impressed. I've been a fan of their Porter for years. Did't think I would miss it that much. After 9 months ,though. I have a hankering. The 6 or so stouts they have are cool also. Thanks for the info on Carolina Wine. If the weather was better ,I's slide over there right now

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #33 - 02/01/07 at 1:14pm	Print Post
	webslinger wrote on 02/01/07 at 2:13am: Impaler 58 wrote on 01/22/07 at 12:02am: I tried at total wine in Huntersville,but they tell me they never heard of it. Hippy, I think Frank (hog farmer) mentioned this place somewhere in this thread. Anyway, I stopped at Carolina Wine and Beverage in Cornelius today for the first time. They had Bell's Amber Ale & Pale Ale in 6 packs. If they can get those, I'd imagine they can get your favorite flavor, if you ask real nice. Working on Amber Ale #4 right now. Not too shabby, and tastes a little better with each one, if ya know what I mean. Wait till Oberon comes out in the spring,I think you'll be impressed. I've been a fan of their Porter for years. Did't think I would miss it that much. After 9 months ,though. I have a hankering. The 6 or so stouts they have are cool also. Thanks for the info on Carolina Wine. If the weather was better ,I's slide over there right now

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Vasco Global Moderator In The Loop Project Board Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 1847 Location: Greater Charlotte Joined: 06/22/04	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #34 - 02/01/07 at 6:51pm	Print Post
	I saw two types of Bell's brew at Lowe's food yesterday. Doug S.

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EAutry Big Ring In The Loop Project Board Offline You know you'll feel better if you ride today..... Posts: 1735 Location: Huntersville Joined: 09/13/04	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #35 - 02/01/07 at 7:16pm	Print Post
	Dogfish Head - 60 and 90 minute IPA.....wait.....there gone....had in the fridge.....were good though....time to head to the sto

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #36 - 02/01/07 at 9:57pm	Print Post
	EAutry wrote on 02/01/07 at 7:16pm: Dogfish Head - 60 and 90 minute IPA.....wait.....there gone....had in the fridge.....were good though....time to head to the sto Oh my god,it's all gonna be gone before I get any Which Lowe's food, maybe all of them have some

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hippymtnbkr Ex Member	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #37 - 02/05/07 at 1:08pm	Print Post
	I went to Carolina Wine and Beverage yesterday and picked up a 6 of Oberon and Kalamazoo Stout. Thanks for the info. I'm a happy camper

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Get In Gear Bicycles Coaster Bike Offline Posts: 94 Location: Harrisburg, NC Joined: 08/08/12	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #38 - 02/27/14 at 8:50pm	Print Post
	Beer truck just left, on tap FootHills HoopYum, Fat Tire, Dale's Pale Ale...

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jaewilson Coaster Bike Offline Work Ride Tarheel Trailblazers Posts: 52 Location: Travelers Rest SC Joined: 09/28/13	Re: Beer and Mountain Biking Reply #39 - 02/27/14 at 10:52pm	Print Post
	There's all kinds of Bell's beer at the stores I go to. I just picked up a six pack of the Amber, haven't tried it yet, letting it cool off a little. Right now I'm having the last of my Bell's Smitten Golden Rye Ales, yummy. Also their Two Hearted Ale is delicious, they have it at Harris Teeter. In my fridge Bell's - Amber Goose Island - Ten Hills Pale Ale Thomas Creek - Castaway Chocolate Orange IPA Westbrook - One Claw Rye Pale Ale The One Claw is probably my favorite right now, I haven't tried the Bell's Amber or Thomas Creek Chocolate Orange IPA yet, just got those from O'Darby's in Rock Hill. I usually get beer from O'Darby's, Earth Fare, Harris Teeter, and Frugal McDougals near Carowinds. Also Millers Produce Near Carowinds has an amazing beer selection. It's a gas station, there's a liquor store next door but I was amazed that they have all this good beer now. I love beer

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