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keltic63
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 Posted: 07/07/03 - 21:22 Post subject: I am drinking....
the new product from the Rolling Rock Brewery: Loyalhanna Pennsylvania Lager. We had the chance to sample it at the post race party for the Rolling Rock 5 mile run. I had trouble finding it in stores. Finally found a distributor that had some. the owner said she's the only one in the area that had it, and people are going wild for it.
mmm beer
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camelia bedelia
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 21:40 Post subject:
I need to be drinking something. Its been one of those nights.
So is it any good?
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keltic63
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 21:52 Post subject:
| camelia bedelia wrote: | I need to be drinking something. Its been one of those nights.
So is it any good? |
It's excellent. It's described as a traditional amber lager.
from the label:
Since the Latrobe Brewery's founding in 1893, the Loyalhanna Stream has been its source of pure mountain water. The spirit of the Loyalhanna comes to life when combined with premium malted barley and the freshest hops as specified in our unique recipe. We are proud to serve you our traditional amber lager.
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camelia bedelia
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 21:56 Post subject:
Sounds good. You are making me think that Bass I have in the fridge would tastes mightly good. Must....re...sist..........
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keltic63
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 22:03 Post subject:
| camelia bedelia wrote: | | Sounds good. You are making me think that Bass I have in the fridge would tastes mightly good. Must....re...sist.......... |
did you say Bass?
or Bass?
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camelia bedelia
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 22:08 Post subject:
| keltic63 wrote: | | camelia bedelia wrote: | | Sounds good. You are making me think that Bass I have in the fridge would tastes mightly good. Must....re...sist.......... |
did you say Bass?
Only if it is battered and deep fried.
or Bass?
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That'll I'll take icey cold. (lukewarm would taste pretty good right now for that matter.)
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 22:24 Post subject:
Go for it, CB....no doubt you deserve it. It's dark out, right? 
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 22:26 Post subject:
| genie wrote: | | Go for it, CB....no doubt you deserve it. It's dark out, right? |
the sun is always sinking under the horizon somewhere!
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 22:31 Post subject:
| keltic63 wrote: | | genie wrote: | | Go for it, CB....no doubt you deserve it. It's dark out, right? |
the sun is always sinking under the horizon somewhere! |
There you go!! It's dark HERE, so go for it....my motto in the AM is anything after 12:01 goes for beer (mimosas and bloody marys have their own time frame) so we have to have one for at night also.
Wonder if they sell that stuff out here? I just had some yummy local stuff from Victory Brewery in Downingtown (Tribob, you gotta try this) called Victory Whirlwind. It's their summer wheat and it has just a little peppery spice kinda taste to it. Very tasty with an orange slice in it.
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Posted: 07/07/03 - 23:28 Post subject:
Or try a Kolsch, if you can find one. It's a nice crisp, but not watered down summer brew. Done right, it has essence of lemon and hops but not too yeasty.
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Posted: 07/08/03 - 05:42 Post subject:
It is 5:30 am for me and since I am getting ready to run I will stick to my Gatorade. Now at 5:30 pm I might be up for some Beer or a scotch and water!
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Posted: 07/08/03 - 08:43 Post subject:
Is it me, or is that first long, deep slug of gatorade after a summer morning run one of the greatest sensations in the world?
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Posted: 07/08/03 - 10:25 Post subject:
| AlaninTX wrote: | | Is it me, or is that first long, deep slug of vodka and gatorade after a summer morning run one of the greatest sensations in the world? |
 ummmm....if you say so......
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