Your favourite beverage to acompany Jay's music?

andylest
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Post by andylest »

SV makes me contemplative; at home it's bushmills on the rocks, or PBR if it's not yet 5PM.

saratoga jay
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Post by saratoga jay »

Yuengling Lager Light -when in nj/philly
Molson Canadian or Export -when in ny
ice water -when chillin' afternoon/evening
coffee -when i wake

Bigb
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Post by Bigb »

You can get Duvel here as well.

I lean towards the Sierra Nevada, Bells Amber and, when I'm in the mood for the lower end stuff, Coors.

Lawrence Fan
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Post by Lawrence Fan »

Some years ago my then-wife went to Belgium for business. Brought back a beer called Duvel (sp?)

Is this a known beer over there in your neck of the woods? Anyway, I poured it into a frosted mug and it looked like regular old American beer. HOWEVER....man, it packed a punch! I think it was 9.5%. I believe it was a pale ale. Anyway, good good shit man.

-gk-

Mort
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Post by Mort »

Fenrisinho wrote:Mort - No doubt I'll recognize you at the next concert, sitting there with your Akevit and all :lol:
I may even wear my Akevitt t-shirt in Oslo in May... :wink:

bentonbourbon
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Post by bentonbourbon »

Usually .. Ten-High Whiskey and diet coke
Or Milwaukee Best, cold as hell and in one of those red keg cups
'been trying to get into the "wine" thing because doctors say it's better for your heart and gut

homegrown
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Post by homegrown »

Beer...Cold Beer...Cheap Cold Beer...Cheap Cold American Beer...
Cheap Cold American Beer like my dad used to drink...

Fenrisinho

Post by Fenrisinho »

Mort - No doubt I'll recognize you at the next concert, sitting there with your Akevit and all :lol: I always thought that was some kinda christmas/new year drink. I tasted some potato based moonshine that was 97%! some years ago, drank a little straight out of a bottle, felt :? , and haven't drunk potato brewed stuff ever since (unless it's cleverly disguised in some tropical heaven of a drink that is:) )

Bound to Get Burned
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Post by Bound to Get Burned »

I know I'm from the south, but I really dig those Canadian beers. (Well, I'm half Canadian anyway). Molson and Labatt Blue. Molson XXX too, but we don't get it down here. :cry:

Another good beer is Lowenbrau (probably misspelled) its not Canadian and we also don't get down here.

Sticky
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Post by Sticky »

You're not OLD enough to drink.

cheers

kittkatt
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Post by kittkatt »

i'm gonna have to go with cranberry juice? (sorry, i don't drink)

cowboydown
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Post by cowboydown »

Cold Beer

Sticky
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Post by Sticky »

beer

cheers

tj
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Post by tj »

Uncle Tupelo=Old Crow
Son Volt=PBR
Jay Farrar solo=water

Mort
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Post by Mort »

I must say I am a bit surprised that Fenrisinho is a beer-drinker. I had him figured as an Aquavit-drinker... :wink:

For those of you unfamiliar with aquavit, it is a spirit produced in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Northern Germany. It is made from a grain or potato mash that is fermented and then double distilled.

I must say, Fenrisinho, that I am shocked and a little disappointed...

Cheers,

M.

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