What beer are you drinking now? #3519

Yummy! And Benjamin Franklin was ambassador to France at the beginning of America. He was merely a writer, scientist, inventor, statesman, diplomat, printer, publisher, and political philosopher. He liked Bordeaux wines and French women He was odd looking but the bastard was charming. Take a gander at the USS Constitution, Old Ironsides, that is still in operation out of Boston. I was astonished by that vessel

 

Pliny the Elder at Monks Cafe in Philadelphia. If all IPAs were like this, I'd drink them all the time.

 

Beer #2

Just had lunch and took a trailer tire to get another one mounted on the rim....(old tire was leaking around the bead)....fun times!

 

And now, a beer I always grab at least one of (and that’s all the store had) when I see it, pFriem Pilsner:


The date on this is horizontally bifurcated-O, superscript lowercase g, and 4 roundish symbols that had an eraser lightly dragged across their midriff. I took this to be May or, more likely, March of this year.

 

Dos Yellow Rose. Cheers y'all!

 

DDH Falcon Smash



Cheers!

 

Czech Pale Lager



Cheers!

 

Meal looks great but I have to ask, do French Fries taste better in France? Asking for a friend.

 

I wish more North American Belgian Style beers weee available. Again, not great, but pretty good:

Club Raul:

 

At the Northampton Brewery, enjoying fresh Lobsterback, an Imperial Red with Centennial hops
Outstanding as always
Cheers

 

I think so. As far as I know, when you order fries in France you mainly get them “Belgian style” - thick and fried twice. America has so many different styles of fries (regular, steak, shoestring, crinkle, etc.) that’s it’s hard to compare.

 

And don't forget the hugely popular and absolutely tasteless American cheese.

My 2 granddaughters are in French immersion school here, they are required to speak French exclusively for all their lessons. Both have become very good at it to the point that when they want to hide what they are saying the speak French. My joke to them is I want to go with them to France some day so we can get really good fries and toast. A ta Sante!

 

I think shoestring and crinkle cut are the worst. The ones on his plate looked awesome.

 

I always buy a four pack every year, but I think I just might buy another, North Coast Old Stock Ale.......tasty stuff for sure!.......

 

Here's The USS Constitution. It is the oldest ship still in commission and is truly a must see.

 

Steak fries are the worst imho.