here's an article about Brewski

Right. All my money comes from ze Germans. And their government can't afford to pay anyone off. I have no problem with "conspiracies" as long as they have sound backing. 99% do not.

 

You knew that I worked for Germans? I thought I was paid off by the US government?

On a related note, I don't think the USGov would want me. I have lived over seas, worked for two different foreign companies, and have always been in support of bootlegging.

 

I always thought you worked for the Heritage Foundation

 

Hey now! I am not, nor have I ever been, a conservative.

 

libertarian is just a classic conservative

 

I opened this thread thinking it was about beer.

I was let down.

 

No Dos Equis for you today Dlrouen

But to the link posted, that would explain a lot of the newer members here on SI, things that make you go hmmmmm...

 

I don't think I could be a libertarian. I have always been an independent.

 

I wish this thread was about beer.

I did question whether my name was in an article anywhere. Just typed in google and only found this:
http://www.patentbuddy.com/Inventor/WAGER-James/16553462

I am not that popular in the media.

 

+1 Would be much more interesting

 

is beer becoming the new yuppie trying to be tougher fad like harleys and jeeps?

 

Who's a yuppie?

 

jsut wondering. a few years ago the yuppies embraced harleys to try and look tougher then it was jeep. now it seems that beer is in the sights.

 

or is beer a hipster thing and not yuppie?

 

I know what you mean about the Harley's and Jeeps, not so much on the beer though, I think most men enjoy a cold one

 

yeah but the old standards. bud, miller, natty boh, olde E.

 

Yeah most dudes, but this dude prefers a Modelo Especial, Sam Adams Summer Ale or Octoberfest, I'll also take a Corona, Dos Equis, Leinenkugel, Heineken, or Guinness Black

 

The yuppies are still drinking martinis and the hipsters are sticking with PBR and their little sisters' jeans.

The beer market is exploding and is actually gaining ground on wine. Beer has actually been labeled as the "new wine," as more and more people are reaching for the bottle instead of the glass these days. Beer (for the most part) is less expensive than wine, it comes in more varieties and a serving of beer has more volume than a serving of wine. It's a win-win and I'm ****ing pumped! Restaurants are beefing up their beer selection and breweries are getting more creative. For instance, Rogue Brewery has created a Doughnut Maple Bacon Ale and Chocolate, Banana & Peanut Butter ale. What do you get with wine? Red, white or red? Come on!

I'll break out the Natty Boh every once in a while (Baltimore roots), but I mostly stick to IPAs these days. Still hooked on Stone's IPA.