GolfHos

The beer from Big Sky Brewing, that is. One of my all time favorites. (Others include Fat Tire, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, and Stone IPA, none of which are readily available in Utah.)

Mrs s. brought me back a case of it from her trip to Idaho. It's been far too long since I tasted a really good Brown Ale. Yummy.  [sm_beertoast]

Oh, yeah.  Yeah, huh, you know.  Oh, baby....that uh, hey! Congrats, way to go Laura....Moose piss, or uh, drool is.  Man, oh man.......

Uh, no.

I'm happy for you though!! [sm_thumbsup]  ;D

Nice!  ;)[sm_beertoast]

beer is for libs

Bacardi diet hates Merka.

so that explains whats wrong with me

http://www.bigskybrew.com/process/moosedrool.html

Looks/sounds good.

I don't really venture into many different beers, but now and then, I'll try one.

(pick yourself back up off the floor)

We have it on tap at my pub, not really a big fan of it.  If you haven't had a chance to try the Celebration Ale this year, you are missing out.

Do you ever get up to Evanston?  If so look me up and we can drink some real beer.

Really about the only time I go through Evanston is on my way to/from Uintah Nat'l Forest, but we haven't been doing much backpacking lately. Now that Mrs s. is done with school, we'll prolly do more though.

I don't think it begins to describe what's wrong with you.  [sm_devil]

Le Zing!  (that's French for Zing ;))

Small world -- one of my guys just got back from Big Sky country from Elk hunting in Nov and was talking about.

Haven't heard of Moose Drool before, but I love Fat Tire and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, so I'm interested.  I just checked bevmo.com, and it looks like they carry it, so I'll try to pick up some Moose Drool next time I'm down there.

It's really nothing like Fat Tire or Sierra Nevada P.A., a lot maltier, not very hoppy at all. It's really creamy and smooth. Very rich too. One or two in a sitting is generally plenty.  [sm_beertoast]

sounds like something I would like.  my favorite still is the Rogue Hazelnut Brown