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I am in agreement with you. Never understood all of the praise this beer gets.Originally Posted by Johnny_5
Agreed, and although Delerium Noel is pretty tasty, most anything by Ommegang Brewery is as good or better. Also, Russian River Brewing Co.Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
I am in agreement with you. Never understood all of the praise this beer gets.Originally Posted by Johnny_5
Thanks for popping my balloon.Originally Posted by Alter
if i could get my hands on some russian river, i'd be oh so happy! care to make a possible trade?Originally Posted by Tooch4321
Is this why you're trying to be an unavailable recluse?Originally Posted by Roikins
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No Russian River at all in Chicago?Originally Posted by UrbanComposition
This is SF. Nothing is ever good enough if it's available to more than .02% of the population.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Haha. I have no problem with people voicing their preferences but I find it funny that one can "hate" a beer. There are some things in the world that are just unhateable...blowjobs and bacon, for example...and beer.Originally Posted by Alter
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