Suds of the Day
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Linebacker
Caught the Bug
A pleasant fall evening, a good fire and a great Ale! It's definitely the little things isn't it.:thumb::thumb:
Mad Mac
Member
With a name like Devil's Backbone, you have to drink it.
In another life, I rode my V-Max 67,000 miles in six years searching for twisting roads. Turns out I need ride no farther from Houston than Wimberly to find the Devil's Backbone, a favorite of Austin sportbike riders. But that was in my 50's. Now I'm older and more mature. When you age, you cage. But I can still drink. No twist off cap swill this. Cheers!
Real Ale Brewing, Blanco, Texas:
"Named for the scenic ridge that runs between Blanco and Wimberley, Devil's Backbone is a Belgian-style tripel. Czech Saaz hops and Belgian yeast give this ale its distinctive flavor and aroma. Candy sugar made in-house at the brewery adds strength without increasing heaviness. The result is a deceptively strong, pale golden ale."
In another life, I rode my V-Max 67,000 miles in six years searching for twisting roads. Turns out I need ride no farther from Houston than Wimberly to find the Devil's Backbone, a favorite of Austin sportbike riders. But that was in my 50's. Now I'm older and more mature. When you age, you cage. But I can still drink. No twist off cap swill this. Cheers!
Real Ale Brewing, Blanco, Texas:
"Named for the scenic ridge that runs between Blanco and Wimberley, Devil's Backbone is a Belgian-style tripel. Czech Saaz hops and Belgian yeast give this ale its distinctive flavor and aroma. Candy sugar made in-house at the brewery adds strength without increasing heaviness. The result is a deceptively strong, pale golden ale."
Mad Mac
Member
Real Ale Brewery Trivializes the Most Sacred Icon of Texas
Remember the Alamo Ale. I'll not buy this again.
The battle cry of San Jacinto and the memorial to the martyrs of Texas independence
are not appropriate for commercialization. It's disrespectful.
For those of you who have never visited the Alamo, let me try to explain the atmosphere.
Gentlemen are required to remove their hats.
I drank it, but I can't swallow it.
Remember the Alamo Ale. I'll not buy this again.
The battle cry of San Jacinto and the memorial to the martyrs of Texas independence
are not appropriate for commercialization. It's disrespectful.
For those of you who have never visited the Alamo, let me try to explain the atmosphere.
Gentlemen are required to remove their hats.
I drank it, but I can't swallow it.
jesse3638
Hooked
On the recommendation of a fellow Wayalifer I pulled the trigger a couple weeks ago. Finally had to opportunity to try it. My girlfriend and I were unsure but after the first drink found it to be quite tasty. If your in the market for something different give it a try. You too may be pleasantly surprised..
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Sent from my 831C using WAYALIFE mobile app
Rccrwlr
New member
Celebrating Eddie's Birthday! Cheers!
2013CGJKU
Member
RockyJk
Active Member
MTG
Caught the Bug
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
Great beer! Enjoy JAGS!