michelobe golden light..minnesota beer..
leinenkugels has some tasty ones..like the summer shandy...
w a 1/2 pint of jimmy beam, when im actually drinkin...yeeeeeh
michelobe golden light..minnesota beer..
leinenkugels has some tasty ones..like the summer shandy...
w a 1/2 pint of jimmy beam, when im actually drinkin...yeeeeeh
Getting thirsty reading this. Heading to the packy for more Sam.
what pray tell is a packy? I'm picturing a train of pack mules winding it's way through Cape Cod. Amusing, but I somehow don't think that's what you mean.
Is is this another pop/soda thing? Some strange thing you all call grocery stores in the NE?
I"M CONFUSED!
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I'm guessing it's a package store.what pray tell is a packy? I'm picturing a train of pack mules winding it's way through Cape Cod. Amusing, but I somehow don't think that's what you mean.
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Well thats not a fun answer.
Murphy I hope you got a better answer, cause I feel letdown if what Mech says is so!
I think I need a hug now.
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What's a package store? Like a container store?
Your all weird. It's a liquor store! An it's coke or pepsi, not pop or soda!
/off to cause a riot in the midwest by asking for a soda, or is it pop...aaarrggh.
Edit: Thanks for answering Mech!
Sirscrapalot - Package store...what is the world coming to.
We moved from the Twin Cities to OKC when I was in high school and talk about culture shock. One thing was how booze was sold...all stores had the same generic sign and you couldn't buy cold strong beer. Only way you could get a drink was to belong to a club...so to get around that the restaurants would charge you a buck to join their exclusive club. That was a long time ago and things are different now.
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Sorry, Sirscrap. I don't have a better answer. Mech nailed it. And you are right, it's not soda or pop. It's tonic. For a quick Boston vocabulary lesson and a reference to the term "packy", I suggest you google "The real housewives of South Boston."
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My favorite brand of beer: The one in my hand...
SRSLY, tho... I only buy MGD these days.
I prefer some cheeep vodka & expensive OJ, to be honest.
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Tonight's selection: Hoegaarden wit-blanche.
It's a Belgian wheat beer with a small kick of spices (coriander and orange peel taste) with a 4.9% alc/volume. I give it 7.5. If you like Blue moon you may like this one.
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Russell, that sounds good.
My beer tonight is wine.
Dont know if someone posted it yet, but third shift is amazingly good
NHscrapman Just curious in New Hampshire does the state still run and control all alcohol sales? It's been years since I was up that way, but last time I was there, the only place you could buy was package store operated by state of New Hampshire. Just curious as I have always found it amazing of the various ways alcohol is sold from one state to the next.
Not all alcohol sales beer and wine are sold everywhere, the liquor is a state owned store only, but there is one in every town open seven days a week
The term here is "liquor store" (lick-eah stoo-ah)
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if you like a nice German style beer try Hofbrau-Dunkel
I don't really understand all this regulation. in az and ca you can get whatever you want, whenever you want.
NHscrapman thanks for refreshing my memory, that's correct as we were heading to a party in Mass. we stopped to get the real stuff. As I recall it would not be as cheap as N. H. state operated liquor store. My memory was it was a fairly large store, with a large selection of alcohol and operated by the state. Been in most of the country and don't recall anyplace else where the state sold the good stuff! That's probably a good way in a small state.
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