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Heading out tonight for chicken wings and ale with a bunch of the guys from my former church. Should be fun. :)
 
So did I... hmmmm... guess I was mistaken.
Likely not the LAST mistake I'll ever make...
 
I'm out of touch. i tipped my last glass some 20 years ago. (Just lost interest in it.) What does a brew cost now?
In China, lots of tiny convenience stores had very musty bottles of scotch hanging down in front of the store. According to their labels they were 100 years old and more. And they cost less than ten dollars. ( I never tried one. That may be why I'm still alive today.)
 
Graeme Decarie said:
I'm out of touch. i tipped my last glass some 20 years ago. (Just lost interest in it.) What does a brew cost now?
In China, lots of tiny convenience stores had very musty bottles of scotch hanging down in front of the store. According to their labels they were 100 years old and more. And they cost less than ten dollars. ( I never tried one. That may be why I'm still alive today.)
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I think for a draft it's $3 and change. Course some people, like @Redbaron fr'instance, will only drink the fancy-shmancy imported stuff. I think that's around $8 a bottle.
 
Jae said:
I think for a draft it's $3 and change. Course some people, like @Redbaron fr'instance, will only drink the fancy-shmancy imported stuff. I think that's around $8 a bottle.
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And then there's those of us who prefer the fruit of the grape. :cool: One of my favorite things about Italy: a glass of wine for less than a can of pop.:D
 
Some of us actually prefer the extract of the bean to any other beverage. c[_]
Of course, a cold beer is nice on occasion, too.
 
I'm addicted to diet ginger ale at a dollar for 2 litres. I do remember a wonderful beer I had in China. It was made in a part of China that had been dominated by the Germans until World War 1. I think it was called Tsingtao. When I got back to Canada, I found it in the liquor stores It was still good but - it really doesn't seem to travel well.
In Portugal, there's a highly alcoholic berry. It is bottled - but the berry is alcoholic even while growing on the bushes. It was quite a sight to see hopelessly smashed birds flying erratically all over the place.
 
Jae said:
I think for a draft it's $3 and change. Course some people, like @Redbaron fr'instance, will only drink the fancy-shmancy imported stuff. I think that's around $8 a bottle.
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Tonight I had one Canadian draft at $4.50. That's my first beer in a long time. The food was really good as were the prices. 10 large chicken wings were just $4.50. Also had a large garden salad and my bill including taxes and tip was just $15.
 
Graeme Decarie said:
I'm addicted to diet ginger ale at a dollar for 2 litres. I do remember a wonderful beer I had in China. It was made in a part of China that had been dominated by the Germans until World War 1. I think it was called Tsingtao. When I got back to Canada, I found it in the liquor stores It was still good but - it really doesn't seem to travel well.
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It is now owned by InBev, Labatt's parent, I believe.
 
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