OT: What is the right choice of beer for watching the Superbowl?

[Robatoy]

Please advise.

Meanwhile, where does one get this brew?

[Tim W]

Is that on this weekend? Enjoy.

Over here the great Six Nations rugby internationals start tomorrow. Everybody plays everybody else for the next five weekends. Ten Quid on England to win and I can't wait to see it.

w

[CW]

[Tim Daneliuk]

That's why people drink ...

[ChairMan]

In news: [e-mail], Robatoy spewed forth:

COLD

[Larry Blanchard]

I *do* drink, but football is still boring.

But Speed Week at Daytona starts tomorrow!

[Sonny]

Mardi Gras beer.

In the 70s, I think, some company (local, probably) offered beer in Mardi Gras labeled cans. I still have one, unopened, among my bottle collection.

Sonny

[Neil Brooks]

Other people's.

[Morris Dovey]

[Luigi Zanasi]

yeah. What brew are you talking about????

Luigi

[Robatoy]

Have you ever seen anything that delicious?

[Robatoy]

[Roy]

This one, if you can still find it: Pour into a mug while cold, but allow to warm to 45-50 degrees F before enjoying. Their Octoberfest is also superb, but impossible to find this time of year.

.... who will be cracking a homebrew or two during the Superbowl.

[Lew Hodgett]

Anything from Budweiser, Millers or Coors gets shit canned.

After that, if it's cold and supplied by others, you are good to go.

As far as the sweeties, check with your grandson.

Lew

[Robatoy]

No grandkids yet.

[Lew Hodgett]

See what you have to look forward to.

Lew

[Limp Arbor]

[Tom Dacon]

them on the keyboard). One of the seven great beers of Munich (Munchen, also missing its umlauts). An Oktoberfest in Munich is a lifetime peak experience.

Tom Dacon

[Robatoy]

Munchener Hoffbrau by the liter. I earned my wings.

[Robatoy]

Are you suggesting that the blonde would be too old for me?