Beer
So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. I Corinthians 10:31
Like coffee, I believe beer and wine are acquired tastes. All three are great in various social settings in moderation. I think you can tell a lot about a person by the choices they make in these three beverages. I'm sure someone has done a personality analysis on this. For those who ask for lite beer and actually pay attention to the number of calories on the label, I'd say, "what's the point?" These are the same people who drink decaf coffee. Just order seltzer water... it's essentially the same thing.
BEER
The Craft Brewery craze has been great for not only beer selection but for gathering with friends, in much the same way that Starbucks created a destination versus just a place to get coffee.
I like my beer the same way I like my coffee... dark. While I will have an occasional Red/Amber Ale or IPA (when I feel like drinking pine sap)
Terrapin - Liquid Bliss
Located in Athens, GA, this Peanut Butter Chocolate Porter is dry-hopped with Georgia Peanuts. Think Reese's Peanut Butter Cup in the form of Beer!
Funky Buddha - Last Snow
Rich, creamy porter layered with coconut and freshly roasted coffee. An ode to the special time of year when it dips below 70 degrees in the brewery's home state of Florida (Oakland Park).
Big Top - Hawaiian Lion
Big Top Brewery in Tampa, FL this is a great Coconut Coffee Porter. Rich and smooth. Best looking can art of them all.
Highlands Brewing - Black Mocha Stout
North Carolina brewery that is worth a visit! Their most robust beer, having a very malty body with a large, roasted chocolate flavor.
Brew Link Brewing - Nuttercup
Great option if Terrapin Liquid Bliss is not available. Funny can with a broken peanut, that says, "If you are reading this then you are probably not a peanut. That's because we drowned them all to make this well balanced, full-bodied, and sweet chocolate peanut butter Porter."
Like coffee, I believe beer is an acquired tastes. Both are great in various social settings in moderation. I think you can tell a lot about a person by the choices they make in these two beverages. I'm sure someone has done a personality analysis on this. For those who ask for lite beer and actually pay attention to the number of calories on the label, I'd say, "what's the point?" These are the same people who drink decaf coffee. Just order seltzer water... it's essentially the same thing.
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