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It’s been established I like beer.
All kinds of beer.
But this beer?
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Hmm…
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28%?
Damn.
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While I’d be interested in trying it…
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At $240 a bottle I might wait for someone else to buy it.
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A little rich for my blood.
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It’s been established I like beer.
All kinds of beer.
But this beer?
.
.
Hmm…
.
.
28%?
Damn.
.
.
While I’d be interested in trying it…
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At $240 a bottle I might wait for someone else to buy it.
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River's world..... 
The day I pay 240 dollar for a beer is the day I’ve just acquired all the wealth on the planet Earth…
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Please let me know when that happens.
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Not gonna happen, but a boy can wonder.
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And dream of beer…. Yes.
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I can get just as lit up drinking two $3.00 Guinness. Can I coin the phrase “Beer Economics”, or is it already in use?
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You can get the same results with a can of Budweiser too, but why would you want to?
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None of their description even remotely sounds like beer. It honestly sounds like disappointment on my part and a cha-ching on theirs. I wipe my hands of it and drink my Summer Shandie with joy!
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Where’s your sense of adventure? And credit card…. I’ll need that.
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Yes, a little known fact about teachers in Iowa is that the state requires each of us to be among the idle rich. In fact, I already own five bottles and will send one as soon as I receive your social security number!
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Of course. Though leave the Lamborghini in the garage and take the Mercedes to the P.O.. more cargo room.
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The common sewers of beer league have given this brew the uh no rating.
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… a boilermaker cocktail where you drop a shot glass of whiskey into a glass of beer would be more my style if 6point beer couldn’t get me there quick enough …
At $240 a quaff, I am thinking I could have a damned good dinner to go along with it …
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It does make me wonder what $240 beer tastes like though.
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Normally, a sip is about ½ oz. 12 oz. is the standard for bottled beer. 24 sips per bottle makes it about $10 a sip. Assuming you have enough discipline to sip instead of gulp. A gulp is = two sips. So, if you can get a tasting party together, and can sift out the gulpers from the quaffers, you could get a reasonable sample for about $20. Affordable, but I don’t know that many sippers and gulpers. I am assuming it is measured out in small glasses instead of everyone sharing a stein. I don’t think I can get all that going at the same time, so the odds of me ever finding out is less than finding a Democrat who says “No. We are taxed enough.”
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I just had a gulper who emptied my prime bottle of plum gin that I can only get once a year, 3 hours away. Gulpers are not easy people to love.
😬
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no thank you.
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I’ll stick to my tap water, orange juice, coffee and tea–all costing less than $240!!!
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Well Texas wasn’t on the list of states that doesn’t sell this rather interesting beer. But the price seems a bit steep.
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A wee bit.
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Now, we all know what’s on your Christmas List. Maybe, if all your friends pitch in.
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I wouldn’t be upset if you dropped subtle hints…
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Go on!
You know you want to!
You can worry about paying off your credit card later!
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I just bought a $230 keg. Even I can only drink so much beer…
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Does not look like any beer I’ve ever seen. I do not like the yeasty taste of beer 😖
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Then think of all the money you’ll save.
👍
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Looks like I could get the beer here. Or, for that price, I could buy half a dozen bottles of pretty good bourbon.
Sounds like a no-brainer to me.
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