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Happy Curmudgeon
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Shiner Bock in Oregon
I went to the little Plaid Pantry store to pick up a 6-pack. Dang if they didn't have some Shiner Bock. I feel darn near Texan, and didn't even have to fly through Houston to drink it. Now if they only had a Bubba's with Jambalaya
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Wait until you get your hands on a Texas Shiner Bock Blonde
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Happy Curmudgeon
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heheheh actually I don't think its a bock I think its Shiner Blonde. Its been a long time since I've had one
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quote=roni]We have that, little place in Northeast Portland - and I do a find dry smoked pork, among other fine meats - including apple wood smoked chicken-it is really good. In fact, I won a 4th of July cook-off with a slow-smoked pork loin.[/quote]
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I know there are many micro-breweries in Oregon do you have a favorite that might be exported? I like this brewery in Blanco Texas besides they've gotta great Frank Zappa quote on their web page. http://www.realalebrewing.com/
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Happy Curmudgeon
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, with preferences leaning to bock, dark ale, and good tasty lagers...and occasional porter is fine also. I know nothing about export of the beers.Here is a list of the brewery members of the Oregon Brewers Guild |
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aņejo
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Good Texas Brews
I believe everything that comes out of the Spoetzl Brewery in Shiner,Texas (Such as Shiner Bock, Shiner Blonde, Hefeweisen, etc. are all GREAT! When visiting TX, I also like to get some Ziegen Bock which is brewed exclusively for Texas by Annheiser Busch (personally I think it is the same thing as AmberBock, which you cannot get (or I have not seen) in TX).
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