
I love Crown too. When I lived in Japan, I remember it was like gold. When I would come home on leave to the states, I always made sure I grabbed a bottle or 2.Gold Knight wrote:Nothing better than a little of the Crown in the morning... and afternoon... and evening.... and night

"The old purple tinStopper wrote:For discerning alcoholic tramps, I present the purple tin:
Nickbaldwin wrote:
Cant beat it.


I was there in 1987, mostly in Okinawa. Crown was indispensable during those weekends where there was either a typhoon or a major storm and we were basically shut inside for a couple of days.Iz Man wrote:I love Crown too. When I lived in Japan, I remember it was like gold. When I would come home on leave to the states, I always made sure I grabbed a bottle or 2.Gold Knight wrote:Nothing better than a little of the Crown in the morning... and afternoon... and evening.... and night
A $18 bottle in the States would go for $50 over there!
2 litre plastic bottles?DAZMCFC wrote:blackthorn, we get that in 2 litre plastic bottles or just your normal tins.btownmeggy wrote:
I'm not impressed.

I thought Luns was very spiritual? which is kool, no problem there, but involving himself in distilled spirits, perplexes me, hmmmmIz Man wrote:Alright, Luns101 came up with the idea and I'm running with it.
What's your favorite alcoholic beverage? Beer, wine, bourbon, whisky, vodka, rum?
I happen to be a homebrewer so my favorite is beer. I really don't have a favorite style, I really do love all kinds.
Bourbon is really good. America's true contribution to distilled spirits (although the moonshiners might have something to say about that).
Rum is ok, have to be in the mood for it.
But Scotch.......oh the lovely Scotch Whisky. Single malt, 18+ years old. Heaven in a bottle.
But beer is by far my favorite. I love the history of beer, the art of brewing, and the science of it.
So.......... thoughts?

Ahhhh........but would you agree that one couldn't get much more spiritual than a monk?Blitzaholic wrote: I thought Luns was very spiritual? which is kool, no problem there, but involving himself in distilled spirits, perplexes me, hmmmm![]()
LOL, oh well



There's a big difference between drinking beer and being drunk. I know some Christians who say it's never acceptable to drink alcohol under any circumstances, but I have yet to see those Bible verses which back that up. I always know my limit and never drink in front of someone who would be offended.Blitzaholic wrote:I thought Luns was very spiritual? which is kool, no problem there, but involving himself in distilled spirits, perplexes me, hmmmm![]()
LOL, oh well
Agreed, one of the best beers. Although Tuborg (Danish); Bavaria (Dutch) and Beck's (German) aren't that bad.DirtyDishSoap wrote:Heineken for the win
heavycola wrote:I actually converted around page 198. Unfortunately, I converted to satanism.Snorri1234 wrote:Man, this thread was great. A whopping 230 pages with noone changing their viewpoint.