One Beer & I'm Toast

I had one of the these blueberry malt beverages with my pizza tonight. OMG its strong!!! I'm practically falling asleep as I type this.

Have I mentioned that I'm a cheap drunk?

I don't dance on tables. I don't get giggly.

I fall asleep.

Face down on my keyboard.

Yup. That's me.

That's one of the reasons that I don't drink much. It has nothing to do with liking or not liking it. It has to do with the falling asleep in the middle of doing something kinda thing. Which sadly I'm about to do right now.

At least the drink tasted good. Now if you don't mind, I think I need a nap.

The Lambic Beer Of The Week

Yesterday Deb and I went back to Barley and Hops for a cheese board and another lambic beer. We're trying to bankrupt ourselves by eventually trying all the flavors. Last week we had our favorite, raspberry, this week I had peach.

Let me tell you, for $9, this is one of the best drinky poos that I've ever had. The peach was every bit as awesome as the raspberry. I look forward to trying the black cherry and apple. I think there's one other fruit, but I'm not sure if they have it there, which is a shame.

Mind you that's just working our way through the Lindeman's lambics. There was at least one or two other brands there, but they don't have as many flavors. One of the varieties was actually more expensive. Yikes! But that will not stop me. Nope! I'm on the quest to find the best lambic beer.

So far, Lindeman's raspberry is my favorite, but who knows in a few weeks that may change!

Bow To The Beer!

Behold the bottle of lambic beer from Belgium! It's not the easiest thing to find, but it's about the best tasting drink I've ever had.

The first time I experienced the heaven that this raspberry flavored beer is, was at Brulee @ the Tropicana in Atlantic City. After that I've been on a search to find this in every beer distributor in the area.

Unfortunately lambic beer is a very posh beer. It thinks it's champagne and even comes with two lids; the tradition beer bottle cap and a cork. However all the aggravation of opening the bottle is worth it on the first taste.

Why, you ask?

Because when you drink lambic beer, you can't even tell that there's any alcohol in the darn thing.

This lovely drink runs about $8.95 a bottle too. It was $10 in Atlantic City, but there it came in champange flutes dipped in chocolate. Pricey as it was, it was just what the doctor ordered, it was so good I forgot about most other things that have been occupying my thoughts lately.

Now everyone bow to the Queen of Beers!