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5 comments:
Ha, I didn't know there was such a thing, but one of my beer-loving friends said he wished there were. I'll have to let him know he should try it.
Mmmmm, two of my favorite foods!
weird... i'm getting text for this post in my "Following" window but when I click over to here, all I see is the video link.
always loved the story behind the name of that band. and how they could put out sweaty barroom brawling music one second and sweet melodies the next.
Ice cream's a strange thing in these parts. A company in Boulder sells 100 flavors, including coffee stout, Jack Daniels, and Boulder Brown Ale. Another company sells only to restaurants and features flaves such as chili lime or tequila.
I like the story about the baseball player whose team was on an extended road trip. They had one day off, and he convinced his teammates to roadtrip 200 miles because he swore this little mom and pop joint there made the best ice cream in the world with lots of interesting flavors. When the bus got there, he was the first one off it, ran up to the counter, and ordered... vanilla.
I think I'd prefer the Guinness without ice cream too but I see the value in trying it once. Was it vanilla ice cream?
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