Time for a cold one

[Tom Y]

After a hard day's work it's time to sit back with your favorite beer in your favorite stein.


The lid's inscribed to W. Schwarz. I have no idea what a Stellu. Schriftführer is, but he was one.

[Rick Research]

Tom-- you obviously need a housekeeper to clear up all that clutter. I'm sure some of the guys would be nice and help you clean up a bit!

Where's that beer from?--not a brand I've encountered up heyuh.

That's the Dep. Secretary's mug from down to the VFPW Post.

[Tom Y]

Warsteiner, Königin unter den Bieren, made in -where else - Warstein, Germany, since 1753. Practice makes perfect.

[Steve in Florida]

Sam's Club carrys Warsteiner

That is a neat stein, Tom.

The Walmart out in Greg Walden's neck of the woods not only carrys bier, but it carrys Weizenbier, if I recall correctly.

"Beer is good and it's good for you." Thomas Jefferson

[Frank Heukemes]

Hey guys,

I do not want to spoil the fun (great workbench and Stein!) but Warsteiner is a "Pils" and is enjoyed out of a Pils (fluted) glass, not a Stein, which is more for a regular beer what we call "Export" or in Bavaria "Helles". Tsk, tsk, the Germans and their regulations.

Cheers, & enjoy, Frank

[Eric Stahlhut]

Hey Frank!

My favorite is Augustiner Helles. Followed by Schneider Weiss and Klosterbrau Skt. Emmeram's.
Ring any bells?

Gruesse aus Seattle,
eric

[Tom Y]

Frank, sorry for the lapse in etiquette, but when you're thirsty enough you'll drink out of an old boot.

[Mike Dunn]

Well--it is time here for a Zoller Hof. Fresh in from a good friend in Southern Germany! Off with the shoes and cheers to all! Mike

[Tom Y]

These threads are getting kinda Kneipe-ish. What say we move to the bar?

[Greg S]

aaaaaaahhhhhhhhh, beer.


Very cool!

[Mike H.]

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm, Warsteiner! Love it, also like Paulaner HefeWeitzen with a touch of lemon.

Been looking for a couple of beers, but no luck down here so far. Preußen Pils and Stuttgarter Hofbräu...