lol yep here in WA we get ripped for prices, especially when you are north of seattle, south of seattle is a little cheaper

I'd like to see this beer, the Sick Duck, http://www.askmen.com/fine_living/wine_ ... _dine.html
Is it good? The name makes it sound bad obviously.

Fat tire or1554. You guys should like those.

How about Sierra Nevada Pale Ale? Just found you guys, but I don't think you've reviewed that one...

The best brew is Stiegl Goldbräu http://www.stiegl.at/de/stieglat/

http://www.theakstons.co.uk/ales/classi ... ulier.html

After watching the episodes still listed on your website I think this will tickle your fancy!! (float your boat).

Since Robert Theakston first took a lease on The Black Bull Inn and Brewhouse in 1827, Theakstons is a brewer that has become synonymous with award winning creamy ales and in particular – the legendary Old Peculier.

It's taken around 180 years for Theakstons' range of classic and seasonal ales to develop into the legend that they are today.

The brewery has seen numerous changes during that time including ownership battles and development of many of the traditions still in existence today.

The Old Peculier is one of the most loved Yorkshire ales. Its emblem, the Official Seal of the Old Peculier is as unique as the ale's taste.

How many beers are connected to a story from the Crusades?

http://www.theakstons.co.uk/brewery/index.html

Hopefully you would be able to pick this up in your local specialist beer emporium.

Some great English beers to try are:

Badger Breweries Tanglefoot....from Dorset

Jennings Snecklifter....or Bitter.......brewed in Cumbria.

Any of the Cains Brewery Beers....from Liverpool.

I recommend Polish beer:

I have had both Tyskie and Zywiec, both made me wanna die inside =( So yeah, make Bryan drink them!