BEER

[BabaKahawa]

Sometimes when I reflect on all the beer I drink, I feel ashamed. Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes and dreams. If I didn't drink this beer, they might be out of work and their dreams would be shattered. I think, "It is better to drink this beer and let their dreams come true than be selfish and worry about my liver."




Babe Ruth

 

[drooartz]

Now that's a great quote...

 

[martx-5]

Beer?? Did somebody mention BEER?? I just think of it as liquid bread...has the same basic ingredients...'cept for the hops.

 

[DrEntropy]

"A porkchop in every can!" :laugh:

 

[Gliderman8]

"A porkchop in every can!" :laugh:

Oh no Doc... now I will have to look for kosher beer

 

[martx-5]

"A porkchop in every can!" :laugh:

Oh no Doc... now I will have to look for kosher beer

Here ya go...

 

[Gliderman8]

Thanks Art!
Looks like the Fiddler made a Goof with this beer :thumbsup:

 

[69tr]

makes me want to cry when I hear of the sacrifices people make to keep the economy going

 

[BabaKahawa]

makes me want to cry when I hear of the sacrifices people make to keep the economy going

We all have to pitch in....

 

[GregW]

makes me want to cry when I hear of the sacrifices people make to keep the economy going

Ya just have to drink domestic beer. From where ever you be.

 

[DrEntropy]

"A porkchop in every can!" :laugh:

Oh no Doc... now I will have to look for kosher beer

Apologies, Elliot! I should'a-could'a said: "A drumstick in every can!"

...None of my friends ever called me on it. But then they ain't any more <span style="font-style: italic">observant</span> than me. We all love to go out to rib joints, and bacon is decidedly ON th' menu at breakfast. :shocked:

 

[Gliderman8]

No apologies what-so-ever Doc. I just thought it was a humorous spin on beer ingredients. I never took offense at all.
Bring on the BLT's :banana:

 

[JamesWilson]

"A porkchop in every can!" :laugh:

Oh no Doc... now I will have to look for kosher beer

If you cannot find beer there's always scotch:

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]SCOTCH
The following list contains several brands of Scotch that have been researched by the Chicago Rabbinical Council and found to be acceptable.
Please make sure to take note of the vintage or special variety listed as not all types under a particular label are recommended.
This listed is a work in progress and will be updated as more information becomes available. Only those varieties of Scotch that were found to be recommended will be posted. The criteria used to establish this list was to check the label and packaging of each particular brand, type and vintage and ascertain that it was not produced using any possible questionable methods. Some questionable methods include scotch aged in wine casks such as sherry or port, dual casks, French casks or European casks.
Updated 01-02-09

ABERFELDY (DEWAR'S) 12 YEAR OLD, 15 YEAR OLD
ARDBEG 10 YEAR OLD, 1990 - AIRIGH NAM BEIST
ARRAN 10 YEAR OLD NON-CHILL FILTERED, BOURBON SINGLE CASK
AUCHENTOSHAN - BOURBON CASK 16 YEAR OLD, 21 YEAR OLD
BALLANTINES 12 YEAR OLD- blended
BALVENIE 15 YEAR OLD SINGLE BARREL
BEN RIACH 12 YEAR OLD, 10 YEAR OLD
BENROMACH TRADITIONAL, ORGANIC, 7 YEAR OLD - 1999 BLACK BOTTLE 10 YEAR OLD, 5 YEAR OLD
BOWMORE 18 YEAR OLD, 1989 CASK STRENGTH -16 YEAR OLD
BUNNAHABHAIN 12 YEAR OLD, 18 YEAR OLD
CAOL ILA 12 YEAR OLD
CHIVAS REGAL 12 YEAR OLD, 18 YEAR OLD, ROYAL SALUTE - 21 YEAR OLD
CLYNELISH 14 YEAR OLD
CRAGGANMORE 10 YEAR OLD, 12 YEAR OLD
CUTTY SARK ORIGINAL SCOTS
DALMORE 12 YEAR OLD
DALWHINNIE 15 YEAR OLD
DEWARS 12 YEAR OLD, SIGNATURE, WHITE LABEL
DIMPLE PINCH - 15 YEAR OLD
ELLENSTOWN 10 YEAR OLD
FAMOUS GROUSE BLENDED SCOTCH
GLEN MORAY 12 YEAR OLD, 15 YEAR OLD
GLENCADAM 15 YEAR OLD
GLENDULLAN CENTENARY
GLENFARCLAS 10 YEAR OLD
GLENFIDDICH SPECIAL RESERVE 12 YEAR OLD, CAORAN RESERVE - 12 YEAR OLD
GLENFIDDICH 21 YEAR OLD -RUM CASK SCOTCH
GLENLIVET 12 YEAR OLD, 18 YEAR OLD, NADURRA
GLENMORANGIE 10 YEAR OLD,
ISLE OF JURA 10 YEAR OLD, 16 YEAR OLD
J & B RARE
JOHN BARR RED, BLACK, BLUE - BLENDED
JOHNNIE WALKER RED LABEL, BLACK LABEL, GOLD LABEL, BLUE - KING GEORGE V, SWING, BLUE LABEL, GREEN LABEL
KING'S CREST 25 YEAR OLD
LAGAVULIN 16 YEAR OLD
LAPHROAIG 10 YEAR OLD, CASK STRENGTH 10 YEAR OLD, 15 YEAR OLD
LISMORE SINGLE MALT - NO AGE DECLARATION
LONGROW 10 YEAR OLD
MILFORD NEW ZEALAND - 10 YEAR OLD
OBAN 14 YEAR OLD
OLD FETTERCAIRN STILLMAN'S DRAM 26 YEAR OLD
PROVENANCE 20 YEAR OLD
SCAPA 14 YEAR OLD
SPEYBURN 10 YEAR OLD
SPEYSIDE 12 YEAR OLD
STRATHISLA 12 YEAR OLD
TALISKER 10 YEAR OLD
TOMINTOUL PEATY TANG - SPEYSIDE GLENLIVET, 16 YEAR OLD TULLIBARDINE 1993 DISTILLATION
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I wonder if the Rabbis really drink them all... and if they need any local help....

 

[swift6]

OH my, several good ones on that list.

 

[DNK]

Drambuie is my favorite

 

[DrEntropy]

I'm safe. Chivas an' Walker Black are there. :laugh:

 

[BabaKahawa]

It's all Greek to me..
I guess I should start with Aberfeldy and head down the list.....

 

[70herald]

I wonder if the Rabbis really drink them all... and if they need any local help....

I already tried that but the only things I wound up watching to make sure they were kosher were baby food and cornflakes. 10,000 pounds of bananas mushed up are gross irrelevant of their kosher status!

In all great likelihood, no one is there watching the scotch being produced since they are produced in a very controlled manner with no changes and have a quite tightly defined ingredient list. Likewise Beer (back to the original topic) if it is REAL beer rarely needs supervision and is almost intrinsically kosher.

I vaguely considered becoming a rabbi (and have enough of a background in rabbinics that was a reasonable option) for a short while before coming to the conclusion that I would make a much better engineer.