Me otherwise. I like wheat! This is the best for me.
beer good
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rkymtnman
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i love all the german wheats: hefeweizen, dunkelweizen, kristal weizen etc. me and the wifey spent about an hour on the Paulaner hefe merry go round at Oktoberfest years ago. lol
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I remember that! And Porter 99
rkymtnman
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if you ever come to Denver, put Great Divide Brewing on your list. They've got some styles that i think seem to fit your likes. I love their Yeti on Nitro.I was apprehensive about this due to the high alcohol content. But it is surprisingly delicious. It'll kick your ass though. I'll buy it again.
xtsho
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I've been to Denver a few times. Never had a chance to do anything more than work though. I have been to a couple brewers in Colorado Springs and if I remember correctly Durango and Trinidad as well. It's been quite a few years though and I don't know if what I drank was brewed on premises. I've driven all across Colorado. Love the state. Second only to Oregon.
rkymtnman
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it is a beautiful place. i loved portland and the OR coast except for the rain. but the rain...
xtsho
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I'll take the rain over some of that winter weather in Colorado. Spent a week in Colorado Springs. 14° and almost 2ft of snow. Screw that. Then I had to drive to Denver and there was a nasty frozen stretch of highway I had to drive through. It sucked. Couldn't wait to get back to the rain.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Both are so beautiful. That’s hard choice. But the cold...
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Washington state is better than Oregon. The only thing Oregon has better than WA is the coast. But it’s still too cold and windy. Lol
rkymtnman
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you caught a weird time then. we have 300 days of sun here. luckily we can have studded snow tires here.I'll take the rain over some of that winter weather in Colorado. Spent a week in Colorado Springs. 14° and almost 2ft of snow. Screw that. Then I had to drive to Denver and there was a nasty frozen stretch of highway I had to drive through. It sucked. Couldn't wait to get back to the rain.
but i'll give you this, i'll take an oregon oyster over a rocky mtn oyster any day of the week!!!
rkymtnman
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seattle > portland
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Seattle has a better art museum. They had a killer Picasso show go through when I was there and the Hendrix museum and the Space needle. Yeah Seattle is much better than Portland.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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Oregon is not better than Washington for hiking . I lived in both states and investigating the terrain in both extensively.You guys are making me mad.
Oregon is better than Washington and Portland is better than Seattle.
Truth
drsaltzman
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It’s the PNW.
Just some land divided by a river.
Love both sides.
But if I had to choose sides in the Gorge it’s Oregon by a landslide.
In the spirit of the thread, the beer is better in Oregon too.
Just some land divided by a river.
Love both sides.
But if I had to choose sides in the Gorge it’s Oregon by a landslide.
In the spirit of the thread, the beer is better in Oregon too.
xtsho
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Hey now. I've also done extensive hiking in both states. Oregon is second to none. Ever hiked around Mt Jefferson? Some awesome primitive trails there. Easy to lose the path. Beautiful country. Same as in Washington or Colorado. I guess I'm Oregon biased being my home state. They're all nice.
cannabineer
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Redmond /Bend is gorgeous.Hey now. I've also done extensive hiking in both states. Oregon is second to none. Ever hiked around Mt Jefferson? Some awesome primitive trails there. Easy to lose the path. Beautiful country. Same as in Washington or Colorado. I guess I'm Oregon biased being my home state. They're all nice.