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  • Bozz10mm

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    Miller Lite, Shiner Bock beers.

    Kingsford or Royal Oak briquettes with mesquite chips/chunks soaked in water. Those charcoal chimneys work great and no charcoal lighter to buy or smell.
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    Saltyag2010

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    This weeks update: 15 keystones, 2 lone stars, 1 coors, 1 miller, 8 bud light and 5 Guinness tall boys. Not proud of this but a girl left 3 bud light limes in my fridge.

    Im using kingsford charcoal and hickory chunks for the pit. Still drying out mesquite and scrub oak. It's very green and needs about 6 more months to dry out nicely.
     

    Lucas Mccain

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    In my XL Green Egg it's only Ozark Oak lump and seasoned Hickory and oak chunks for smoke. For my Weber 22.5 kettle I use Kingsford, but I don't use this grill much unless I have a lot of people over and I need an extra grill for my sides like beans, corn, etc.
     

    TexasBrandon

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    Got some Blue Moon in the fridge, never keep a stockpile since I don't drink often. When I do, it's preferably an ale of some sort.
     

    acorneau

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    Shiner: Prickly Pear, Ruby Redbird, a few Bock and Kosmo's Reserve, possibly one last White Wing.

    Grill is propane; I grill 4-5 nights a week so it's convenient and perfectly controllable, just not the best for that smokey flavor.
     

    Saltyag2010

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    I got more keystones but I burned all my hickory chips and charcoal. I'll get some fresh bags before this weekend. I need my wife to have friends over that'll drink this shit ass lime beer or I'll chunk it in a week.
     

    tx_transplant

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    In the fridge, have some Jester King, Lakewood Temptress, a few from Four Corners, and a couple Prairie. The coat closet is a whole other story :cool:. For the grill (Egg) I've been using lump charcoal I pick up at Atwoods. Works great for me.
     

    F350-6

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    Not a lot of love for Rahr & Sons I see. I've got a variety of beer in my beer fridge.


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    Been want'in to try their beers - what style is that one?

    Google is my friend - I got off my lazy ass and looked it up:
    Beers ? Revolver Brewing

    I don't like wheat beers so I'll pass but will look for their seasonal stout when they make some.

    I don't care for the Blood & Honey either. They do have a Revolver Bock that isn't bad though.
     

    dbgun

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    Bud-Light, & Shiner in the fridge. Kingsford charcoal w/mesquite on the grill. Pecan wood if I can get a hold of it.
     

    james.long48

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    Franconia, Heineken and the wife always keeps a supply of Dos XX's, Sam's double bag of Kingsford and working on a truck load of Pecan I bought a while back. Just thinking about beer and BBQ makes me wish I was back home.
     

    AKmik

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    Royal oak lump charcoal in the egg, and Newcastle, or Shiner (no yuengling that I can find yet).

    Anytime the egg is lit and cooking there are a few hunks of , alder (smuggled from the motherland), hickory, or pecan smoking as well.
     

    mroper

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    AKmik;1350243(no yuengling that I can find yet). [/QUOTE said:
    I dont think you can get yuengling in Texas. Where I lived that stuff was dirt cheap I still like it though.
    I have bud light Gas grill that I supplement with soaked mesquite or hickory chips
     
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