Blogcritics Comments on Take Tragedy By The Horns For St. Patrick's Day

Comment by Chris McVetta on Take Tragedy By The Horns For St. Patrick's Day

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:48:56 EDT

Hey, guys and gals, thanks for the wonderful feedback! It's true: Blue Moon Belgian Ale is indeed The Lost Ark for this beer enthusiast! Regardless, being Irish is not so bad. Unless, of course, you are trying to hail a taxi from The Gary Busey Cab Company - or hitching a ride from Nick Nolte to get to those Great Gatsby parties on this sacred holiday!

Comment by Dr Dreadful on Take Tragedy By The Horns For St. Patrick's Day

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 12:39:26 EDT

"Don't make the same fatal mistake that some bars make of not having a hearty supply of Blue Moon Belgian Ale on hand. It's a crowd favorite. All right, all right, I confess! It's my personal favorite, but hey, I figure if I like it, then the world likes it (that's not too self-absorbed, is it?)." Absolutely not. My wife discovered Blue Moon a year or two ago and now won't drink anything else. Not only that, but she has made it her mission to convert our entire city to the drinkage of said liquid. When visiting a non-Blue Moon-drinking locale (such as - surprisingly - Las Vegas) she will tirelessly scour every liquor store and supermarket in the city in her quest for the Holy Ale. Being British, I prefer to be more catholic with my beer. Blue Moon is surprisingly good, though, considering it's brewed by Coors.

Comment by Joanne Huspek on Take Tragedy By The Horns For St. Patrick's Day

Fri, 14 Mar 2008 11:28:02 EDT

Oh, my... this really was funny in many different ways... I'm so glad I'm not Irish (or pretend-Irish), I don't do beer and green eggs and ham, but I will happily read the trials and tribulations of those who do.