Aircraft need a Runway to land on.
Aircraft need a Runway to land on.
This ale depicts the famous P-61 Northrop Black Widow.
Originally Posted by Naharaht
This ale depicts the famous P-61 Northrop Black Widow.
Parallyzer also the Handley-Page 0-100!
Interesting; I've never heard of the P-61 referred to as "the Paralyzer"This ale depicts the famous P-61 Northrop Black Widow.
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
Indeed, yes, Karl.
Here is a drink for those who like Steampunk airships.
Indeed, yes, Karl.
Here is a drink for those who like Steampunk airships.
Also from Los Angeles there is
Related to the previous drink, there is also
My source wrote that this beer was specially brewed by Hangar 24 for the March Field's Centennial Celebration and air show last month.
For all Douglas Adams fans, a drink named after his ultimate propulsion system.
Our view is Skyward.
Another beer in the Danger Zone.
Yet another Danger Zone.
One way to cause danger.....
An obvious nod to Top Gun, though it looks more like a F-18 than a F-14.One way to cause danger.....
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
Most planes nowadays have an Autopilot.
This ale features the Formidable A-10 aircraft.
This best bitter features the Vulcan bomber.
Another Vucan beer...
This ale remembers Charles Lindburg's famous aeroplane.
I can't believe I'm contributing to this thread, being that I'm alergic to beer, but I stumbled across this in pursuit of something else...
2017 Canadian Brewing Awards Bronze Medal - Brown Ale Category
Link: www.powellbeer.com/beers
Mike
"Flying is learning to throw yourself at the ground and miss" Douglas Adams
"Wings of Glory won't skin your elbows and knees while practicing." OldGuy59
Thank you for joining in, Mike, that is a good one. I rarely drink beer myself.
This one is for naval airmen.
The pilot's goal..
The pilot's goal..
Like the tractor cast in the bottle!
Wonder what the significance of that is?
The tractor is the logo of Beau's Brewery, Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Canada. I presume that it is because it is a farming area.
Something for after takeoff.
The end of a successful flight.
The end of a successful flight.
Another drink remembering the Spruce Goose...
Ahhh! Now we are posting Wines I must add this one named after Manfred von Richthofen.
We have seen wine in this thread before, Barry.
The beer from Belgium is called Red Devil's Fuel.
How this ale received its name I am not sure. I find it difficult to believe that the brewers in the U.S.A. had even heard of an R.A.F. troop transport aircraft that was pressed into service as a bomber at the start of the W.W.2 campaign in North Africa but strange things do happen sometimes.
A Bristol Bombay...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bristol_Bombay
Back to an air manoeuvre...
Interesting; a Welsh brewery making American style pale ale. Have to love the cultural cross-pollination.Back to an air manoeuvre...
Karl
It is impossible for a man to begin to learn what he thinks he knows. -- Epictetus
Today we remember some skilled and daring pilots.
Good ones, Barry! I intend to visit Shuttleworth one day.
Here is another Test Pilot beer.
Another Test Pilot, but a wine this time, with an F-86 Sabre on the label.
Another wine; this one is called Pilot's View.
Heres hoping that no-one ever does this again.
This brewery's name remembers a small but important item on an aircraft.
Here is a couple of brews from Iowa. Looking forward to trying them this weekend.
Those look like good ones, Dave.
Here is one for night time.
From France there is...
Isn't that a coffee extract sample, David?
The bottle looks awfully small for a beer...
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