Beer

Kind of ironic, since the military bases, today, don't have limitations and are don't have to adhere to state max. content.

You make me think about something else when talking about alcohol content. I would guess that it has changed, but at one time, the US and Europe used different measurements for alcohol. One used weight and the other used volume.

Florida uses "volume." Anything less than 1/2 of 1% isn't even classified as an alcoholic beverage anymore. You are right about military installations. They are not regulated by the State, and the commander can make his/her own rules, but they assume all liability for their decisions. I think that is why they all abide by state law.

I have become incresingly enamored with Shiner Bock. It's a dark lager, but doesn't have the bitter taste found in other amber beers.

When sitting on the beach, just give me a good ol Silver Bullet in the can. I can drink 12 in a sitting and not even catch a buzz. For later, I'll pop a few Coronas (and also use them in my margaritas).

Love Shiner Bock & Corona.