Any other beer snobs in here?
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Originally posted by jgsmuzzy@September 26, 2005, 2:55 AM
I don't drink, beer is the devil........
I don't drink, beer is the devil........
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I have a microbrewery down the street from me and they have great beer. Their "Caber Tossing Ale" won a gold at the Great American Beer Fest a few years ago. Otherwise I like a lot of different brands. I really like the Optimater from Spaten. Nice and dark. Yum, yum! 
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Canadian beer is good but I guess I'm biased.
Do the other Canucks here have Keith's or is that an Atlantic Canada thing?
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Do the other Canucks here have Keith's or is that an Atlantic Canada thing?
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We got Keith's, but i'm not a big fan of it. Like i've said, Canadian is the way to go. Also, have any other canucks here tried Molson Kick? Loads of fun for 2 or 3 hours but then its quite the crash.
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Originally posted by bigred0383@September 26, 2005, 11:24 PM
Obviously you don't remember his old C/T.
Obviously you don't remember his old C/T.
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Originally posted by Kluski@September 27, 2005, 10:24 AM
I got some pictures of my collection. Each row is four bottle deep.
I got some pictures of my collection. Each row is four bottle deep.
And whomever said Yeungling, good on you...that's some pretty good cheap beer. I have to bring back a case when I go to Florida.
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Originally posted by ISELLFORD@September 26, 2005, 5:41 AM
I have had beer in Asia and in Europe and there are a couple that haven't been mentioned.
There is a beer from france Called Kronenburg 1664 which is the year they started brewing it. Very good.
My personal favorite which I started drinking after my trip to Europe is Warsteiner. Their Verum is very good and for those who like a dark beer they have a premium Dunkel. Both are excellent. Their motto is "Life is too short to drink cheap beer".
I have had beer in Asia and in Europe and there are a couple that haven't been mentioned.
There is a beer from france Called Kronenburg 1664 which is the year they started brewing it. Very good.
My personal favorite which I started drinking after my trip to Europe is Warsteiner. Their Verum is very good and for those who like a dark beer they have a premium Dunkel. Both are excellent. Their motto is "Life is too short to drink cheap beer".
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After four years in Germany and two Oktoberfests was really impressed when I got back to the States with Sam Adams. If you're buying I'll drink anything, but if I'm buying, I like a beer with some flavor and substance ie. not bud lite...
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I'm from wisconsin so im very partial to Miller, Leinies and Sprecher beers. Been on all the brewery tours loads of fun and free beer and pretzels at the end cant beat it. And I've never met an Oktoberfest beer i didnt like from any brewery.
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My C/T still sucks!
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Originally posted by stoic21@September 27, 2005, 3:33 PM
I don't drink alot of beer. But I'm a whiskey snob.
I don't drink alot of beer. But I'm a whiskey snob.
I love my
Midori
and
Margaritaville Tequila
As for beer- I am a loyal Bud light drinker. I love my bud light. Don't like anytihng else. When I was young and poor I drank Busch which gives a wicked hangover.
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Originally posted by schmalex@September 28, 2005, 4:32 AM
I'm from wisconsin so im very partial to Miller, Leinies and Sprecher beers. Been on all the brewery tours loads of fun and free beer and pretzels at the end cant beat it. And I've never met an Oktoberfest beer i didnt like from any brewery.
I'm from wisconsin so im very partial to Miller, Leinies and Sprecher beers. Been on all the brewery tours loads of fun and free beer and pretzels at the end cant beat it. And I've never met an Oktoberfest beer i didnt like from any brewery.
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Duvel is a great beer from belgium.
Also, for American beers, I really love a good barely wine. That is a great style beer. Sierra Navada make s great one called 'Bigfoot'. Anchor Old Foghorn Barleywine is also fantastic. It takes a real man to drink the stuff though.
Also, for American beers, I really love a good barely wine. That is a great style beer. Sierra Navada make s great one called 'Bigfoot'. Anchor Old Foghorn Barleywine is also fantastic. It takes a real man to drink the stuff though.
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Also, even though it is hard to believe, Pabst Blue Ribbon is a very easy to drink beer with a nice aftertaste, even though it may be one of the cheapest beers in the world lol.
Try one some time, you'll be surprised.
Try one some time, you'll be surprised.