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what is your favorite beer?
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that's not beer
Will E Worm
Conspiracy...
Sunkist and Crush
vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Baltika 3 or 7.
Facetious
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General Question:
Why "India Pale Ale", Indians don't even drink! :dunno:
:1orglaugh
Not just Coors... Banquet Beer, son! :glugglug:
Why "India Pale Ale", Indians don't even drink! :dunno:
:1orglaugh
Not just Coors... Banquet Beer, son! :glugglug:
Facetious
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Facetious
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I'm just getting reacquainted with the beer market after a 12-15 year lay off and it's interesting to see the changes ...
What happened to the ten - fifteen different choices of Canadian Beer and Ales, O'keefe, Yukon, Labbatts etc.?
What happened to all of the various European, i.e. German, Swiss, Dutch etc. brews? :dunno:
Today I'm seeing 20 - 30 different brands of Belgian Ales each carrying exorbitantly hefty price tags, in fact, the other day, I saw a 10 or 11 oz bottle of Belgian, a single bottle for $7!!!
Also, I'm seeing tons of different and expensive domestic micro brews, each of which of course produce an "India Pale Ale" among other things...
Don't get me wrong, I like the products that come from microbreweries, that is, the ones I'm familiar with that have a track record of making good beer, i.e. Sierra Nevada to name one, but there's too many Mark Zuckerberg type characters behind a lot of these new start up breweries and to me, that's just unpalatable!
With todays craft brew/Belgian brew prices, it's too much of a risk to buy an exorbitantly expensive six pack of something I may not like... I'll just stay with the old reliables. :glugglug:
What happened to the ten - fifteen different choices of Canadian Beer and Ales, O'keefe, Yukon, Labbatts etc.?
What happened to all of the various European, i.e. German, Swiss, Dutch etc. brews? :dunno:
Today I'm seeing 20 - 30 different brands of Belgian Ales each carrying exorbitantly hefty price tags, in fact, the other day, I saw a 10 or 11 oz bottle of Belgian, a single bottle for $7!!!
Also, I'm seeing tons of different and expensive domestic micro brews, each of which of course produce an "India Pale Ale" among other things...
Don't get me wrong, I like the products that come from microbreweries, that is, the ones I'm familiar with that have a track record of making good beer, i.e. Sierra Nevada to name one, but there's too many Mark Zuckerberg type characters behind a lot of these new start up breweries and to me, that's just unpalatable!
With todays craft brew/Belgian brew prices, it's too much of a risk to buy an exorbitantly expensive six pack of something I may not like... I'll just stay with the old reliables. :glugglug:
Noel_Cypress
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I'm a coors light kinda person. Everyone I know hates it, but I can down those suckers like no other.
some of you need an education
if you're saying "Bud Light" or "Coors Light", or espousing how great a COLD beer is, you're not drinking for flavor
squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
its sad but true. nothing goes down faster than an ice cold coors lite. theyre like water.
ive downed many myself in that fashion in cowboy country.
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Which of course means that they're not as sophisticated as you, is that where you're going?
Ever try Pabst Blue Ribbon? That's pretty close to water, and it goes down easier than a $3-dollar crack whore.
Blue Moon
they are missing the whole point of beer. Like going to a NY Deli and ordering a PB&J or visiting Naples and dining at the Olive GardenWhich of course means that they're not as sophisticated as you, is that where you're going?
squallumz
knows petras secret: she farted.
no no. there's different reasons for drinking beer. one may be for pure taste, but another strong reason is to get drunk. sometimes, it just doesnt matter how it tastes.
Eric Lindros
#88
Yep, you know what you talking about.
For me: Westvleteren 12 (very hard to get though.)
i vote turpentine, then
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