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dcdubs
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Location: the Great Northwest
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cheap beer= coors
winter = snowcap or molesons
summer = red stripe or pyramid hefeweizen |
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infantibus
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Joined: October 19, 2006
Posts: 290
Location: Filthadelphia
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| oooh yeah i had this microbrew in richmond va. called WORK it had the day hour and time on the label. that beer was really strong with some honey browns |
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infantibus
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Joined: October 19, 2006
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Location: Filthadelphia
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1. Yuengling
2. Beck's special dark
3. Mickey's...mmmm 40 oz.  |
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GeorgeL
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Joined: January 16, 2006
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Bring home something special for the wives. |
I like their own slogan too...
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Miichael
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Joined: February 15, 2007
Posts: 188
Location: McMinnville Oregon
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Full Sale - Session
any Henry Weinhard
and PBR |
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Towel Rail
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Location: SE CR IA US NA PE
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My new favorite. It's yummy.
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cdennisg
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Joined: November 02, 2004
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Location: Sandpoint, ID
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| I saw someone posted a pic of it earlier but Spaten Optimater is top notch. We call it "two shovels upside the head." Check out the label. |
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t3kg
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Location: Los Angeles
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oldskool maq
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Joined: April 11, 2006
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Location: belgium
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my top 3 of beers 
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vwpieces 
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Joined: March 23, 2005
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Location: UpHill BothWays, PA
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Don't drink much & like beer that I don't have to drink much of...
in the frige now
Yuengling Lager 22oz Brown bottles w/ clear lables (americas oldest Brewery) Don't know why but was not quite the same as the 12oz green bottles, Actually was better & I had to try both at the same time to be sure.
Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier (Worlds oldest Brewery) Not my fav weiss beer, don't dig the coriander?? taste. Deja-vu as I bought it before & it did not taste any better. Like the rental movie you rented before & did not remember till you put the movie & started watching it... BAH...
These are leftovers from my Christmas visits w/ family, gotta BYO or drink coors light...
Some of the recent cases I can remember
Hacker~Pschorr Various brews
Hoegaarden
Weihenstephaner Original
Paulaner Oktoberfest Märzen One of the best I have had, wishin I had some now...
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chrome
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Joined: March 21, 2003
Posts: 746
Location: back in NorCal
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new belgiums 1554
its dark, smooth, melow, real beer,
drink it !!!  
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tikibus
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Location: Rochester, NY
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Long Trail Ale from VT.
Just plain yummy.
Alexander's India Pale Ale from Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Pure Heaven.
Or sittin' on the pot and reading the local rag...
Labatt's Blue.
Sit on the pot Alot 
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spoon
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Location: Monterey, CA
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Heineken is skunk pee. and Corona isn't a real beer (don't fruit the beer)
My fav= Any authentic GERMAN beer, I do prefer the heiffevison (yea I know I butchered the spelling but it's been quite awhile since I've had any)  |
Authentic German you ask for? If you haven't tried Paulaner...
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GeorgeL
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| Heineken is skunk pee. and Corona isn't a real beer (don't fruit the beer) |
Well, they're both "College Beers", stuff that it was cool to drink while in college. Corona is treated the same as Bud in Mexico, and it was pretty humorous when people were paying $3 a bottle to drink the stuff north of the border during the '80s.
If you want a good beer from Mexico, try Bohemia Lager. That brewery was started by expat Germans using German methods.
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| My fav= Any authentic GERMAN beer, I do prefer the heiffevison (yea I know I butchered the spelling but it's been quite awhile since I've had any) |
The sad thing is that American brought watery beers upon themselves. While some folks think that it was a vast conspiracy by the Big Brewers, the fact is that they brew what people buy.
In the late 1800s, there were a lot of locally brewed ales and, unfortunately some of them were sour swill. Some German folks in Milwaukee decided to brew German-style lagers, which were lighter than the ales that most folks drank. These caught on and some of the big breweries were born. People liked the taste of the lagers and the bigger breweries provided a consistant product, something sadly lacking in many small local breweries.
After a time brewery magnate Adolphus Busch visited Europe and tried some beer in the Budweis region. He decided to try to duplicate the still-lighter Budweis brew and called it Budweiser.
Later, it was found that beer drinkers wanted still lighter brews and light beer was born. The people wanted it and the brewers provided it.
Luckily, modern mini- and micro-brewing techniques produce much more consistant brews than their old-time counterparts so we can once again enjoy a wide variety of products. We no longer have to risk encountering a sour brew in our search for variety. |
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ssbn659
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Location: N. Central Massachusetts, USA
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Heineken is skunk pee. and Corona isn't a real beer (don't fruit the beer)
My fav= Any authentic GERMAN beer, I do prefer the heiffevison (yea I know I butchered the spelling but it's been quite awhile since I've had any)
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spoon
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| I prefer the strong beers since I would rather have two with 7-10% alcohol than have to endure a six pack of whatever piss they sell at the corner store. |
I also agree.
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markm
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Bring home something special for the wives. |
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cdennisg
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Location: Sandpoint, ID
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I just realized an egregious spelling error in my last post. Its NEW ULM, MN. A nice little German town in south central MN.
I left out a few beers too. How about Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout. My favorite Schell's is Schmalt's Alt, though its hard to find, even in MN as it seems they do limited production runs.
I prefer the strong beers since I would rather have two with 7-10% alcohol than have to endure a six pack of whatever piss they sell at the corner store. |
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nimbus
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Besides Stella and Smithwicks (p.1)
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cdennisg
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| My fridge is filled with Snow cap;Pyramid brewing, Jubelale;Deschutes brewing, Full Sail Pale Ale, and a few other random beers like RedHook and Kokanee. My root cellar has goodies like just about anything from Stone Brewing, Siera Nevada's Bigfoot, several different Imperial stouts that are waiting for the right occasion, and the ever present NOS selection of snowcap and Jubelale to compare flavor differences when the new version is released every season. In my travels I have never found better beers than what is available here in the northwest. I will give credit to August Schell's brewery from Mew Ulm, MN for making the best stuff I've had in the Midwest. Great little brewery and they give tours daily. |
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