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Speaking of which, I'm enjoying some 1664 right now. I've always skipped over it at the store, but seeing as a few of you brought it up I figured I'd give it a try. Not bad not bad, and the bottle shape is cool too.
I've heard lots of stuff about Duvel, but never been able to find any in Canada. Anyone up here happen to know of a place that carries it?
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Any of the fine British Ales, from the Shepard Neame, Wytchwood, Fullers or Youngs breweries.
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Bud is the best beer you can get, lots of european beers are based on it, one even stole the name! god it was painful to type that crap.
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BEAST
it must be the best or else that would be false advertising
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I drink Buckler, brewed for real men yet low on alcohol
(to be honest..it's like water and has to be served icecold but doesn't give me a headache)
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Probably THE best beer in the world:
It's plain and simple sex for your tastebuds.
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Not your typical beer, and a bit too trendy lately for my tastes, but this is an amazing beer. Scientific American once did an article on it.
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Originally Posted by ShortcutToMoncton
I've heard lots of stuff about Duvel, but never been able to find any in Canada. Anyone up here happen to know of a place that carries it?
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SAQ or LCBO
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Originally Posted by Railroader
Not your typical beer, and a bit too trendy lately for my tastes, but this is an amazing beer. Scientific American once did an article on it.
try the non fruit goodness of
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
Probably THE best beer in the world:
It's plain and simple sex for your tastebuds.
I know it's supposed to be good, but I just can't get into it. I'm just going to keep trying and trying and trying until I learn to love it.
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Originally Posted by abbaZaba
BEAST
it must be the best or else that would be false advertising
used to drink that in high school - tried it again a few years ago - house piss beer - worst beer EVER! tastes like they used water from the bottom of a garbage can.
now i know why i hated beer in high school
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Originally Posted by nredman
used to drink that in high school - tried it again a few years ago - house piss beer - worst beer EVER! tastes like they used water from the bottom of a garbage can.
now i know why i hated beer in high school
Haha, I'm a college student in Wisconsin and even I'll say that **** is terrible. I refuse to do one more power hour with that stuff. After countless house parties, power hours, and beer bongs of that crap, I can honestly say it's prolly my least favorite beer...worse than Natural Ice.
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Originally Posted by Graviton
Any of the fine British Ales, from the Shepard Neame, Wytchwood, Fullers or Youngs breweries.
I'm 100% with you there!
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In keeping with my couple-month-old committment to getting a different kind of beer every time I go to the beer store, I picked up some Tree Brewing Co. Hop Head India Pale Ale this weekend. I don't think I'm ready for that kind of intense-ness, or I'm just not such a fan of such hoppiness, or something.
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Legend Brown Ale, and when it's in season, the Legend Chocolate Porter:
Legend Brewery
The Brown Ale took first place at the US Beer Tasting Championship last year in Chicago.
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I've never understood why people like beer. The inventor of beer must have been like, "I like alcohol, but I wonder if I could make a bitter bad-tasting drink that makes me wince every time I take a sip."
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Originally Posted by anonymac
I've never understood why people like beer. The inventor of beer must have been like, "I like alcohol, but I wonder if I could make a bitter bad-tasting drink that makes me wince every time I take a sip."
wow, i never thought if it that way, good thinking
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Well, my supplier came through. I gots me 7 6-packs of McEwan's Scotch Ale. And man, is it gooooooooooood!
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Originally Posted by anonymac
I've never understood why people like beer. The inventor of beer must have been like, "I like alcohol, but I wonder if I could make a bitter bad-tasting drink that makes me wince every time I take a sip."
Oh no he didn't! *snap* *snap*
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Originally Posted by Saetre
I know it's supposed to be good, but I just can't get into it. I'm just going to keep trying and trying and trying until I learn to love it.
I have never met anyone who did not enjoy this beer. I had one again this weekend, and boy was it ever so good (even if it did cost more than my dinner).
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
I have never met anyone who did not enjoy this beer. I had one again this weekend, and boy was it ever so good (even if it did cost more than my dinner).
It's bizarre, I know. Next time I see it, I'll grab one and give it another shot.
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Originally Posted by G4ME
Frankinstine Hefe Weißb is very nice
Are you sure you don't mean Franziskaner Hefe Weiß ?
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Ijust tried Red Tail Ale this past weekend and it was pretty darn good.
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yeah i know. ZOMBIE THREAD!!! AHHH!!! but since the other drinking thread got locked and this one was linked to in it, WHY NOT BRING IT BACK TO LIFE?
I had some amazing beer over break. FAT TIRE. the first was awesome, same with the second, and the awesomeness stayed with the third as well
Home of New Belgium Brewery, Fat Tire Beer, and the Tour de Fat
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Their Abbey Ale is pretty damn good.
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I'm a big fan of Baltika at the mo. It's a Russian lager that's been around in the UK for around a year.
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I had Baltika last weekend at Brighton Beach. Dunno if I got a bad batch but it's really not very good.
And though Iike every quality beer under the sun, I have actually been drinking Budweiser lately. This is a new turn for me, it feels like sweet rebellion except it really isn't THAT bad. And it's cheap and easy to pick up at the local deli on the way home. Love the tall boy can.
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Paul, I'm disappointed. You are tunring to the dark cheap side of the force.
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Deuchar's IPA is also a fave of mine. It's a lager-coloured ale brewed in Scotland which is light and refreshing - not so heavy like a lot of bitters can be...
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Smithwick's
Breckenridge Vanilla Porter
Young's Chocolate Stout
Youngs and Breckenridge mixed in the same glass
Murphy's Pub Draught
Smithwick's
No, really. Smithwick's.
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Guinness
Smithwicks (draught)
Murphys
Bud
Orion (from Okinawa)
Kirin (not the Canadian made, the higher alc Tokyo brew)
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The Smithwicks I've had tastes little like the wonderful beer of the same name I enjoyed in Ireland (when taking breaks from Guinness.
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Originally Posted by osiris
Guinness
Smithwicks (draught)
Murphys
Bud
Orion (from Okinawa)
Kirin (not the Canadian made, the higher alc Tokyo brew)
What's with the soft drink in your list ?
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Originally Posted by turtle777
What's with the soft drink in your list ?
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It's for rinsing in between drinks.
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Originally Posted by Railroader
I stopped drinking *tear* a while ago, but...
Duval.
How did you stop drinking?
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Originally Posted by paul w
The Smithwicks I've had tastes little like the wonderful beer of the same name I enjoyed in Ireland (when taking breaks from Guinness.
I've had it on tap at an Irish festival in Indy...I've been told that's about as good as I'll have it unless I actually go to Ireland.
There's an Irish pub that also has it on tap; it's great.
But I like it in the bottle, too. I guess I'm just a lame poser. OH SNAP.
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As long as you're pronouncing it Smiddicks it's fine by me.
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A new favorite
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I've switched to mid-strength beers since I am drinking way too much alcohol lately.
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Originally Posted by paul w
I had Baltika last weekend at Brighton Beach. Dunno if I got a bad batch but it's really not very good.
And though Iike every quality beer under the sun, I have actually been drinking Budweiser lately. This is a new turn for me, it feels like sweet rebellion except it really isn't THAT bad. And it's cheap and easy to pick up at the local deli on the way home. Love the tall boy can.
HAhaha. I've been downing some miller high lifes lately. I do it in snobby way to prove my general snobbery is well rounded.
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Originally Posted by PER3
How did you stop drinking?
I eat watermelon for my fluids.
C'mon, I hope you know I implied drinking alcohol.
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