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I usually drink bottled beer, but in crises have been known to drink canned beer. My preference is beer from a tapped keg.  |
A cold glass is fine by me . Gordy,  still have the beard?
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Nope -
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What's Your Favorite Beer?
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Just bought a mixed case at Cosco of 4 Mexican beers 
I think it's these.  Only drank 1 so far  , the light one, far right top row. It was  OK. |
I'd have to be pretty hard-pressed to drink beer out of a can or a domestic beer. As far as Mexican beer I like either Dos XX pictured, don't really prefer one over the other, the taste is different enough for each to stand on its own. However, I find the Amber has a richer or heavier taste than the other which has somewhat of a bite to it. I also like Pacifico Claro as far as Mexican beers go.
I can't tell you the last time I had a beer....probably not since Pat's death.
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no beer for me, i prefer whiskey.
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I'm no beer snob..a pint of Guinness is all I need
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Those Mexican beers I recently mentioned .
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Those Mexican beers I recently mentioned . |
You've obviously never tasted Brew 102, where no two cans in the same 6 pack taste alike. It used to be the "cheapest" beer available in California; I don't think they're around anymore. I wonder why? They certainly had consistent quality....called variety pack.
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Lot's of good beer here in Oregon. There are more "craft" breweries here than anywhere else in the world! I like dark beers, and think Rogue chocolate stout is substantially better than Guiness
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It really depends on the mood...
At the pub it's usually a pint of Stella, but they tend to get warm too fast on a hot summer day. Then it's Cooper's Ale (green label) or Becks.
Lately the band has been going through cases of Longhammer IPA during rehearsals, which ensures we get nothing accomplished
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It really depends on the mood...
At the pub it's usually a pint of Stella, but they tend to get warm too fast on a hot summer day. Then it's Cooper's Ale (green label) or Becks.
Lately the band has been going through cases of Longhammer IPA during rehearsals, which ensures we get nothing accomplished |
Last week it was too hot for Guinness down here in Newport, so I had a few pints of Stella, (AKA Wife Beater) ... Dam, I caught a fast buzz !
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I'd have to be pretty hard-pressed to drink beer out of a can or a domestic beer. As far as Mexican beer I like either Dos XX pictured, don't really prefer one over the other, the taste is different enough for each to stand on its own. However, I find the Amber has a richer or heavier taste than the other which has somewhat of a bite to it. I also like Pacifico Claro as far as Mexican beers go.
I can't tell you the last time I had a beer....probably not since Pat's death.
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I can agree with that one 100%!
Pacifico is a great beer, so is bohemia!
You must have a beer Sheryl. It is good for the soul!
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I only drink Jack Daniels and water. Just never in the same glass.
I will drink beer however and Shiner Bohemian Black Lager is the one I like the best.
"A man gave me a glass of water once, I thought he'd poisoned me" --W. C. Fields
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I found this old thread and thought it should be brought back to life!
So many great beers! I try and have a new one whenever possible, especially if I can find a local brew when I am traveling.
My Fantasy Football team name is "Team BEER"!
OK on to the question at hand...
#1 Bob's 47 -Boulevard - Kansas City KS
#2 Pinstrip Red - Ska Brewing - Durango CO
#3 Munich Lager - Water Street Brewery- Milwaukee WI
#4 Hairy Eyeball Ale - Lagunitas Brewing- Petaluma CA
#5 Dales Pale Ale - Oskar Blues- Longmont CO
#6 Turbo Dog Ale- Abita Brewing - Abita Springs LA
#7 Kickn' Back Amber Lager- Eddyline Brewery - Buena Vist CO
#8 Alaskan Amber- Alaskan Brewing- Juneau AK
#9 Karma - Avery - Boulder CO
#10 Whetever I have on my 2 taps at home!
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