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Quote Originally Posted by boberts427:

Currenttly having a Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout, i have a place you can buy singles, you don't have to put out the money for a 4 or 6 pack it gives you a chance to try differant brews 

 

 

Whole foods here sells singles that way as well

 

 arrogant bastard ale

 
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Heineken

Staropramen (Czech)

Peroni Nastro Azzuro  (Italian)

Holsten (German)

Erdinger Weiss (German)  only drink it occasionally 

When I lived in New Zealand, a company called Monteiths made a couple of nice beers esp. Original & Celtic

 

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Roca,

You had Greyhound at "Mikes Hard Pink............"

 
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9-10 times I will have me a GUINNESS or a MILLER LITE

I am a big fan of Brooklyn Brown Ale, SA Noble pills, Troegs Nugget Nectar, etc.

 

A friend of mine just started mass producing his micro brew. Its called FULL PINT. if you happen to see it in your area, please check it out. I think you will not be dissapointed.

 

 
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Yueng Ling is  the greatest beer ever.

You all know its also the oldes AMERICAN beer too? YUENGLING FOR THE WIN

 
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Roca,

You had Greyhound at "Mikes Hard Pink............"



 
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Leinenliugels is the best hands down smooth no after taste. but i like blue moon and amstel light also
 
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Quote Originally Posted by The Hawk:

Roca,

You had Greyhound at "Mikes Hard Pink............"





 
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all good within the recommended units


 
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Quote Originally Posted by GBP:

all good within the recommended units


Shut up you woman!!!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by vegasdennis:

 

Whole foods here sells singles that way as well

 

 arrogant bastard ale

AB's are second to none my friend!!! 

 
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Good call on the Weiss brand Got5

Roca I like ur listing style

 

Blackout Drunk

Colt 45  

Kokaneee

Professor Drunk

Coors Light

Tuborg Pure Gold

Taste

Warsteiner

Heineken

Sleemans

 

 
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i had a good stout today.....

 

Milk Stout by Left Hand, most the time people tell you to drink a stout/porter at 45Temp. This one is like chocolate milk, drink it ice cold, like you would a Lager(Bud/Miller/Coors)

 
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There is nothing wrong with having the occasional tipple, but drinking too much can cause problems.

Alcohol is high in calories and so can make you put on weight. It's also a diuretic, which means it makes the body lose more water than usual. So when you drink alcohol, you need to have more non-alcoholic drinks that aren't diuretics, otherwise it's easy to get dehydrated.

Heavy drinking can lead to a wide range of health problems, including cancer, liver disease, stroke, high blood pressure and can affect mental health.

 
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There is nothing wrong with having the occasional tipple, but drinking too much can cause problems.

Alcohol is high in calories and so can make you put on weight. It's also a diuretic, which means it makes the body lose more water than usual. So when you drink alcohol, you need to have more non-alcoholic drinks that aren't diuretics, otherwise it's easy to get dehydrated.

Heavy drinking can lead to a wide range of health problems, including cancer, liver disease, stroke, high blood pressure and can affect mental health.

WTF BEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Beer is like box there is no such thing as too much! Beer lowers my blood pressure and if i don't have it it effects my mental health in a negative way. BEER
 
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Mircos are the best.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by GBP:


There is nothing wrong with having the occasional tipple, but drinking too much can cause problems.

Alcohol is high in calories and so can make you put on weight. It's also a diuretic, which means it makes the body lose more water than usual. So when you drink alcohol, you need to have more non-alcoholic drinks that aren't diuretics, otherwise it's easy to get dehydrated.

Heavy drinking can lead to a wide range of health problems, including cancer, liver disease, stroke, high blood pressure and can affect mental health.

GBP, why are you such a loser?

 
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Any kind of Wheat beer.
 
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I am a big fan of the New Belgium Brewery.  I also love a good Balack and Tan or a BlackSmith.  This time of year its all Oktoberfest for me.
 
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Yuengling is my fallback!  I've been getting more into Pale Ales and IPA's, so much so that they started to taste like water (like some people feel about lagers and pilsners).  So, I've been getting back into Yuengling.  I've got a 12 pack of lager and Black and Tan in the fridge right now! 

I really dig Guinness, but there's a local brew pub that has an Irish Stout that is just like Guinness, but without the sour aftertaste.  I could drink that all day if I could get it anywhere but the bar itself (they don't bottle that brew). 
 
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Beer its whats for dinner.

 
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Modus Hoperandi

A great intro into the world of IPA

the older i get the more i enjoy a more full body beer, first time i had a IPA i was 19 and threw up, honestly i can't throw 6 of these back in a night but it's a nice way to start the night off

THIS!!!

 
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Newcastle Brown Ale
 
 
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dosequis, stay thirsty my friend
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