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Corona


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lou:

Anybody ever heard of Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
 
I bet you cant have just one.
 
Lou.

You know I hadn't had a Keith's in about 5 years ... was at a Jays game a couple weeks ago and my options were American Piss (budweisser) or Keith's so I was drinking Keith's all night.  Good beer.  But I prefer dark beers with more taste.  

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lou:

Anybody ever heard of Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
 
I bet you cant have just one.
 
Lou.


I'm guessing that's a local beer for you. For IPAs the American microbrews like Dogfish head, Oskar Blues, Great Divide, Lagunitas, Stone, etc. are hands-down better. My favorite Canadian Brewery is Unibroue
 
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There are a few American ales I like, one being Dogfishhead, that's some damned good beer.  It's scary good.
 
truer words have never been spoken.  This brewery is awesome.
 
Sierra Nevada is ofcourse an old stand by.
 
Anyone who says Corona should be ashamed.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lou:

Anybody ever heard of Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
 
I bet you cant have just one.
 
Lou.


Very solid beer. And very solid commercials back in the day with the mad Scottsman...................until they abruptly ended when he was arrested for child porn possession.
 
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pyramid hefeweizen
 
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My roomate back in 1980 in Houston drove a beer truck for Coors...........................so..............................well............................what can you do?
 
Could have been worse. Could have been St. Pauli Girl at $8 a six pack..................OUCH!
 
The best thing was, Friday night, any "damaged" cases of beer would be sold to the employees for $4 a case................so...............you'll never guess, but somehow, someway..................a forklift would get loose every Friday night, and plow into the case rack...........................talk about a great roomate!
 
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Any Ruby Mountain Beer
Guiness
Land Shark
 
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Heiniken
Grolsch
Becks
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LeafsNeedD:

Sleaman Honey Brown

Guinness

I've only ever found it on tap at very few restaurants but Murphy's is one awesome beer.  Especially if you like Guinness.  

Prefer Kokanee Gold to Honey Brown.

[ Guinness, have to pass. If you have to hack away at a beer with a knife and fork before drinking it, it is too thick for me.]

 But Kokanee Gold on tap is my drink of choice.

 
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O'doul's  


In no particular order...


1)  Hefeweizen
2) St. Pauli Girl
3)  Bud Light
 
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Free Beer Anytime!! I will try anything once.
 
If I default it's usually bud light. I'm a simple man.
 
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Icehouse 5% Alcohol! You get your moneys worth!
I pay about 50 cents a can...What a value! 24 pack for me...
 
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1. free beer
2. "yo" beer
3. beer on sale
4. the last beer
 
and of course. cold beer
 
but the truth is
Bud
heiniken
 
 
beers i tried when i began to drink and hate today
 
1.michelob
2. mickeys
3.lowenbrau
4. tie between schlitz and kind cobra
 
 
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Olands or Keiths
 
Back in the day was a fan of Old Scotian as well.
 
In college it was all about the cheap Red Dog though. The label was classic, was a bulldog face, but in the middle was a hidden naked chick
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nuggetsfan:

Blue Moon



 
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and Landshark
 
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The King of Beers Budweiser
  then Red Stripe
 
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Asahi Draft from Japan
 
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BLUE MOON
 
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Man, I had a Fat Tire on draft in Kansas City recently and it was absolutely awesome.  Forgot about that. 
 
I remember meeting the guys who were going to open Dogfish head a few months before they did.  I'm not sure I realized how serious they were about it.  Awesome beer as well.  Something else for us First Staters to be proud of, in addition to our Blue Hens and tax-free shopping.
 
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BEST WINTER BEER  --  Saranac Caramel Porter

goose islands honkers nut brown ale

stella artois

 

 

 
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I stumbled across a couple of excellent Polish beers of late as well.  One is (bear with me on the spelling) Zwchye (or something) and the other is Tisker (or something).  Very impressive, and you can knock back like 20 of them. 
 
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surprised no one has mentioned a nice Stella
 
 
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Bud Light or Corona
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