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02-23-2010 #21
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oh man... out in the shop its gotta be Rainier or PBR hands down.. but who am i kidding i'll drink just about anything but Heineken
I'm not a doctor... But i'll take a look anyway!
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Those of you too far away from Texas won't have this one, but Shiner is by far the best beer out there.
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Choice 1: Free
Choice 2: GuinnessScott from NJ.
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Guiness or a good Porter.
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In my 38 years of walking this earth I have yet to find another beer that puts a smile on my face such as this one. My all-time favorite.
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I knew I shouldn't have read this thread at work! Now my mouth is getting dry and my hand is shaking.....
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Samuel Adams, regular brew and Octoberfest
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But I like grabbing a microbrew or something different from time to time at the store just to taste what else is out there.I am not useless, I can still be used as a bad example!
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After 4 years in Germany it got tougher...
Nothing like a good wheat/Hef microbrew though!!
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LOL, I've said that same exact thing! How can people drink that stuff?
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My summer garage/outdoor beer:
My beer snob beer:
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I also love the Shiner Bock and Sierra Nevada Big foot Ales.
and who can resist Chimay:
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New Castle. The way I figure it, if I can see through the glass it ain't beer.
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What do coors, budwiser, miller, and a couple having $ex on a dock, have in common? They're all f#%cking close to water!
Beer should not look the same going in as it does going out. That's not beer, that's beer flavored water.
I like a beer I can chew on. Samuel Adams is decent for an American beer. The best I've ever had were the Pilsners and Hefeweizen in Germany.Red Forman: "The Mustang's front end is problematic; get yourself a Firebird."
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any samuel adams ,killians, any magic hat,most bells but bells best brown ale is real good!
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Free and cold.
But given the chance to select for myself I find myself picking this a lot these days:
My "everyday" beer is usually:
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Fosters or Corona when I occasionally have a brew. If you ever find yourself in the UK - try John Smith Smooth. It's their version of Bud but much better.
BTW: The german chic - what a butter face.....
Rainier beer - now that stuff is piss water but back in the late 70's they had the coolest commercial. There was this Honda CB750 winding through the mountains with Mt. Rainier in the background. As the bike passes the rider shifts gears and the sound from the bike is "RRRRAAAAIIINNNNNERRRR BBBEEEERRRRRRR" I was like 14 living in Juneau AK and still remember that commercial. Learned the beer sucked several years later while spending some time in Wa.
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