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For me, it's Sam Adams, Guinness and Old Rasputin.
Mmm.....Old Rasputin.
Mmm.....Old Rasputin.
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I picked up a bottle today called Harry Porter and the Bourbon Soaked Vanilla Bean. I think it's made by Great Lakes Brewery here in Ontario.Comment
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Gulden Draak from Belgium is a wicked indulgence especially at 10% alcohol.
I bought a bottle of Tom Green's beer but I'm afraid to try it in case he confesses a few years from now that in contains whale sperm and was filtered through used pantyhose.
I have also been on a bit of a cider kick. Trying the different brands. For the ladies I'd like to recommend a Mort Subite in either cherry or strawberry as well as Fruili. My wife is not a beer drinker but really likes these fruity flavours.
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I don't like beer and I don't drink it. I can't stand the taste and I don't really see the attraction. Tho I have to say I have only tried mainstream beers like Heineken, etc. Once I may have tried Guinness light at a place in NYC called McSorley's. A friend tried to share Amaretto from the bottle with me once, (he hid it in his jacket at a Christmas event once), but it was overpowering.
I'm not a drinker really but I do like Sangria, Zinfendel and some types of wine, usually red, if they aren't too strong/bitter. I've had Teqila, Mike's Hard Lemonade and Bartles & James. If you can recommend a beer that is stronger in flavor than bitterness I might try it.
And,has anyone tried this?
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America is the land of immigrants, and it's HUGE...nice to report...our beer joints now rival yours...
Belgium:
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Whole Foods (one of our local markets) USA:
I agree on Stella...not one of my favorites...sigpicComment
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And done ...
Klingon Warnog
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I only drink Romulan ale....
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"When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."Comment
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I puke at the thought of Coors, Budwiser, Miller basic beers.
I am lucky to live in the land of microbreweries. We have so many great beers on tap here it's "mind bottling" sometimes. Old Chicago is a great place to try beers. They carry a huge variety and a bunch of locals. A couple I've started to really enjoy outside of CO are Stone from CA, Goose Island from IL.Comment
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my wife loves Smithwicks so I picked up a keg this week and am drinking it now. good stuff. not as good as my Hofbrau but it is some good stuffComment
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I never could understand how people could love beer. It tastes awful to me.Comment
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Heh, I feel the same way about coffee, hideously tasting stuff IMO. Honestly, it's all about acquired taste, I used to hate beer and wine, now I love them both (it just took a combination of being a teenager, peer pressure and wanting to get buzzed, that was a big help
). But although I've tried several times, I could never develop a taste for coffee, my body just completely rejects it.
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I can't drink a lot of beer. As I get older it hurts my gut for some reason - but...
I tried Trappistes Rochefort 8 on the weekend, a Belgium beer. It's one of the best beers I've tried in ages: http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/207/1696/
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Canadian stuff:
ubermanx - Beau's "Tom Green Stout" is fantastic. I know, I know - Tom Green...but the stout is great - trust me!
Crazy Canuck Pale Ale is great. It's in a king can, and has really cheesy looking packaging, but don't be thrown off by that, it's surprisingly tasty stuff. And I'm not normally a big Pale Ale dude:
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