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I'm really digging this Molson Brador. I've been having one or two with dinner every night lately.

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I like my local micro-brews the best! If I had to buy something mass prodiced I guess it would be some type of Samuel Adams, like the Cranberry Wheat in time for Thanksgiving (in the States, of course).


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[quote]Originally posted by marvymarv
[br]I'm really digging this Molson Brador. I've been having one or two with dinner every night lately.

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Brador??!! LOL!! That was the first beer in Canada to have more than the usual 5% alcohol content. (6.2%, IIRC) Stupid teens notice things like that. Haven't had one in years. Didn't even know they still made it.

Me, Newcastle Brown Ale or a Grolsch lager, so I can play with the cool bottle cap.


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Mmmm, b-e-e-r.

The answer really depends on whether you're drinking a beer or two for the taste or you're intent on getting smashed.

The best tasting beer I've ever had was a weissbier at some monastery in Austria. A close second was a jalapeno-wheat beer I had at a local brew pub.

When I lived in the UK, I used to drink Stella ("wife-beater" as the locals called it). Now that I'm back in Canada, its Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale all the way - my first true love.

Guinness Draft if it's good from a fresh-off-the-boat Irishman's pub in Boston...or Ireland too I suppose.

If not, those Brador's are very nice. Now they have a whole boatload of high-alcohol beers like XXX but they taste like shit.

In lieu of these, a Sierra or a Bass....mmm, that's good bass!

Philly Alert!!!!!!
People you MUST try this one!!!!! Sam Adams Dark. It is unreal it is so good!

My two favorite Beers are Blue Moon & Skinny Dip.

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<br>Mmmm, b-e-e-r.

Now that I'm back in Canada, its Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale all the way - my first true love.

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Good choice... as long as you're not also into the kiddie porn like the spokes-scotsman was.

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as long as you're not also into the kiddie porn like the spokes-scotsman was.

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You're all a buncha drunks. Straight edge, baby, since 1996.

And only one relapse!

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[quote]Newcastle Brown Ale[/quote] When not drinking local Washinton/Oregon micro brews, Newcastle hits the spot quite well. For really cheap beer I always liked Rollin' Rock (although I haven't had one for ages now.)

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Asahi Super Dry for me, but I seldom buy it because the stuff that's available is brewed in Canada instead of Japan. So I'll usually settle for Shiner Bock.

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I got a fever, and the only prescription is more Rickenbacker.

Oh and if I go someplace I will only drink Miller. Love it for regular beer. But go to a thrifty and I will buy the Sams.

The local Opa-Opa Steakhouse and Brewery made a Raspberry Wheat Ale this summer that was divine.

Coniston Bluebird Bitter is a favorite, as well.

When in Philly, however, it's Yuengling's all the way. Goes down smooth with your favorite cheesesteak.

Is it déjà vu all over again?
http://www.nwoutpost.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6714

In no particular order:

Paulaner Hefeweizen
Hoegaarden
Blue Moon Belgian White Ale
Brooklyn Black Chocolate Stout (mmmm)
Murphy's Irish Stout
Fuller's Porter
Ommegang (always leaves me with a nice buzz)
Bass Ale, the old stand-by.

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Domestic . . . Pabst Blue Fuckin' Ribbon.

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