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Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: FatalXception on April 25, 2001, 08:10:02 PM
Well, after hearing Lavan mention in a previous post that all us Canadians do is watch hockey and drink beer(it\'s true ... at least during playoff season).  

I would have made this a poll, but there are way more than 10, and I\'m not sure if what we drink in Canada is the same as in the US (popular brands, Molson, Coors, etc), and I\'m sure it\'s not the same as overseas.  I decided to ask:  

What brands of beer do ya\'ll drink?

Moosehead - ahhh, Canada\'s oldest independant brewery...  Pretty much all I drink, 24 outta 25 times... A smooth tasting lager, with hardly any aftertaste at all....

Kokanee - A slightly cheaper beer, from BC, not bad, stronger flavor, little bitter aftertaste.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: ddaryl on April 25, 2001, 08:20:28 PM
I\'m a Micro beer Nut, I\'m always looking for a good Micro Brew


but my favorites are (drum roll please)

Sammy Smith\'s : Nut Brown Ale

Guinness

Fosters (Oil Can, for waiting in line before the show)

Labatt\'s Blue
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: FatalXception on April 25, 2001, 08:37:32 PM
Damn!  I forgot Guiness!  I guess I was still in "stay at home with friends drinking storebought beer for the playoffs" mode, rather than "goto pubs, where Moosehead/Kokanee isn\'t always available" mode.  Shucks.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Coredweller on April 25, 2001, 09:12:54 PM
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Originally posted by ddaryl
Sammy Smith\'s : Nut Brown Ale


Funny you should mention that, because I got a Samuel Smith t-shirt from a pub when I was in London, and I happened to wear it today.  Sam Smith is good, but I think it doesn\'t travel well across the Atlantic in those clear glass bottles.

I prefer real beer; in other words German beer.  I like

Bitburger (http://www.bit-koeln.de/)

Warsteiner  (http://www.warsteiner.de/)

Jever (http://www.jever.de/)  Ah yes Jever is still virtually impossible to find in North America, but I have good memories of it.

Also Valentins and Eichbaum (don\'t ask).  Of American Beer I usually just buy Anchor Steam or one of the few Weizen Biers you can.  I can never get tired of that.

I\'m so glad I love beer.  Like wouldn\'t be the same without it.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: ddaryl on April 25, 2001, 09:44:54 PM
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Originally posted by Coredweller


Funny you should mention that, because I got a Samuel Smith t-shirt from a pub when I was in London, and I happened to wear it today.  Sam Smith is good, but I think it doesn\'t travel well across the Atlantic in those clear glass bottles.

 




The hell it don\'t. Its the nectar of the Gods, I\'m sure they keep the bottles out of the light. Thats the only time you get into trouble with clear bottle beer, and all Sammy Smith beers are dark which doesn\'t go skunky like a regular blonde beer


Nut Brown Ale is to die for, I love them
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: politiepet on April 26, 2001, 12:30:44 AM
palm is by far the best beer ever made, it\'s a belgian made beer and it tastes so good, you have no idea, in fact it shouldn\'t be called beer, it\'s in a league of it\'s own.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: kopking on April 26, 2001, 02:13:07 AM
carling
stella artois
grosch
Becks
bud
kronemberg ( not sure if thats spelt right)
carlsberg
fosters ( only if theres nothing else)
or any type of beer i can get my hands on, there are others but its making me thirsty just writing about it:D
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Samwise on April 26, 2001, 03:31:33 AM
I remember a thread like this a while ago.... it was cool. :)

I drink Carlsberg or Tuborg. :D
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: CygnusXI on April 26, 2001, 04:27:34 AM
I\'m always getting different brands. Lately I\'ve really gotten into Amstel Light

For the "older" people, remember the TV commercial..."99 calories never tasted so imported, until they-imported Amstel Light" :)
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: merkin on April 26, 2001, 05:34:58 AM
I drink Coors Light.  It\'s cheap and it tastes pretty good.  The best part is the next morning you won\'t have the sh**s or puke.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: unknown on April 26, 2001, 05:47:53 AM
ahhh

i love Guiness

i also drink:

Corona = ai carumba!
Rolling Rock = this is my ale
Tequiza = nothing like tequila and beer mixed together :)
King Cobra = yes this was in my thuggish times
Old E = htis was also in my thuggish times
Zima Citrus = when im in a mellow mood

and i have to bust out my personak favorite:

Cocaine shooters = vodka and Red Bull, it gives you wings aha!
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: macabre on April 26, 2001, 06:05:32 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Coredweller


Funny you should mention that, because I got a Samuel Smith t-shirt from a pub when I was in London, and I happened to wear it today.  Sam Smith is good, but I think it doesn\'t travel well across the Atlantic in those clear glass bottles.

I prefer real beer; in other words German beer.  I like

Bitburger (http://www.bit-koeln.de/)

Warsteiner  (http://www.warsteiner.de/)

Jever (http://www.jever.de/)  Ah yes Jever is still virtually impossible to find in North America, but I have good memories of it.

Also Valentins and Eichbaum (don\'t ask).  Of American Beer I usually just buy Anchor Steam or one of the few Weizen Biers you can.  I can never get tired of that.

I\'m so glad I love beer.  Like wouldn\'t be the same without it.


You have a good taste :D
If you like German beer, this one might interest you:
http://www.rothaus.de
They make my favourite sort - if you ever happen to see that bottle : (https://psx5central.com/community/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rothaus.de%2Fimg%2F02biere%2F02_tannenz_300.JPG&hash=cef6d7940f1ff97bc5fc40d14d1fad5c5e5ae0c9)
Try it , you won`t be dissappointed !
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Mac1 on April 26, 2001, 09:03:48 AM
Icehouse
Bud
when i want to be really cheap natural ice

the nasty beer that is popluar and i dont know why is....

corona
heineken
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: videoholic on April 26, 2001, 09:51:09 AM
I live on Bass Ale.  I also love just about any of the micro brews out in Colorado.  I don\'t know if I enjoy going out there skiing for the snow or the beer.



Oh yeah, Unknown:  You have become quite the conasuer (sp?)  of alcohol for still being in high school.  You gotta love it.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Sublimesjg on April 26, 2001, 10:04:41 AM
Well i am a Jack Dainels kinda guy - any liqour you throw at me i can handle all night long, but since we are talking about beer:

When i Drink Beer it is usually whatever is around but some i like are

Shiner
Budweiser
Miller Lite
Samuel Adams

well thats about it - not much of a beer drinker when i got real alcohol around :D
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Peltopukki on April 26, 2001, 10:06:20 AM
I drink. Karhu, Olvi, Guiness, Super bock "if i find it.."
and try every possible beer i find.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Zavijava on April 26, 2001, 10:46:58 AM
Into Micro Breweries myself. Here is what has been tickling my fancy as of late:

KLB Nut Brown

KLB Raspberry Wheat

Most of the Upper Canada variety

Most of the Unibroue beers from Quebec, particularly
"La Fin du Monde"-roughly translated is "the End of the World". And, at 9%, the truth of this name is revealed, if over consumed, by an incapacity to function as a human being the following morning.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: Bossieman on April 26, 2001, 11:25:00 AM
Carlsberg and Ă…bro, the 2 best beer in the world!!!
Thats IMO, ok?
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: ooseven on April 26, 2001, 12:20:27 PM
ThorsinSkull splitter (pardon the spelling) is a Powerful Real ale that lives up to its name.

then theres my fav line up of real ales from Brouthon (there Scottish)

Old Jock another real ale (heavy)

Merlin (tastes light but has a powerful kick)

Black Douglus (mild useful endurence drink)

the Gillie (Sneaky and charming ale)

also there\'s

Orkney isle ale
oh and
Budviaer (pardon the spelling) but thats the REAL Euopean Budwiser thats been made years and years before the US BUD.

ha i drink Real Ale and proud of it........
Pffft ....... i frown on you larger drinking fairy boys.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: nO-One on April 26, 2001, 12:23:58 PM
Beer is bad M\'kay.

It can make you do bad things M\'kay
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: ooseven on April 26, 2001, 01:09:19 PM
Quote
Originally posted by nO-One
Beer is bad M\'kay.

It can make you do bad things M\'kay


bad things double o never dose bad things when durnk djskdsjdljasjdlsf;skfja\'jgs\'gkl.....................

forum this dose suck time big *hick* ;)

Oh dear ill be as sick as a dog in the morning :D.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: JerginsSoft on April 26, 2001, 01:20:35 PM
Beer from my childhood:

Esslinger: comes only warm and in bottles served from old wooden crates.

Golden Anniversary: cheaper than Busch, and boy can ya taste it!

Bud: ol\' faithful.  You can always come home.

But, the cream of the crop isn\'t even beer.  Its Barley Wine.  This stuff is great!  Try Ol\' Rasputin or Red Devil I believe they are called.  Hits ya right between the eyes!
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: ddaryl on April 26, 2001, 08:09:32 PM
You can add Carlsberg\'s to my list.

I only get them when I\'m in Canada but thats one smooth beer
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: EmperorRob on April 26, 2001, 09:06:53 PM
Coors Light
Keystone
Icehouse

Quote
Kurt Angle
Canada is lacking 2 things.  Don\'t make me say it again, it\'s true.  The first is Olympic heroes and no Ben Johnson does not count.  The second is Memorial Day.  And here in the states we celebrate Memorial by having barbecues.
 
And I realize in Canada, you can\'t have barbecues, because you\'d probably be attacked by a moose or a caribou or even a grizzly.  It\'s true, it\'s true; hold on a second.  On second thought, the Grizzlies don\'t beat anyone here in Vancouver, let alone anywhere else.  IT\'S TRUE.
Title: A thread about BEER - how can you resist?
Post by: SonyFan on April 26, 2001, 10:22:17 PM
Bud Ice, MGD, and Hineiken are my favorites.. expecially Bud Ice. This probly sounds corney, but it reminds of me of the good ol\'e days when me and some buddies would skip school almost every day at lunch in Miranda\'s beat up old station wagon and pick up a 24 case of it in the bottle, go somewhere, and chill out.