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Thread: Favorite beer?
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2011-11-01, 05:52 AM #61Grunt
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2011-11-01, 05:52 AM #62Warchief
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Good ol' Red Dog.
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2011-11-01, 05:53 AM #63Blademaster
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Pretty much anything that starts with Sam Adams..
Couple of micro brews though too,
Anderson Valley Brewing Company- Brother David's Triple
Mac & Jacks Brewing Company - Anything they make
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2011-11-01, 05:53 AM #64Mechagnome
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good ole corona's =)
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2011-11-01, 05:54 AM #65Scarab Lord
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You guys swayed me. Gonna look for it today in the store.
Originally Posted by Idrinkwhiterussians
- Looks like they took him to some bolt hole in the Wounded Coast.
- I wonder if it's near the Injured Cliffs? Or the Limping Hills? Massive-Head-Trauma-Bay? No? Just me? *sigh* Forget I said anything.
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2011-11-01, 05:56 AM #66Field Marshal
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Guinness
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2011-11-01, 05:57 AM #67Titan
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If you're into Brown Ales (Gulden Draak isn't one obviously), try to get your hands on Rogue Hazlenut Brown Nectar. It easily sets the standard for a Brown Ale. Originally Posted by zealous
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2011-11-01, 05:57 AM #68Epic!
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OORAH! We have a convert! I keed, I keed! Originally Posted by zealous
Anyway, be careful, don't drink it too fast. It is a 10.5% abv, so it is quite a bit more potent than an average beer. Not only that, it is a great idea to sip it to get the entire spectrum of flavor. Originally Posted by Cyanotical
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2011-11-01, 05:57 AM #69I am Murloc!
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staropramen
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2011-11-01, 05:59 AM #70Field Marshal
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Tuborg Classic!
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2011-11-01, 05:59 AM #71Keyboard Turner
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My go to pub beer is a Coopers Pale or Sparkling Ale, maybe Fat Yak if it's on tap.
Anywhere else I can't go past a Happy Goblin Strong or Fresh Ale. The Red Oak microbrewery in Sydney also has an amazing Special Strong and a Belgian Chocolate Stout that is godly.
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2011-11-01, 06:00 AM #72Stood in the Fire
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Welcome to Norway, thats the usual price for alcohol here... Originally Posted by DeltrusDisc
OT: Mythos, the greek beer. Best i've ever tasted.
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2011-11-01, 06:02 AM #73Field Marshal
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Warsteiner anyone?
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2011-11-01, 06:03 AM #74The Lightbringer
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So long as you like a sweet, dark, malty/caramel/sugary glass of delicious awesomeness, then yes. No doubt. Originally Posted by Idrinkwhiterussians
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2011-11-01, 06:04 AM #75Deleted
An alarmingly high amount of people voting for weak lagers like Corona and the like... It's like water :C
A wellpoured Guinnes, or a Brooklyn brewery; East IPA
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2011-11-01, 06:05 AM #76Grunt
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Stockholm 7.2 best beer there is!
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2011-11-01, 06:06 AM #77Banned
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Moonshine, where i come from it's easily accessible to get.
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2011-11-01, 06:06 AM #78Epic!
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I would like to add my 2 cents... My biggest surprise ever was Lindemans Frambois. It is a raspberry beer that is quite suited for a dessert, especially to go with a chocolate cake. Most other times I don't care for fruit beers. Originally Posted by -staticfire-
As for a scary/crappy experience, I hated the one pumpkin ale I tried. I did end up drinking it, but that was only because it was already paid for... I cannot let a drink go to waste once it is paid for.
As for lighter beers to suggest, Franziskaner and Unibroue's Blanche de Chambly are both quite good. Originally Posted by Cyanotical
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2011-11-01, 06:08 AM #79Epic!
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Warsteiner Dunkel is quite tasty... Originally Posted by Phazzle
Originally Posted by Cyanotical
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2011-11-01, 06:09 AM #80The Lightbringer
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Midas Touch is a good brew.....its made from muscadine grapes if i remember and is light and fruity. I got that from the random beer night and found out that it costs $11 a bottle normally, so that was a nice surprise. Originally Posted by -staticfire-
The grossest beer i have had was a double bock chocolate stout......it tasted like 100% cacao mixed with an uber stout beer....ewwwww lol
I would have to get a print out of all the ones ive tried from the place to know a lot of their names.....several of them have 9%+ alcohol and after several of them i dont remember names too well after several years lol.
But the Midas Touch i mentioned earlier is a very good light tasting beer fruity too...
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