Beer!

voodoocat · Aug 26, 2004

Digital Matt said:
I've never tried that Vood. That _does_ sound good I love em both seperate.

one guy i know puts a tablespoon of condensed milk in guiness

uke: says it gives it a nice sweet flavor.

santino · Aug 26, 2004

So here's my vote: Coors Light (damn, we don't have it in Europe

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but it depends on my mood, sometimes it's gotta be Coors, sometimes wheat

Geronimo · Aug 30, 2004

oriecat said:
Geronimo said:

I drink Kodak

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Gero! You're not supposed to drink the chemicals!! :shock:

Yeah Kodak would be bad, how about Kodiak

steve817 · Aug 30, 2004

graigdavis said:
Corona is made in Texas. It has nothing to do with Mexico.

I don't know how to spell out the noise of a buzzer. It is all brewed in Mexico at one of 7 locations. I think it may be imported by some firm in Texas. See for yourself http://www.coronaextra.ca/Faq/faq_corona_extra_faq.aspx#brewed

steve817 · Aug 30, 2004

voodoocat said:
Nothing like enjoying a guiness and some sharp chedder cheese. The flavors compliment each other very well.

Believe it or not, it also goes very well with chocolate.

K8 · Sep 7, 2004

Didn't see my choice posted, it's Molson XXX......

deencarolh · Sep 8, 2004

Molson Golden

Mitica100 · Sep 8, 2004

Absolute Fave: Pilsner Urquell (Czech beer)

Next in line: Four Peaks Heffeweizen, Killian's Red, any German beer, Moretti (Italian), Heineken.

santino · Sep 8, 2004

Pilsner Urquell tastes good, but to me it has a touch of caramel (possible?)

Mitica100 · Sep 8, 2004

santino said:
Pilsner Urquell tastes good, but to me it has a touch of caramel (possible?)

I don't see why not. Slightly pungent in the beginning but with a good aftertaste.

ferny · Sep 9, 2004

Now, are we talking lager or beer?

I don't like large normally, it tastes like fermented hamster urine.* When looking on the shelves I normally pick up Spitfire, Boddingtons, Bishops Finger, Newcastle Brown or Waggle Dance. Hoegaarden is also nice stuff, the "live" version is nicer. Why have lots of companies started to filter their beers? I assume some people complained that it was off when they bought it. I love Innis And Gunn to but it is hard to find and expensive. It's got a whiskey after taste. The supermarkets normally do offers to, 3 beers for £4 or something along that line. I'll normally grab any bitter that I've not had before. Some or the organic ones are pretty good to.
Oh, I've brewed my own beer a couple of time to. I got a 40pint fermenting keg for my 17th birthday. :mrgreen:
That makes me sound like an alcoholic doesn't it?

I don't drink very often though.

Some links you may like.
http://www.innisandgunn.com/ <<< I've got the glass to

http://www.shepherdneame.co.uk
http://www.boddingtons.com/

*I have never tasted fermented hamster urine and do not plan to. I expect it taste horrible and like lager.