NukeMeElmo
join:2003-03-06
Austin, PA | reply to Crazyf00L
Re: The BEER Thread....
I concur....i also like a good Belgium beer......Jupiler |
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purplejello
join:2001-08-23
Reno, NV
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Nobody has mentioned COORS LIGHT yet. Mmmm, taste the urine that runs down from the Rockies.
But seriously, college kids live on that stuff. It's higher class than Natty Ice, The Beast, etc., and it comes in 30 packs. The only thing cheaper is a 40oz. of OE.
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rtcpenguin
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join:2001-01-21
Fairfax, VA | reply to gheezer
Natty Light...theres the shit. |
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jeff
join:2002-05-05
Ashburn, VA | reply to gheezer
Miller Lite in the can isn't half bad...
J |
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Robwhatup
join:2001-01-19
Mountain Lakes, NJ | reply to gheezer
Yuengling, Corona, Guiness, Amstel, Heine, Grolsch = Quality. But for a good beirut/ beer pong / fun beer = Bud Light. For cheap shit: Natty.
my 2 cents |
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Robwhatup
join:2001-01-19
Mountain Lakes, NJ | reply to gheezer
forgot my fav...schnieder weisse |
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koitsu
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join:2002-07-16
Mountain View, CA
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I'm all about Boddingtons (hands down favourite) and Heineken (a great starter for an ale-prone evening).
I've never been big on dark beer, but of all the dark beer I have had, Guiness takes the cake. Too bad it's so heavy that it's like having a four-course meal in one single pint. I'm pretty fond of black & tans though...
Anyways, just my two cents, for what it's worth. 
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gheezer
Compooters R Us
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join:2002-12-20
Henrietta, NY | reply to gheezer
Any other Ex-Navy Types out there?
Remember a Phillipino Brew called San Migeul?
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JacksGhost
Got Bottle?
join:2002-12-29
Buffalo, NY
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Remember a Phillipino Brew called San Migeul?
Oh man.. The memories of that hangover... Dude.. Not cool |
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mr_slick
join:2003-05-22
Lynnwood, WA | reply to jengu
Re: Its got to be Maudite!!
That's good too! I like one of their others better though (can't remember the name) |
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TrainBuff
The New Haven Railroad
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join:2003-05-01
Buffalo, NY
clubs:  | reply to JacksGhost
Re: The BEER Thread....
Labatt Blue & Honey Brown |
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Stumbles
join:2002-12-17
Port Saint Lucie, FL | reply to gheezer
The Old West Brewery in Las Crusas NM. They make an excellent porter, though I don't recall its name. |
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jtackett
join:2000-11-02
Atlanta, GA | "Bullwinkle Brew" aka Moosehead is a fav. Also like Anchor Steam beer. |
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Hickerx2
God Bless The U.S. Military
join:2001-03-04
Franklinville, NY
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I guess I'm just a simpleton....Budweiser is the best light, crisp beer in the world.....it's the rice 
I don't like a heavy beer so the only canadian beers I like are Labatt Blue or John Labatt's "extra Stock". |
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sabersaw
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join:2001-08-21
Dayton, OH | reply to gheezer
Samuel Smith Olde Brewery Pale Ale
Gunniess
Old Speckeled Hen |
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KoolMoe
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join:2001-02-14
Annapolis, MD
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As many in this thread (suprisingly - shows the good tastes of the clientel!), I prefer Pale Ale's. I really like a nice, bitter, hoppy taste.
Like Sierra Nevada? Try Saranac's Pale Ale. Close, but just a little better. Not sure why. Maybe cause it's cheaper
Saranac has good brews all-around.
Like hoppy? Try Tuppers Hop Pocket. Dunno if it's still around, but man, that's a hoppy beer that'll buzz you up quick. Careful...
And great to see so many here liking Yeungling! A classic. Ya know it's one of the oldest breweries in the US...if not The Oldest? Good stuff - if you're close, do a tour. Neat brewery.
Generally, prefer Saranac. If have cash to burn - Grolsch. On a hot day where quantity matters, I step down to Yeungling or Rolling Rock. At a bar where I dunno what they have, Sam Adams is my stand-by-brew.
Having a simple tasting, or a dark beer to go with dinner, I like the classic Guiness.
Mmm, beer.
KM
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mabus
Dissociated But Not Disconnected
join:2002-11-12
Fort Wayne, IN
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Gotta say that my favs have to be (in no particular order) Gosser, DAB, Kirin Ichiban Special Reserve, Two Brothers, Mad Anthony, and Red Stripe.
When looking for the best price/buzz ratio... nothing beats a warm CAMO 40. 40 ounces of 8.2% malt liquor for $1.79... even the most snobbish of us have to get ghettoed up once in a while.
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sabersaw
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join:2001-08-21
Dayton, OH
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said by KoolMoe :
I prefer Pale Ale's. I really like a nice, bitter, hoppy taste.
you have a shelve in my fridge, if you ever have to come to Ohio. |
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ASG9
join:2003-03-22
Big Easy
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LEINKUEGEL's Oktoberfest, the beer that made Chippewa Falls famous. Honorable mentions- George Killian's Irish Red and Genesee's Cream Ale. Not to be forgotten, Schlitz, Pabst's, Ballantine (India Pale Ale, wow), Schaeffers and Stroh's.
I have to cut this short, need to get something to drink with my Wheaties. |
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dsless
join:2001-05-16
Pittsburgh, PA | reply to gheezer
How about some IRON CITY BEER? Gag blaaaaaaaa.  |
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