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Tonight, it's been...
Damn, that's a big logo. Anyway, not bad. Not great, but better than most of the crap at the store here.
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Where are you??
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London. It's 12:20am here.
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And a 15-pack of tall cans was on sale for 7 GBP at the store.
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I don't think 15 packs exist here in the US......anybody seen one?
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There are 15 packs down here, but 12 oz. cans.
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I've seen the 18s...what comes in 15s?
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I never saw 30-packs until moving further up the east coast in the US. UK beer is strange... tall cans (as close as they get to 16oz) and the short
bottles (those annoying ones) are common. But it's cool being in a place where British and Irish beer aren't "imports" but garbage like Bud is.
Though Guinness is still way too expensive. 
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Good beer ain't cheap, cheap beer ain't good. Friends don't let friends drink bud.
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smoke it maybe...
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Shootingscars
Good beer ain't cheap, cheap beer ain't good. Friends don't let friends drink bud. |
Not always true, but usually is in the States. The draught cans here ain't bad... more than just Guinness is readily available. John Smith's,
Murphys, Tetley (dirt cheap but above average), and some others. The most gut-wrenching shit I've had is the Tenent's 'super strong' crap that's high
in alcohol but tastes worse than Steel Reserve.
But Bud sucks. And I'm amazed it sells for "import" prices here. Silly limeys. 
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Today so far I've enjoyed:
Southern Tier Porter- Solid porter, very rich for a porter, almost at a stout level
Southern Tier Phin and Matts- decent pale ale, not really my thing, like a bit more flavor
Anchor Old Foghorn barley wine- so good. I'm not aware of anchor being capable of doing wrong.
enjoying buffalo shrimp tacos with homemade guac. gluttony. oi.
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Southern Tier makes a really good IPA.
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i have yuengling porter in my fridge right now.
back on the wagon i go
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Isn't it falling off the wagon?
I guess that comes after the beer has been consumed.
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ha yeah i suppose it is....
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my man don't roll like that...he's gettin on the booze wagon!
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that wagons got no brakes BD...no brakes look out.....
oh
does Dobbs have a liquor lisence?
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I miss drinking.
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Picked up a 6 of Negra Modelo tonight. Enjoyed it thoroughly.
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Flying Dog Gonzo Imperial Porter for the first beer of the day.
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I'd also like to add these fine brews from Flying Dog brewery
Horn Dog Barley Wine.....very nice BW...nice raisiny thing going with a good warming at 11%
Kerebos Tripel...standard tripel, nothing special but pretty damn good.
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Fucking awesome.
Look for your city map on the left.
BEER MAPPING!!
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i apologise on behalf of the uk for tennent's super.
that shit is exclusively for tramps and is classed alongside those huuuuge bottles of white cider you see going for like £2 for 4 litres.
i tend to drink Guiness (if i'm hungry), Red Stripe, Corona, Sol, Heineken.
Shit, anything really except Grolsch which I can't stand and Stella Artois which just makes people go mental.
It's nickname over here is 'wifebeater'!. (A friend of mine recently referred to San Miguel as 'senorita beater' haha!
I drink Bud sometimes if I don't wanna get too drunk.
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The Tennent's super is gut-wrenching. But there's a different Tennent's that's imported to the US which isn't too bad, so I thought I would take my
chances.
I'm still amazed that Grolsch, Stella, Heineken and the like are really popular here. I was expecting British beers to be much more common, but I
guess not. They all seem to be more pricey and only come in the larger single bottles. But maybe the problem is that I usually buy beer at Tesco.
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