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JawnDiablo
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Beers
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Irish all the way baby.
Guinness
Harp
Smithicks
Kilkenny
Murphy's Irish Stout
Caffrey's
Can't beat Irish beer and whiskey. Tonight I've been enjoying Guinness, Harp, and Tullamore Dew.
My ancestors make the best booze in the world.
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you making some black n tans ?
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I was earlier. Now it's straight whiskey.
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I voted Irish as well. I do like Samuel Smith alot ( I believe thats English) but the Majority of my beer intake is from Leprechaun land. The whole
Jamesons thread got me wanting whiskey. I got a 12yo Chivas Regal bottle. Never had it but Im just about to start in on it. I also have a Chocolate
Oatmeal Stout from a local brewery which Ill start off with first.
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Hard to say. There are a lot of different styles of beer that I've really enjoyed. The only beers I've had that were imported from other countries
have been Irish and Mexican.
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Irish fucking rules!
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Belgian has way better stuff going on.
I love all the stuff Disciplines got listed and drink it often but you can get equally good American and often local alternatives to all those beer
types (ales, stouts and lagers).
However...those crazy Belgian monks have some secret stuff going on that the American craft brew scene just can't quite duplicate.
I would probably vote Belgian, American (by American I do not mean any BCM brewery beers), Irish, German, English in that order.
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what a question.there´s only one country with real beer. Germany!!!
we did the law for the recipe of beer and most countries followed us.
belgian beer isn´t drinkable. wether it tastes like water or they put some chemical ingredients in it that make your head explode the next day.also,
who wants beer with cherry or strawberry flavor??
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I didn't vote because there's no CANADIAN beer on the poll. 
But based on my slim choices, I'd go German.
Well, its this place where nobody works, and the pigs don\'t give you any shit. Everyone smokes weed and gets drunk all day. Its a place where
cunts like me and you can truly take it easy and relax. Know what I mean?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by panzerkreuzer
what a question.there´s only one country with real beer. Germany!!!
we did the law for the recipe of beer and most countries followed us.
belgian beer isn´t drinkable. wether it tastes like water or they put some chemical ingredients in it that make your head explode the next day.also,
who wants beer with cherry or strawberry flavor?? |
Never had cherry or strawberry Belgian beer....
Any Abbey type Ale/dubbel/trippel IMO is the pinnacle of beer, complex flavor and usually 7%IBV as aminimum standard.
Next to that I don't know...I don't drink lighter beers or Belgian 'wit' type beers because I don't drink lighter colored beers to begin with if it
can be helped. Those very well may taste like holy ass.
Now almost any German dark would probably be right below that in terms of perfection, but anything German lighter than brown is pure yuck. I don't
care about any purity law when the beer is a glorified pilsner. Unfortunately Germans don't concentrate nearly enough on darks so per capita this
brings them down on my overall list.
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Mostly American craft.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DAK
Mostly American craft. |
Definitely what I buy the most.
as the Bruisers once said....
Anything you want...it's all right here.
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ummm...just yes...
guiness when I have $$$...domestic when I don't
I can't afford to be choosey. I'm a father...
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jsinn
ummm...just yes...
guiness when I have $$$...domestic when I don't
I can't afford to be choosey. I'm a father... |
I'm a student... When I can get my hands on a Guiness its like Christmas morning for me.
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I sure wish i was home right now. I would drink a few. But no, I'm at work stressing out. AHHHHHHHHHH
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IRISH
ENGLISH
SCOTISH
CANADIAN
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| Quote: | Originally posted by upyerbum
I didn't vote because there's no CANADIAN beer on the poll.
But based on my slim choices, I'd go German. |
I thought the samething haha! I love Guinness and Harps but haven't tried enough Irish beers to go with them here.
And Germany is the fatherland of beer. They have the oldest operating brewery in the world it opened in what 1040?
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I like Carlsberg. I like some Polish beers. I love lots of English and Irish beers.
I love a lot of Canadian beers though. Maudite is great. Also, Trafalgars brews some of the best beer in North America.
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Today I have had:
St. Arnolds Fancy Lawnmower Ale (Texas) Kölsch x 3
Shiner Bohemian Black Lager (Texas) Schwarzbier x 2
Guinness Extra Stout 22 Oz. (Ireland) Stout
Shiner Hefeweizen (Texas) Wheat Beer x 2
Michelob Amber Boch (USA) freebie
Bud Light Lime (USA) freebie x 2
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Fancy Lawnmower Ale
only in Texas!
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St. Arnold's have a bunch of different beers. So, I figuired I'd start with this Lawnmower beer. It's a decent summer beer, hence the name. It's not
made of grass clippings. We are a "little" more civilized than that. OI!!!
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shitt i need some food. good day to all!
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JawnDiablo
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I got me a German variety pack the other night.
it has
Spatten Premium
Franziskanrt Weissber
Optimator (7.2%) this stuff is pretty great.
I'll be loaded pretty soon.
I think I need Jason to make a list of crap I need to try...
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Discipline
Irish all the way baby.
Guinness
Harp
Smithicks
Kilkenny
Murphy's Irish Stout
Caffrey's
Can't beat Irish beer and whiskey. Tonight I've been enjoying Guinness, Harp, and Tullamore Dew.
My ancestors make the best booze in the world. |
This is basicaly what I would have said. Minus the Kilkenny, I've never had it.
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