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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: ledblimp]
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06/02/08 01:10 PM
06/02/08 01:10 PM
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne UK
Yogi Barrabbas
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Been drinking a lot of Sol lately! Not really a favourite but we had a Mexican night a few weeks ago and eveybody bought gallons of Sol. We could'nt drink it all, although we put up a heroic effort  Anyways loads was left and i am guzzling my way through it all!
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: J Geoff]
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06/09/08 12:34 AM
06/09/08 12:34 AM
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New Jersey, USA
J Geoff
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In college my favorite was Molson Golden, eh. In our broke 20's it was the cheapest shit my roommates and I could get our hands on, usually Old Milwaukee for $2/six-pack Later, I acquired a taste for microbrews, foreign beers, and basically anything but American pilsners -- Sam Adams was my favorite for a while, plus Guinness, the best brew in the world. During this period we would also brew our own - mostly stouts, porters, bocks, ales, etc.  But those didn't help my waistline any, so I switched to Miller Lite and have mostly been drinking that ever since -- just switching to Miller Lite I lost 15 pounds!  Every other Light beer is wretched, BTW. I love Original Coors, but cannot stand Coors Light or any Bud product whatsoever. Miller or bust!  I'm also not a fan of bitter beers like Heineken. My favorite Summertime brew is Franziskaner Hefe-Weisse and I'll indulge now and then. Delicious!  Boddingtons rocks, too...  ...but as I said, the real winner is...  Still true today... 
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: J Geoff]
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06/22/08 02:07 PM
06/22/08 02:07 PM
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AZ
Turnbull
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I love Original Coors, but cannot stand Coors Light or any Bud product whatsoever. Before Coors got national distribution, it was something of a cult item in the East. I remember a story in Newsweek during the Nixon Administration that said that it was Henry Kissinger's favorite beer, and that every time he traveled with Nixon to the West, he'd arrange for several cases of Coors to be loaded onto Air Force One. The story sounded like a plant, but it sure whipped up interest in Coors. As an aside: Nixon developed a taste for Chateau Margaux, a Premier Grand Cru Bordeaux wine, during his years as a high-powered corporate lawyer in New York. At White House state dinners, he'd have the staff serve American wines to his guests. But he drank Chateau Margaux--the bottle was wrapped in a napkin as a disguise.
Ntra la porta tua lu sangu � sparsu,
E nun me mporta si ce muoru accisu...
E s'iddu muoru e vaju mparadisu
Si nun ce truovo a ttia, mancu ce trasu.
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Turnbull]
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06/28/08 10:36 AM
06/28/08 10:36 AM
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MaryCas
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I love Original Coors, but cannot stand Coors Light or any Bud product whatsoever. Before Coors got national distribution, it was something of a cult item in the East. I remember a story in Newsweek during the Nixon Administration that said that it was Henry Kissinger's favorite beer, and that every time he traveled with Nixon to the West, he'd arrange for several cases of Coors to be loaded onto Air Force One. The story sounded like a plant, but it sure whipped up interest in Coors. As an aside: Nixon developed a taste for Chateau Margaux, a Premier Grand Cru Bordeaux wine, during his years as a high-powered corporate lawyer in New York. At White House state dinners, he'd have the staff serve American wines to his guests. But he drank Chateau Margaux--the bottle was wrapped in a napkin as a disguise. He always was a deceitful bastard!
Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, whoever humbles himself will be exalted - Matthew 23:12
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Longneck]
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07/08/08 12:15 PM
07/08/08 12:15 PM
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Gateshead, UK
Capo de La Cosa Nostra
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I highly, highly recommend a Polish beer called Tyskie. 5.6%; it's lovely and lethal. Two weeks ago I was alternating between pints of Stella Artois and a new discovery called Desperados, a 5.9% bottled beer with Tequila in, apparently. Later, I was kindly asked by a bouncer to leave a bar, after he saw me do a fully committed Klinsmann across the pool table. By the end of the night, I sat naked with friends in unwitting homoerotic harmony. 
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Capo de La Cosa Nostra]
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07/08/08 06:42 PM
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Milky Way
Enzo Scifo
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Two weeks ago I was alternating between pints of Stella Artois and a new discovery called Desperados, a 5.9% bottled beer with Tequila in, apparently.
Excellent choices. Desperados tastes a bit like Corona I find. Not very strong, and sweet. Perfect for when you don't want a hang-over. Stella is the best beer to get drunk on. If you like it, also try Jupiler, Cristal Alken and Primus (if available in the UK). Today I was also told that Malibu mixed with Sprite is really good. Anyone ever tried this?
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Longneck]
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07/09/08 09:43 AM
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne UK
Yogi Barrabbas
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Guinness will put lead in your pencil. It's too thick, a whole meal in a glass... it's like drinking a big nasty steak. You should try eating that steak AND swigging down a pint of Guinness at the same time! It will put hairs on your chest....
I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees!
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Yogi Barrabbas]
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07/20/08 11:05 AM
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In a van down by the river!
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Guinness will put lead in your pencil. It's too thick, a whole meal in a glass... it's like drinking a big nasty steak. You should try eating that steak AND swigging down a pint of Guinness at the same time! It will put hairs on your chest.... Why ruin a perfectly good steak?
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Clouds of Mystery pouring Confusion on the ground.
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And I wonder, Still I wonder, Who'll stop the rain.
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Longneck]
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07/21/08 03:20 PM
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne UK
Yogi Barrabbas
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[quote=Yogi Barrabbas]Guinness will put lead in your pencil. It's too thick, a whole meal in a glass... it's like drinking a big nasty steak. You should try eating that steak AND swigging down a pint of Guinness at the same time! It will put hairs on your chest.... Why ruin a perfectly good steak? [/quote] I thought it was a nasty steak?
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: chopper]
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08/16/08 01:15 PM
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Yogi Barrabbas
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My Local has just got Becks on Tap so im supping that at £1.82 a pint you cant beat the worksop Miners welfare Decent sup that at a good price mate! You can't beat club prices
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Re: Favourite Beer
[Re: Yogi Barrabbas]
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08/17/08 10:06 AM
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Sheffield UK
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Gaetano Lucchese
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My Local has just got Becks on Tap so im supping that at £1.82 a pint you cant beat the worksop Miners welfare Decent sup that at a good price mate! You can't beat club prices Spot on prices pal r lass cant moan about me spending to much money either
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