The Official Bay Area Beer Thread
11-20-2008, 01:57 PM
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Wanna know what I will be the first to say it
I enjoy an occasional 32oz of Miller High Life, why not it is the champagne of Beers
or a big ole 40oz of Country Malt Liquor
I enjoy an occasional 32oz of Miller High Life, why not it is the champagne of Beers
or a big ole 40oz of Country Malt Liquor
11-20-2008, 01:58 PM
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good asian beers... or at least decent
china: Tsing Tao (since 1903 and started by the germans)
china has been making beer for 5000 years and is the second largest producer of beer in the world. They have to have something good.
japan: Kirin Ichiban (started by an american in 1870), Sapporo and Asahi.
Thai: Chang beer. Relatively new. 1990's. Most of their beers are rip offs.
Philippines: You gonna tell me you don't like colt 45... haaaa. What about San Miguel beers. (started by some spanish folks in 1890)
Latin beers... what about Negra Modelo or Bohemia. Dos Equis. There are TONS of germans in brazin and argentina and therefore some great beers from the area. Eisenbahn has some good beers. Weizenbier. Dunkel. Wiezenboch. Strong Golden Ale (I'd be surprised if you didn't LOVE this beer)
china: Tsing Tao (since 1903 and started by the germans)
china has been making beer for 5000 years and is the second largest producer of beer in the world. They have to have something good.
japan: Kirin Ichiban (started by an american in 1870), Sapporo and Asahi.
Thai: Chang beer. Relatively new. 1990's. Most of their beers are rip offs.
Philippines: You gonna tell me you don't like colt 45... haaaa. What about San Miguel beers. (started by some spanish folks in 1890)
Latin beers... what about Negra Modelo or Bohemia. Dos Equis. There are TONS of germans in brazin and argentina and therefore some great beers from the area. Eisenbahn has some good beers. Weizenbier. Dunkel. Wiezenboch. Strong Golden Ale (I'd be surprised if you didn't LOVE this beer)
I'm not too fond of Mexican beers, including Negro and Dos XX. I was at Cuba Habana (a Cuban restaurant in SJ) a few weeks ago, and ordered a "bucket" of 6 random Latin American beers. From what I recall, my favorites came from Portugal.
If there is in fact German style beer to be found in Latin America, I may have written them off too soon.
Originally Posted by matthepcat
I will start...I like free beer like at my work thanksgiving party today
11-20-2008, 02:26 PM
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Santa Cruz Ale Works- Tasty Hef, IPA and Pale
Santa Cruz Mtns Brewery-Excellent Amber, IPA, Hef is ok
Seabright Brewery (SC)- Most everything they make
Red Hook-killer Broken Halo IPA
Free- Duh
Santa Cruz Mtns Brewery-Excellent Amber, IPA, Hef is ok
Seabright Brewery (SC)- Most everything they make
Red Hook-killer Broken Halo IPA
Free- Duh
11-20-2008, 02:41 PM
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not too sure about breweries...but gordon and BJ's are alright by me...Im just a beer lovin freak that is all..Ill drink mostly any kind of beer out there..So far i've tried all the ones u see at your local safeway or lucky's and I like em all....I go through phases of which beer is my favorite..Right now I drink budlight lime damn near everyday...a couple 22oz and im feelin good...But my all time favorite beer, GUINNESS hands down 
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11-20-2008, 02:53 PM
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Stiegl - i first had this in Vienna... it goes down like Sprite it's so light, but i love it... Suppenkuche has it
Redhook Drop Top Amber Ale
Stone IPA
Racer 5 IPA
Coors Light - no joke...
also a fan of Big Daddy IPA and all the SpeakEasy brews...
Redhook Drop Top Amber Ale
Stone IPA
Racer 5 IPA
Coors Light - no joke...
also a fan of Big Daddy IPA and all the SpeakEasy brews...
11-20-2008, 03:02 PM
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11-20-2008, 03:09 PM
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I always wanted to try these, because I remember them from when I was a kid:
Lucky Lager - my parents drank this and I would always try to solve the puzzles under the cap.
Hamm's - loved the comercials and the song always got stuck in my head.
Lowenbrau - awesome theme song!
Lucky Lager - my parents drank this and I would always try to solve the puzzles under the cap.
Hamm's - loved the comercials and the song always got stuck in my head.
Lowenbrau - awesome theme song!
