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so im a nub when it comes to beers... what i do know so far is...
i like newcastle
cant stand kirin
dont get me started on henekin (sp?)
Beer Sensei (salty) suggests red stripe, bass, and rolling rock.
any other suggestions?
i like newcastle
cant stand kirin
dont get me started on henekin (sp?)
Beer Sensei (salty) suggests red stripe, bass, and rolling rock.
any other suggestions?
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Because i'm english I love english beer. Preferably at room temperature.
English: Newcastle, Bass
Mexican: Pacifico
Japanese: Sapporo
Jamacian: Red Stripe
Thai: Singha (practically malt liquor - will get your *** drunk)
German: Weihenstephaner Kristall Weiss (or any kristall weiss you get on tap)
Italian: Moretti La Rossa
Honduras: Salva Vida Beer
Non headache beer: Coors light
Good drunk beer: Red hook ESB, Red Hook IPA, Arrogant Bastard Ale
English: Newcastle, Bass
Mexican: Pacifico
Japanese: Sapporo
Jamacian: Red Stripe
Thai: Singha (practically malt liquor - will get your *** drunk)
German: Weihenstephaner Kristall Weiss (or any kristall weiss you get on tap)
Italian: Moretti La Rossa
Honduras: Salva Vida Beer
Non headache beer: Coors light
Good drunk beer: Red hook ESB, Red Hook IPA, Arrogant Bastard Ale
Last edited by Salty; Mar 22, 2005 at 12:40 PM.
Delerium tremens ale 8.5+% alcolhol !
Theres a reason there's pink elephants on the bottle.
Pranqster is very similar
Racer 5 ale is good as well.
Steelhead is good on tap, but not in the bottle
Theres a reason there's pink elephants on the bottle.
Pranqster is very similar
Racer 5 ale is good as well.
Steelhead is good on tap, but not in the bottle
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Some good advice here ^^^^^
First, any time is a good time for BASS. Newcastle is good too, and Fullers London Pride is a winner if you can find it. I had a McEwen last night at streets of london and that pretty much rocked too. Mmmmm English beer... About the only English beer I don't like is Bodingtons... Bleh...
A Corona with a lime is great for the warmer months and grilling meat.
Red Stripe, as mentioned previously, is an easy drinking beer good for kicking it outside. Other good outdoor / kicking it beers are rolling rock and Heinekin.
Your American consumer beers, Bud, Coors, Miller and all of the lights pretty much suck unless you are at a Kings game, in which case they save you 3 or 4 dollars.
Sierra Nevada, Sudwerk and Beermans are all kick *** local brews. Sierra Nevada has a real hoppy taste and is very unique.
I hope this thread never ends...
First, any time is a good time for BASS. Newcastle is good too, and Fullers London Pride is a winner if you can find it. I had a McEwen last night at streets of london and that pretty much rocked too. Mmmmm English beer... About the only English beer I don't like is Bodingtons... Bleh...
A Corona with a lime is great for the warmer months and grilling meat.
Red Stripe, as mentioned previously, is an easy drinking beer good for kicking it outside. Other good outdoor / kicking it beers are rolling rock and Heinekin.
Your American consumer beers, Bud, Coors, Miller and all of the lights pretty much suck unless you are at a Kings game, in which case they save you 3 or 4 dollars.
Sierra Nevada, Sudwerk and Beermans are all kick *** local brews. Sierra Nevada has a real hoppy taste and is very unique.
I hope this thread never ends...
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Do you like a hoppy beer?
These would be IPA-type brews.
If so, try anything from Sierra Nevada Brewery, as they hop the **** out of all their brews.
I prefer Germanic High Octane brews, such as Spatan's Optimator.
Belgian Ales, like doppels, triples, and especially fruity Lambics(sp) will make your special lady friend take off her clothing faster than a Catholic school girl on Prom Night.
Trader Joe's Vienna Lager is a good brew for hot days.
My favorites hail from North Coast Brewing Company; I enjoy their Scrimshaw Ale.
These would be IPA-type brews.
If so, try anything from Sierra Nevada Brewery, as they hop the **** out of all their brews.
I prefer Germanic High Octane brews, such as Spatan's Optimator.
Belgian Ales, like doppels, triples, and especially fruity Lambics(sp) will make your special lady friend take off her clothing faster than a Catholic school girl on Prom Night.
Trader Joe's Vienna Lager is a good brew for hot days.
My favorites hail from North Coast Brewing Company; I enjoy their Scrimshaw Ale.
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Blue Moon Ale, 90 Schilling, Guiness, Fat tire, Sierra Nevada micro brews are the way to go if you ask me. Try something new everytime. Check out the Blue Frog in Fairfield and get a sampler, BJ's in Folsom has good in house brews too.
