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Wahhh!!!...Somebody make him stop!...this is torure!! (I'm off the beer till I lose 10kgs!)
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I've been a bit busy, so I didn't mention that I bought the Leinenkugel berry weiss. What was weird was that the very first sip of the very first bottle(I didn't drink all 6 at once) tasted the most berry-ish. It seemed all subsequent drinkings gave me more of the beer taste. Maybe my pallate is just more sesitive to that taste or something. [/font]
The store I bought it at had the Blue Moon wheat ale. There was a shelf tag indicating there was a pumkin variety, but it had the wheat there instead.
I think next time I will try either an ale(most variety) or a double bock if available.
The store I bought it at had the Blue Moon wheat ale. There was a shelf tag indicating there was a pumkin variety, but it had the wheat there instead.
I think next time I will try either an ale(most variety) or a double bock if available.
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Arhhh The Riddle of Beer...it causes a "false sense of insensitivity"
A false sense of deafness...results in you wispering/talking/singing too loudly!
A false sense of blindness...results in you "gawking" at people or becomeing a "close talker".
A false sense of insensitivity....results in you telling all your friends/ workmates/ neighbours/pets that you love them... or ringing up ex-girlfriends at 4 in the morning.
A false sense of invulnerability...results in you getting your ass kicked.
Oh and of course a false sense of taste, which results in you trying to drink more to retrieve said taste and an increase in the aforementioned insensitivities!
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Cam - a beer that'll make you skinny is Pure Blonde. http://www.cheapdrinks.com.au/content.aspx?ContentId=14
Emu Export Lager isn't too bad. Carlton Cold is the closest to my dad's homebrew that doesn't taste like brewery camel piss.Chopper Heavy is ok but the price tag is a bit of a steal http://www.chopperheavy.com/
Have just 4 days ago compared Budwieser(red label in case there's diff ones) to VB.....Bud was like dishwater,while the VB was plain old beer with a bitter aftertaste..who knew ?!
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Yep, that`s the point. Better to travel around and try the local brew wherever u are, and the barman knows best how to pull a pint of the local bevyUmmm.. Why?Quote: Originally posted by bike on 30 August 2006
Always drink the locally brewed beer from tap.
I mean, Most beers do taste better from the tap, but that'd pretty much lock you down to their Location.
Say you wish to drink at home, at friends' or on a picnic or whatever?

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It looks like that time again.
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I think I'm going to try an ale this time. There is the most variety of these of all the non-big name beers.
Since the Boulevard Brewing Co. is a few blocks from where I work, I'm going to see if they sell on-site, and if they sell variety packs.
I have found out that there are non-hopp beers. They are derrogatorrally grouped in a class of alcoholic beverages known as alcopops. The 3 main ones are Zima, Smirnoff Ice, and Mike's Hard Lemonade. I've had a bottle of Zima in 1993. To me, it tasted like Tang if you didn't mix enough with the water.

I think I'm going to try an ale this time. There is the most variety of these of all the non-big name beers.
Since the Boulevard Brewing Co. is a few blocks from where I work, I'm going to see if they sell on-site, and if they sell variety packs.
I have found out that there are non-hopp beers. They are derrogatorrally grouped in a class of alcoholic beverages known as alcopops. The 3 main ones are Zima, Smirnoff Ice, and Mike's Hard Lemonade. I've had a bottle of Zima in 1993. To me, it tasted like Tang if you didn't mix enough with the water.
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Dave
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ydx, look into whether or not they sell 64 oz jugs, or "growlers", and after the first purchase, most of them will refill the jugs for $6-10. Of course, make sure you like the stuff before buying half a gallon. You can usually get a free taste.
There also seems to be a courtesy among brewpubs--they'll fill another place's jug for the same rate. Like the bartender told me at my usual spot, "I'm still selling beer, no matter what it leaves in".
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loll.......Suck Piss!.....
..........Vic !!
Guiness........gotta be outa the Tap......&let sit..........
hey whats that Adelaide beer??......has the sediment in it??.......anyway,,thats good!!
see ya on the road scag!