Melissa Sue
Founding member
Melissa Sue
Founding member
murphys is delicious. although lately i have been drinking Rogue Dead Guy. That is some darn tasty stuff right there.
CarversDog
RIP
Miller High Life. I'm a traditionalist.
How about Blatz or Old Milwaukee?
CarversDog
RIP
Old Milwaukee is good when one is on a budget.
Father Luke
Founding member
lol
Let's hear it for Buckhorn Beer!
Let's hear it for Buckhorn Beer!
I would like to have a Henekin right about now...
pichon64
Not read nor write
There are two local beer brands in Uruguay. One has a girl's name: Patricia, and it's the best. Bitter and hard to find. The other one is Pilsen. It's lighter, a little 'waterish' and usually one cent (or peso) cheaper. Of course you can find several imported brands, but... trust me, you'll like Patricia.
Gerard K H Love
Appreciate your friends
Father Luke
Founding member
"Kaliber is a premium non-acoholic ale style brew imported
from the makers of Guiness. The rich amber color and
full-body delivers all the taste of a beer with less alcohol." -- bottle notes
Yumo. ;)
Father Luke
Founding member
I had all the rest for twenty years (BURP).
So many......
Now it's Tsing Tao, Asahi, Newcastle, Bishop's Finger. Also dig the Anchor Steam, Sam Adams, XX, Guiness.
I drink Kronenbourg daily though.
Tecate is good, but only in a can for some reason.
Anyone else taste a diff twixt bottled and canned beers of the same name? A tallboy and a regular can also taste different to me....
Now it's Tsing Tao, Asahi, Newcastle, Bishop's Finger. Also dig the Anchor Steam, Sam Adams, XX, Guiness.
I drink Kronenbourg daily though.
Tecate is good, but only in a can for some reason.
Anyone else taste a diff twixt bottled and canned beers of the same name? A tallboy and a regular can also taste different to me....
Fooling Mother Nature
Father Luke,
Good kall with the Kalibers. (Forget O'Douls.)
I like a N/A when the weather is hot and I need to
remain sober among the blood relatives. I don't
miss the alcohol at all.
Some other good ones:
http://www.tobp.com/review/nabrews.asp
European brews such as Clausthaler can still put the
weight on around the middle but the taste is divine.
Bottoms up....Poptop.
PS. I almost addressed you as Father Luck! Keep spreadin'
the joy.
Father Luke,
Good kall with the Kalibers. (Forget O'Douls.)
I like a N/A when the weather is hot and I need to
remain sober among the blood relatives. I don't
miss the alcohol at all.
Some other good ones:
http://www.tobp.com/review/nabrews.asp
European brews such as Clausthaler can still put the
weight on around the middle but the taste is divine.
Bottoms up....Poptop.
PS. I almost addressed you as Father Luck! Keep spreadin'
the joy.
Hell yeah! "Nun's Delight" as they say in the UK. :D
A lovely Kentish Ale by Shepherd Neame.
Black Swan
Abord the Yorikke!
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I can, only drink Foster's in a can, that big one, much better than the bottled for some reason. And Tecate is better in the can. Most beers taste better in the bottle and that makes sense so I don't know why a can would be better.
Hosh
hoshomccreesh.com
It's a little on the nose, but for an Irish kid like me it's always been Guinness. I like the STOUT best, but will drink the pub draught, etc. & being in the southwest of the US, it's prudent to have a favorite Mexican beer...so Negra Modelo. Love Black Butte Porter from Oregon, a couple of European wheat beers, & I had a couple of ice cold Budweisers in the Pair-A-Dice Bar in Shoshone, WY in the summer of 1998--$1 a mug, & I had to change my tune & admit that there's a place for the cheap American macro-brew...& that bar was it! 10 years ago & I haven't forgotten how great those beers were.
I agree; for years I drank only better beers such as Bass, Murphy's, Guinness, Sam Adams, Boddington's, etc. Now I prefer a Miller Genuine Draft; although I'll take 10 Stella Artois' if I'm feeling decadent. I'll even drink Coors or Coors Light, which I never would have done in the past. However, a Budweiser product will never, ever pass throught these lips again. Never.