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michelob light, yeah i know, shut up.
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| Originally posted by mr. poopyhead i read somewhere that belgium is allowing low alcohol beers in elementary schools... is this true? |

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| Originally posted by Orbax the reason american beer goes down so smooth is because the brewers have to make it poundable. If i wanted my throat shredded when I beer bonged 3 beers id swallow sandpaper Americans binge drink, its because of our gay ass drinking laws. So here is how the usual conversation goes "what do you guys want?" "whatevers the cheapest, oh wait, busch light, that shit doesnt even have a taste if it gets near freezing" its about getting fucked up fast. and if its gonna be quick why waste money hehe |
. Oh yeah and the famous Natural Light-that is fuckin the most watered down beer IMO. I stick with Miller Light. And I can't stand dark beers.
Ive been drinking Olde English since i was a tolder, here is me

i like most types of beers
im not really picky 
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| Originally posted by Endlesswave European beer is da shit. The only North American beer I drink is Canadian, Labatt Ice etc. That's it. I CAN'T stand Corona or Coors or Budweiser. All crap in my opinion (too pissy tasting, no real flavour). |

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| Originally posted by Orbax the reason american beer goes down so smooth is because the brewers have to make it poundable. If i wanted my throat shredded when I beer bonged 3 beers id swallow sandpaper Americans binge drink, its because of our gay ass drinking laws. So here is how the usual conversation goes "what do you guys want?" "whatevers the cheapest, oh wait, busch light, that shit doesnt even have a taste if it gets near freezing" its about getting fucked up fast. and if its gonna be quick why waste money hehe |
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| Originally posted by Endlesswave That is REALLY messed up if it's true. I started drinking beer when I was 13 but that's because the uncle back home gave me some. NOT because school was selling it! lol |
Heinkene
tasted Foster's this weekend and didn't like it at all
I'm an Aussie living in the states and I've noticed many fools that love Fosters, probably because it's imported. NEWSFLASH: No one in Australia drinks fosters. Why? Cos it's shit.
On the other hand I've noticed a similar thing about Corona, lots of people in Australia go for it, probably because it's exotic, yet people in Texas/Mexico don't think highly of it at all. I think it too is an average beer, but I can drink it.
I can't wait to explore the world of european brew!
/me grabs a slab of VB and heads down to Flinders Street station to get blind with the homeless abos
note: VB = Victoria Bitter

Cafferys
Who drinks beer for the taste?
I do
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| Originally posted by cap Who drinks beer for the taste? |
Because I of my roots, I like the yorkshire bitters the best...Tetley's, John Smith, and Theakston...they only taste good in England though. I also like the European lagers, especially the Dutch (ie Heineken) and German ones.
American beer is quite weak...in flavour and alcohol percentage, but we have some really good beer in Canada.
mmmmm i now have over 40 pints of guinness in my fridge...i give it a week
I have two equal favorites.
Budweiser - Goes down smoothly - great taste at the back of your throat.
Hoegaarden - really original sweet taste.
double fisting Molson Canadians is the way to go,, thats my favourite beer for sure!! No questions asked,,
Tsing Tao, Modelo especial, Dos Equis (amber), Corona, Fat Tire.
not in any particular order. though guilty of drinking bud.
what is some good tasting dark beer??
I cant really stomach anything other than Guiness. mmm, so good. I guess now that i think about it, I like Pabst Blue Ribbon for when I want to binge drink with beer with friends. lol
Canadian, MGD, Bud
1.Presidente
2.Amstel Light
3.Rolling Rock
4.Blue Moon
5.Magic Hat Fat Angel
Least Favorite - Bud Heavy in a can .... it gives me the Bud Mud.
the one in my hand right now
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