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Posted by The Highroller on Mar-05-2006 02:43:

I am really digging Stouts/Dark Ales right now. My favourite stout would have to be St. Ambroise Oatmeal Stout. I highly reccomend this dark and strong flavoured stout to any stout fan.

Posted by Jem_hadar on Mar-05-2006 02:44:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
Canadian: Molson

I had a couple of these last Friday night with Jem and got buzzed hella quick.

Hehehe, was it a tall-boy you shared with me, DA?

(Actually, to tell truth, I'm not a fan of Canadian in tall-boys. Monlson Canadian, IMO, is best enjoyed from a bottle.

If you didn't have a bottle, we'll hafta make sure you do next time you're in town w/ me man!

quote:

Import: Corona!

OF COURSE! Hahaha

Posted by infinity HiGH on Mar-05-2006 02:44:

Anyone notice a big difference in taste between Carlsberg here at the LCBO/Beer Store and Carlsberg from Europe??

The one here tastes like ass.

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
Canadian: Molson

I had a couple of these last Friday night with Jem and got buzzed hella quick.

Import: Corona!

...cause corona is such an import

Posted by shanny on Mar-05-2006 02:50:

For me it's Heineken in the winter, and Corona in the summer...

For anyone looking to try something new I highly recommend Bavaria from Holland. It is not the Marca Bavaria from brazil...
it comes in a green bottle and is extremely tasty!

Posted by DarkAngel on Mar-05-2006 02:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar
Hehehe, was it a tall-boy you shared with me, DA?

(Actually, to tell truth, I'm not a fan of Canadian in tall-boys. Monlson Canadian, IMO, is best enjoyed from a bottle.

If you didn't have a bottle, we'll hafta make sure you do next time you're in town w/ me man!

OF COURSE! Hahaha

This is the one:

Posted by Jem_hadar on Mar-05-2006 02:56:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
This is the one:

Good stuff! You had a bottle then!

The tall-boys I had the 2nd night were less than optimal...

Posted by DarkAngel on Mar-05-2006 02:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar
Good stuff! You had a bottle then!

The tall-boys I had the 2nd night were less than optimal...

I never got to try the Honey beer you had, man.

Posted by Jem_hadar on Mar-05-2006 03:05:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel
I never got to try the Honey beer you had, man.

Dude, you never got to try one of my Sleeman Honey Brown lager cans!??

Oh man, that sucks. It's a great brew! So tastey!

How the heck didn't this happen DA?!?!?!?

Jem

Posted by DarkAngel on Mar-05-2006 03:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar
Dude, you never got to try one of my Sleeman Honey Brown lager cans!??

Oh man, that sucks. It's a great brew! So tastey!

How the heck didn't this happen DA?!?!?!?

Jem

Yeah dude, the ones in the golden/red cans. Never got to try it.

We were too busy plowing around the cottage and having fun to remember, I guess.

Posted by AwakenedAddict on Mar-05-2006 03:11:

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH
Anyone notice a big difference in taste between Carlsberg here at the LCBO/Beer Store and Carlsberg from Europe??

Yea! Carlsberg in Germany and Israel tasted a little different that than which I picked up here.

I assume that since they are bottled/brewed in different places, the taste will be slightly different due to environmental factors. Most "import" beer is in fact brewed on the continent.

Posted by Yohan on Mar-05-2006 03:13:

Domestic: Keiths

Imported: Guinness

Posted by Jem_hadar on Mar-05-2006 03:14:

quote:
Originally posted by DarkAngel

We were too busy plowing around the cottage and having fun to remember, I guess.

Isn't that the way it alwasy goes... LOL

Posted by infinity HiGH on Mar-05-2006 03:21:

quote:
Originally posted by AwakenedAddict
Yea! Carlsberg in Germany and Israel tasted a little different that than which I picked up here.

I assume that since they are bottled/brewed in different places, the taste will be slightly different due to environmental factors. Most "import" beer is in fact brewed on the continent.

yea; carlsberg here had a similar aftertaste to canadian.

Posted by Dopey on Mar-05-2006 05:01:

http://www.ratebeer.com/Ratings/Top...sp?CountryID=39

come to montreal where real beer lives

Posted by tamk on Mar-05-2006 06:04:

Keiths and Heineken and when im feeling fancy i'll get some Sapporo(you can never go wrong with japaneese quality)
...and when i can find some, Murree beer - Pakistan's best export beer

Posted by The Highroller on Mar-05-2006 06:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Dopey
http://www.ratebeer.com/Ratings/Top...sp?CountryID=39

come to montreal where real beer lives

When I go to BenB, I'm going to really try to get to Dieu du Ciel. Their Aphrodisiaque sounds like something I'd enjoy.

Posted by tha_broad on Mar-05-2006 16:35:

quote:
Originally posted by AwakenedAddict
I just called dial-a-bottle (a.k.a Tha_Broad) ... 6'er of creemore and a 6'er of Becks on the way

buahahah thats too funny...

Beer for me:

Canadian:
(this made my mouth water)

(Preferably from taps)
Import:
Stella
Guinness <-- really only since I tried it in Ireland w/ Tordan last summer. I never liked it at all until we went to the guinness factory and it was DAMN GOOD!!! Guinness here in Canada still doesnt compare.

Also, Black & Tan, with Keiths & Guinness way to mix my two favourite. That was the pint of the summer last year for me

Posted by SketchyMemories on Mar-05-2006 18:22:

BUDWEISER!

Posted by Matt on Mar-05-2006 18:26:

Moosehead

Posted by Jem_hadar on Mar-05-2006 18:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Jem_hadar

^^ That's a mighty big glass of wine I gots there! ^5 Hahaha

Posted by Kongah on Mar-05-2006 18:55:

I'm a Hoegaarden, Heineken, Kilkenny and Corona whore.

Posted by Bertuzz on Mar-05-2006 19:39:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
When I go to BenB, I'm going to really try to get to Dieu du Ciel. Their Aphrodisiaque sounds like something I'd enjoy.

check it out here: http://www.dieuduciel.com/
...it's not THAT far from palais des congres. Maybe a 10$ cad ribe or a 15 min metro ride.

Also check out these brew pubs in MTL if you get the chance (all located downtown):
Brutopia (Crescent)
Les 3 Brasseurs (various locations: St-Denis, Ste-Catherine)
Reservoir (Duluth and St-Laurent)
L'Amere a boire (St-Denis)
Cheval Blanc (Ontario off St-denis)

so many good ones!

Posted by Bertuzz on Mar-05-2006 19:41:

my favourites:

Local:
Keiths
Moosehead

Import:
Bass
Guinness
Hoegaarden
Corona (in the summer)

Posted by Dopey on Mar-05-2006 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Bertuzz
check it out here: http://www.dieuduciel.com/
...it's not THAT far from palais des congres. Maybe a 10$ cad ribe or a 15 min metro ride.

Also check out these brew pubs in MTL if you get the chance (all located downtown):
Brutopia (Crescent)
Les 3 Brasseurs (various locations: St-Denis, Ste-Catherine)
Reservoir (Duluth and St-Laurent)
L'Amere a boire (St-Denis)
Cheval Blanc (Ontario off St-denis)

so many good ones!

add Brasserie le Chaudron to that list
http://www.brasserielechaudron.com/
5710 Garnier

but dieu du ceil is a must

Posted by LargeDoses on Mar-05-2006 23:33:

1.steamwhistle

2.moosehead

3.mgd

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