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For a forum that needs to use brains cells, I guess a beer thread is pretty useless, but anyway.
So what does everyone like to drink?
Since I live in Japan , I drink mainly these beers,
Edit: Misspelling is allowed due to intoxication.
For a forum that needs to use brains cells, I guess a beer thread is pretty useless, but anyway.
So what does everyone like to drink?
Since I live in Japan , I drink mainly these beers,
Edit: Misspelling is allowed due to intoxication.
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I like the really dark red beer from St. James' Gate.
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You forgot to post the other 3 tins you emptied before starting this thread...?
@JapanDave, I've had Asahi given to me by a Japanese student here in Winnipeg and it wasn't too shabby although it was the Clear Asahi. I found it a little weak tasting though. My beer of choice is Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale.
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I just used the Googles to check out St. James' Gate and a whole whack of them little Irish pubs are across Canada, except for where I live. Alexander Keiths has a red beer that I haven't yet tried. I've had a dark malt ale that totally sucked when it was cold. I drank that sucker but it took me an hour and a half to do so and it got better tasting as it warmed. I found that odd but I was told that's how dark malts are best drank. Personally, I like ice cold beer. I've got 5 left at home just waiting for me to get there from work. I can almost taste them.Originally Posted by romperstomper
A few of my favourite summertime treats:
Peroni
Rickard's Red
Caffrey's Irish Ale
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I came across this one in the university bar a year or so back; I really enjoyed it!
http://foundersbrewing.com/our-beer/breakfast-stout/
Their website is really slow, so for you impatient ones, here is another description:
http://thefourfirkins.com/beer/beer-...d=391&CatID=77
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I'm quite partial to the below:
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Jaipur IPA
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Samuel Smith's Oatmeal Stout or Nutbrown (English)
Xyngu Black Beer (Brazil)
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Ahh, I just cracked open a Keiths and took my first sip of the day. Good times!
I just like booze.
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So you should be. Now buy me a pint damn you.
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It seems like it was just a few short hours ago that I was enjoying a some nice beer. Now it's coffee and yogurt/granola mix!
I want more beer!
It seems to me you're drunkenly repeating yourself still
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Oh no, there was no drunkedness goings on for me! I'm more like a sipper that enjoys the taste, not getting drunk. Besides, this is repeating myself! Besides, this is repeating myself! Besides, this is repeating myself!
Ah this is my kind of thread. I have drank beer in over 25 countries and here are a couple of my favorites..
JapanDave,
I will be moving to Sapporo, Japan in a few months. I'll be there for a year. Do you recommend Sapporo beer? I've heard there is a beer festival in Sapporo, have you been?
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I second that Fat Tire is a great beer. One of my personal favorites is from a brewery near me. It is Dragonmead's "Ring of Fire". It is a spicy pepper bear. Dragonmead is a microbrewery that has something like 50 beers of their own beers on tap!
I had this one yesterday:
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Kinda sweet in the taste, but 15 % gets you drunk fast...
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15% where would I find such delights? The closest we can (commonly) get in England is:
Which (for good reason) is only generally drunk on street corners. For a review of this golden delight, have a look here:
http://hywelsbiglog.wordpress.com/20...-special-beer/
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drink only when ice cold.. Very strong!!!!
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I prefere wine... And of beer I take some local...
But recently I tried this and I like it:
Too bad I can not find it outside a pub.
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I don't always drink beer, but when I do I prefer dos equis.
I second that zbor.
Have you tried number 7? I like that even better.
I love beer! Gotta represent one of my favorites, Firestone's Double Barrel Ale.
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I have a billion questions I need to be asking on here but my first post is going to be on beer. Just cracked my last Yuengling.
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No, I didn't.. I'll look for it next time when I'm there...
@snb: ah, yes.. Paulaner.. Good choice
Nice local tipple.
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According to this thread's title any malt is 'hors concours'.
An appropriate thread
http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...78-search.html
I'm on to this stuff now
Just got my physical check back and my Uric acid levels are through the roof. So I have changed to this beer of late,
Don't want to get gout , now do we.
Kyle, yessss! one of the best!
Certainly my favourite right now.
And here's something I've just stuck together cos I'm still at work and bored (plus there's something a little bit cool about combining vba geekery and beer)
Eh, who said friday afternoons weren't productive- The top 50 beers according to TheBeerSpot.com presented by excel
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@JapanDave, please send a case of that to me in Winnipeg Canada please. Thanks!
That is obviously an American poll, a huge over-pre-ponderance of American beers. We all know the big name US brands are dishwater, but generally I don't particularly like the beers from US micro breweries, they try too hard and add too many flavours to them that have the net effect of detracting from the beer. And where is Jaipur IPA in the list?And here's something I've just stuck together cos I'm still at work and bored (plus there's something a little bit cool about combining vba geekery and beer)
Eh, who said friday afternoons weren't productive
And Leffe Brune - yes, nice. I am going to Antwerp next month, nothing like drinking Leffe, Chimay and Duvel on home soil.
What is your address?@JapanDave, please send a case of that to me in Winnipeg Canada please. Thanks!
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