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Yeah Fall is already the best time of year, and when you add all the oktoberfest seasonals it's just the ****.

I thought regular Sam Adams lager was pretty nasty. But I don't think I'm a fan of lagers. Miller Lite is a decent quantity-over-quality piss beer.

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07-18-2011 , 01:48 PM

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Thijs908

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Pumpkin beer? I am intrigued, don't think we have that around here

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07-18-2011 , 01:54 PM

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JL514

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I don't understand how anyone drinks Heineken

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07-18-2011 , 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by prohornblower

first time i tried sam adams, i couldn't stand it, too hoppy. i thought guiness was pretty nasty too. over the years though, my palate changed, heck, when i drank my first beer (bud ice or bud light or something like that) i thought that was nasty too, think over the years i just developed a taste for a flavorful beer rather than the watered down types.

now i'm counting down the days until sam adams' octoberfest is on the shelves (2 more weeks!)

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07-18-2011 , 01:57 PM

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I don't understand how anyone drinks Heineken

I understand when you're in the netherlands and you have no other option

But American drinking imported Heineken beer? mind = blown

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07-18-2011 , 02:06 PM

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Only had it once, but damn good choice.

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07-18-2011 , 02:06 PM

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thedeezy

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Short's Huma Lupa Licious IPA and Bell's Two Hearted Ale

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07-18-2011 , 02:08 PM

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Blue Moon (without the orange)
Shocktop if BM isn't available.
Sapparo
Boddingtons
Sam Adams Seasonal beers.
Miller Lite for cheap domestic beer.

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07-18-2011 , 02:14 PM

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I'm very jealous of those that said Pliny the Younger and Westerleven 12.

Mine is Cigar City's Hunaphu Imperial Stout and Kern River's Just Outstanding IPA

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07-18-2011 , 02:17 PM

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DamienT

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Best beer in the world 1998.

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07-18-2011 , 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by PTW

Really depends on my mood, weather, situation.

RIght now Im bbq'ing in 90 degree weather and a Pacifico with lime is my go to.

Yesterday I did a brewery tour of Ft Collins CO. Not a huge fan of the New Belgium Brewing CO beers, they are all a bit overdone. ...

We're lucky to have so many excellent micro breweries in CO, Avery is very good as well.

My overall favorite is St. Bernardus Abt 12. Pretty expensive, but hands down the best beer I've had.

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07-18-2011 , 02:27 PM

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three floyds alpha king

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07-18-2011 , 02:31 PM

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Working in a beer store I get a great perc. in that I get to attend great non-public beer tastings, last one I went to was Michigan brewers only.

Bells, North Peek, Arcadia Ales, Founders, Michigan Brewery etc, the big names.

Found out I really don't like IPA's what-so-ever. I like wheat beers/porters/stouts.

Etc. Etc.

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07-18-2011 , 02:34 PM

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Buckfast.

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07-18-2011 , 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by DamienT

Best beer in the world 1998.

This is awesome, but the stuff I've had over here of the same label came nowhere close to what I had in France. Looking at your location, it looks like you are drinking the good stuff.

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07-18-2011 , 02:43 PM

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Blue Moon or Shock Top

Big fan of Belgian White beers.

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07-18-2011 , 02:50 PM

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Those are my favorite as well. If a bar doesn't have BM or ST on tap I'll usually ask if they have any Belgian Whites on tap.

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mgd

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Originally Posted by [Phill]

Its weird how Heineken always comes up in these threads. Here in Britain its considered a step above Fosters and Carling and marketed really down the scale but Americans seem to love it.

Its a cultural thing. They think budwesier and miller are beer, compared to those heineken might be the the nuts. None of which compares to beer.

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07-18-2011 , 03:14 PM

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Heineken is good when it's ice cold once it starts to get warm it's no longer any good.

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07-18-2011 , 03:51 PM

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i'm guessing maybe the heiniken in america is different than in other parts of the world maybe? i do know that happens sometimes, guiness being the obvious one (tastes much different in ireland according to family that went over there).

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07-18-2011 , 04:11 PM

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07-18-2011 , 04:21 PM

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Samuel Smith's Extra Stout.

I think it's only available in England. I had some when I visited there at an old London pub that had been around since the 1600s or 1700s. Fan-****ing-tastic.

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07-18-2011 , 04:29 PM

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Coors Original because that's what Marion Cobretti drinks.

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07-18-2011 , 04:34 PM

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Samuel Smith's Extra Stout.

I think it's only available in England. I had some when I visited there at an old London pub that had been around since the 1600s or 1700s. Fan-****ing-tastic.

3.9%? I'll pass on it.

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