Post your latest beer consumption
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My daughter brought down some Grizzly Beer today for me at Xmas. It's 4.5% ginger beer - interesting, but not something to rave about - I'm going to sit outside and have another cold one, the taste might grow on me.
I received a Leinie's "Winter Pack" for Christmas. The Creamy Darks will be dead first.
Deshutes Brewery Inversion IPA.
Stella ... Hard to beat no matter where you're located.
I drink a beer every now and again but I have never found one that tastes great. When I need something to quench my thirst, I still look at ice tea or soda over beer. If someone can recommend an absolute great tasting beer that I can crave, instead of drinking it to just get buzzed, I would love to try it.
Originally Posted By: ryansride2017
If someone can recommend an absolute great tasting beer that I can crave, instead of drinking it to just get buzzed, I would love to try it.
Give Hoegaarden (white ale) a try if you haven't already.
However, if you're not a big fan of beer taste in general, I don't think there is anything that can be done, short of switching to wine coolers or hard cider.
If someone can recommend an absolute great tasting beer that I can crave, instead of drinking it to just get buzzed, I would love to try it.
Give Hoegaarden (white ale) a try if you haven't already.
However, if you're not a big fan of beer taste in general, I don't think there is anything that can be done, short of switching to wine coolers or hard cider.
Coopers birell - http://www.coopers.com.au/#/the-order/the-hall-of-beer/birrell
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Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Give Hoegaarden (white ale) a try if you haven't already.
I can second this one. I'm lucky enough to have a local home brew store that sells it for $1.25/bottle; whenever I'm in, I treat myself to a six-pack of that and another of Paulaner.
Getting thirsty just typing about it.
Give Hoegaarden (white ale) a try if you haven't already.
I can second this one. I'm lucky enough to have a local home brew store that sells it for $1.25/bottle; whenever I'm in, I treat myself to a six-pack of that and another of Paulaner.
Getting thirsty just typing about it.
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Radeberger Pilsner
Russian River Consecration.
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