what's your favorite beer?

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what is your favorite beer?

Poll ended at Fri Jan 02, 2004 3:54 am

budweiser
1
4%
miller lite
1
4%
mgd
0
No votes
pabst blue ribbon
1
4%
king cobra
1
4%
i don't care
0
No votes
other
15
54%
i don't drink
2
7%
miller high life
3
11%
amber bock
4
14%
 
Total votes: 28

The Pirate
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Post by The Pirate »

COLD , MY FAVORITE BEER IS COLD,VERY COLD!!!
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Alan Evil
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Post by Alan Evil »

Thirty two degrees, baby!
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dipsi
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Post by dipsi »

I'm sitting here drinking homemade blackberry wine! Hot dang, hit's goooooooooooooood! Im such a redneck! :roll:
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Alan Evil
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Post by Alan Evil »

My younger brother went through a period of making wine out of everything. Rhubarb, cherry, raspberry, blackberry, strawberry, peach... Most of it was quite good if you don't mind sweetness.

So are you bringing the wine next time we hit the rock?
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Post by Crankmas »

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pigsteak
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Post by pigsteak »

Warsteiner or Redpoint Ale
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MiaRock
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Post by MiaRock »

i like Fat Tire and Sunshine Wheat, both remind me of the good times i've had out west.
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Alan Evil
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Post by Alan Evil »

Pilsner Urquel is excellent if you can get it fresh. Once it's been around a few months it's nothing special.

Has anyone tried Xingu black beer from Brazil?

How about Abita beers from Louisiana? I'm fond of their amber and golden and Turbodog with a couple of drops of Tabasco sauce is really nice.
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hamsco
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Post by hamsco »

Dogfish Head brewery in Delaware, makes a brew called Raison D'Etre. you can find it in Louisville. It's a Mahogany Ale,

In Estes Park Co. is a brewery that makes a brew called Stinger. An amber Ale.

But I usually go for the local corn mash aged in charred oak barrels.
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Post by Guest »

I drank some of this brew this weekend. It was very good. It was like Guiness but with out the afterrtaste or the soup! very good stuff......I still remain loyal to High Life though.
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