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Chriamon
United States886 Posts
On December 09 2010 06:42 See.Blue wrote: Killians Irish Red or Sam Adams Octoberfest. Just started being able to drink beers legally, got to go out and expand my horizons! While I enjoy both of those, I'm pretty sure they are lagers  This is a thread for ale. | ||
ZeromuS
Canada13389 Posts
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Arch00
United States233 Posts
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OutlaW-
Czech Republic5053 Posts
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blakbeard
United States19 Posts
On December 09 2010 07:57 OutlaW- wrote: czech beer > any beer sup Zubr je super! Actually, I prefer Plzen...Either way, Czech beer is mostly lager | ||
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Rinrun
Canada3509 Posts
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Dark.Pyro
Canada94 Posts
Stella (Belgium), see Heineken Guinness (Ireland), creamy, dark, goes well with a lot of food Heineken (Netherlands), classic import, just delicious Koeningshoven (Netherlands), rich, darkish, 10%? badass! Rickard's Red (Canada), just a great premium beer that has been in many good memories | ||
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OutlaW-
Czech Republic5053 Posts
On December 09 2010 08:00 blakbeard wrote: Zubr je super! Actually, I prefer Plzen...Either way, Czech beer is mostly lager yeah i like plzen as well.. good stuff | ||
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unsmart
United States322 Posts
You cannot go wrong with anything from Anchor. I love their porter so much, it's just so thick and dark and leaves a great after taste. The Anchor Steam and Ale are great as well. Lagunitas, based in Petaluma (north bay), Brown Shugga' is a great sipping beer. It's a 10% without the alcohol taste to it. http://www.lagunitas.com/beers/brownshugga.html And from the East Bay there's Buffalo Bill's. Their whole selection is just awesome, the other night I was drinking their pumpkin ale and it pretty much tastes like pumpkin pie. | ||
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Random()
Kyrgyz Republic1462 Posts
Also Hoegaarden though it's not an ale I think. | ||
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Kenny
United States678 Posts
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PetitCrabe
Canada410 Posts
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.zch
37 Posts
Dogfish Head 90 minute IPA Dogfish Head Cove Pale Ale I can't get enough of this brewery. By far my favorite 'brand' of beer, and they have a lot of interesting varieties to try. | ||
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blakbeard
United States19 Posts
On December 09 2010 08:07 PetitCrabe wrote: Anyone else doing their own beer? In Quebec, 24 beers cost 22-ish canadian dollars. For the same cost, you can brew yourself 40-50 beers. Plus you can even put some flavors in it like coffee... Yep, I love brewing - especially if it's experimental flavors. Among the unusual beers I've brewed: Belgian style Mango ale w/Indian Spices Cinnamon Spiced Brown Ale Hibiscus Ale Cherry Vanilla Porter Watermelon Ale Maple Syrup Porter Juniper Berry Ale Gluten-free Ale made with sorghum "Chef's Special" Ale (where I combined all the leftover ingredients - that one was interesting) | ||
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
Pedigree and I hate to agree with Madonna.. but Landlord also I could live on Ale alone. | ||
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prochobo
United States232 Posts
 Just kidding. I have a feeling I'd be warned if I was really serious. For the beers commonly bought at a grocery store, I like: Newcastle Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat - probably even more girlier tasting than Blue Moon Blue Moon Sam Adams Boston Lager Killians - because it's surprisingly good for how cheap it is Coors Light - if broke and trying to get drunk it tastes the best IMO out of all the $6/6pk beers | ||
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TimmyMac
Canada499 Posts
On December 09 2010 08:07 PetitCrabe wrote: Anyone else doing their own beer? In Quebec, 24 beers cost 22-ish canadian dollars. For the same cost, you can brew yourself 40-50 beers. Plus you can even put some flavors in it like coffee... Yep, batches generally around 120 bottles. I try to avoid putting non-beer shit in my beer though. | ||
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Titusmaster6
United States5937 Posts
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Necro)Phagist(
Canada6660 Posts
Oh and Japanese beer Sapporo's is also amazing! | ||
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Squeegy
Finland1166 Posts
Leffe (brown) | ||
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