Best Beer? [Revised]
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From: Leyland, Lancs.
No Stella Artois!! What kind of depravity you have to endure over there, my sympathy to you all 
I suppose Becks will have to do although Coors is a pretty fine brew 
Seriously though - Bass?? I wouldn't touch the stuff unless I needed to put out a fire
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From: Fraser
Killian's is Coors, Kirin is Molson - brewed in Canada - both not A. Busch products. Guiness isn't as well I believe - Tequiza is crap - could be made by my cats bladder...
Samuel Smiths beers are outstanding - a bit pricey. Newcastle is one of my favorites. Pilsner Urquell, St. Pauli Girl (although like most German imports tastes a bit old...), Grolsh, Harp, Carlsburg all good. What about our northern neighboors? Molson Bradora was a favorite for border run pick ups. US beers - O'Dells 90 Schilling, Tommyknocker, Long Trail Ale, Anchor Staem, and I agree, Shiner Bock - wifes an Aggie (let the jokes begin!).
The beer I have at a bar? Bud in a bottle. Brewed right here in Colorado about a week ago. In the fridge - Busch.
Used to love snobby beers. Now I like the watery ones!
Samuel Smiths beers are outstanding - a bit pricey. Newcastle is one of my favorites. Pilsner Urquell, St. Pauli Girl (although like most German imports tastes a bit old...), Grolsh, Harp, Carlsburg all good. What about our northern neighboors? Molson Bradora was a favorite for border run pick ups. US beers - O'Dells 90 Schilling, Tommyknocker, Long Trail Ale, Anchor Staem, and I agree, Shiner Bock - wifes an Aggie (let the jokes begin!).
The beer I have at a bar? Bud in a bottle. Brewed right here in Colorado about a week ago. In the fridge - Busch.
Used to love snobby beers. Now I like the watery ones!
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