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#61
06-28-2004, 03:21 PM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
I have only had the Double, but it was quite good. Very hard for me to describe, perhaps less of an aftertaste than orval although sort of along those lines.
I even like the more ordinary belgian beers quite a bit, like De Konnick. once I visited their plant and we all did shots of yeast. kind of weird, but the belgians I was with said it prevented you from getting sick. --turnipmonster 
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#62
06-28-2004, 03:45 PM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
Maybe I will go to Larry's Market, they have a wide selection of lesser known beers.
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#64
06-29-2004, 12:47 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
you wimps that drink one and quit they need to be classified. but after about ten they all taste the same.
so here goes. negro modello from mexico is by far the best beer. then i like moose drool from montana and black dog ale also from there. if you must drink american beer drink bud as they make sure it is fresh in all the stores. it is the only beer company that takes out any old cans off the shelves. for canadian beer kokeenee made in creston b.c. might be the best you can get easily in stores. as well as labatts. obviously SV is not a beer drinker. try again.
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#66
06-29-2004, 10:14 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
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for canadian beer kokeenee made in creston b.c. might be the best you can get easily in stores. [/ QUOTE ] Not to nitpick - but it's Kokanee isn't it?
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#67
06-29-2004, 11:21 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
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you wimps that drink one and quit they need to be classified. but after about ten they all taste the same. [/ QUOTE ] There was a local brewery in the Midwest that had a great slogan: The beer to have when you're having more than one. [ QUOTE ] i like moose drool from montana and black dog ale also from there. [/ QUOTE ] Both great! [ QUOTE ] if you must drink american beer drink bud [/ QUOTE ] Best regional American beer: Leinenkugel Best national American beer: Old Milwaukee (consistently beats Bud/Millers/Coors in brewfests) [ QUOTE ] obviously SV is not a beer drinker. try again. [/ QUOTE ] I agree that a good many of the responses here were not from serious beer drinkers. The only reasons to go outside of the US is for Irish stouts and European pilsners.
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#68
06-29-2004, 11:36 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
Negro Modello is gold. Pure gold.
As well as Negro Leon. Corona is piss in comparison. But no no no, Ray. Kokanee is "the (discount) beer out here." You want a Canadian beer, get Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale or Sleeman Cream Ale. Unfortunately, bottles/cans don't do these beers justice. Try Quebec's Maudite if you're adventurous. You want to know beer? www.beer.com
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#69
06-29-2004, 05:56 PM
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then i like moose drool from montana ... if you must drink american beer [/ QUOTE ] It's okay Ray, Montana is technically part of America too. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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#70
06-29-2004, 06:02 PM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
For malt liquor I like Mamba Malt Liquor. I think it's from the Ivory Coast. Very nice on a hot day. I am not a malt liquor aficionado however. Singha is good as well.
Agree for the most part on Pacifico, although I like Bohemia a lot out of the Mexican beers. No lime in any of them except maybe tecate. I like the Miller ad discussing the cost benefit analysis of lime in beer vs. getting scurvey.
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