A more complete poll.

[krimson]

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Canada has one good brewery and I would take Rogue, Stone or Dogfishhead over it anyday.

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What is Canada's one good brewery? From my excursions into the states i've noticed there are not much more than 2 or 3 Canadian beers that they actually sell and they're not the ones I would be referring to as good beers.

The Canadian micro-breweries produce some gold.

[Zurvan]

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Canada has one good brewery and I would take Rogue, Stone or Dogfishhead over it anyday.

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That is so ridiculously wrong, I can't believe I'm even replying. You clearly do not know anything about Canadian beer if you really think this.

Try these:
Sleeman
Moosehead
Alexander Keiths

Those are three of the best I can come up with quickly. There's others.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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Which Molsen are you talking about Golden, or Canadian Lager. Neither are really all that good. If it is the Golden you like then this will blow it out of the water....

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Oh I'm definitely not calling anything in this thread good.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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Awesome job! This poll is perfect - screw the haters. This thread is filled with idiots who assume that anything popular must suck. "Oooh, you like U2? They're the suck. They used to be good in 1978 at Mount Temple, but once they recorded their first track they blew goats. I like Fire Theft, but you can only get the cd by importanting it from Luxembourg."

It's the same thing with beer. There are a bunch of morans on this site who are still trying to develop their personality and are scared to be too common. So they think that anything that sells more than 12 cases a year is uncool. Fact is, the beers in your poll are all bought by people who already have a personality - and it just so happens the beers in your poll are the best goddamn beers you can buy. Do you really want to be the dork in the bar who gets into a 20-minute discussion with the bar owner because they don't carry Heavyweight Balthus? Or do you want to be the guy who's throwing down pitchers of Keystone Light with the hot chicks at the corner table?

My vote:


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Brilliant.

[Patrick del Poker Grande]

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Awesome job! This poll is perfect - screw the haters. This thread is filled with idiots who assume that anything popular must suck. "Oooh, you like U2? They're the suck. They used to be good in 1978 at Mount Temple, but once they recorded their first track they blew goats. I like Fire Theft, but you can only get the cd by importanting it from Luxembourg."

It's the same thing with beer. There are a bunch of morans on this site who are still trying to develop their personality and are scared to be too common. So they think that anything that sells more than 12 cases a year is uncool. Fact is, the beers in your poll are all bought by people who already have a personality - and it just so happens the beers in your poll are the best goddamn beers you can buy. Do you really want to be the dork in the bar who gets into a 20-minute discussion with the bar owner because they don't carry Heavyweight Balthus? Or do you want to be the guy who's throwing down pitchers of Keystone Light with the hot chicks at the corner table?

My vote:


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Everybody starts with these beers people who like beer for more than just getting drunk simply move on pass the "starters"

Once you start to drink good beer you can't go back. It is like the difference in Dobra Vodka vs. Gray Goose.

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You need to pay closer attention to who you're replying to.

[Soul Daddy]

Wow, you guys need to lighten up.
Miller Lite is the best of these.

[CollinEstes]

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Canada has one good brewery and I would take Rogue, Stone or Dogfishhead over it anyday.

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That is so ridiculously wrong, I can't believe I'm even replying. You clearly do not know anything about Canadian beer if you really think this.

Try these:
Sleeman
Moosehead
Alexander Keiths

Those are three of the best I can come up with quickly. There's others.

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Moosehead is nothing but an average American All-Malt Lager, unless you are speaking about the other variatels which I don't think are very avialable.


The Honey Brown ale from Alex Keiths is good but is not even close to the Dogfishhead Brown Ale.

Can't say about Sleemen I never heard of it so it could be good.


Unibroue is obviously the best Canadian brewery with, La Fin Du Monde and Maudite being their best.


Not sure if you have ever had any Rogue, Stone, Dogfishhead, Seirra Nevada, Avery, Founders, or New Belgium beers but all of those breweries offer more quality beers than any Canadian brewery I have ever tried.

[RunDownHouse]

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You need to pay closer attention to who you're replying to.

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I can't believe the OP actually took the advice of someone clearly labelled "BadAdviceGuy" and acted on it. This is a watershed day for that gimmick account.

[Soul Daddy]

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You need to pay closer attention to who you're replying to.

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I can't believe the OP actually took the advice of someone clearly labelled "BadAdviceGuy" and acted on it. This is a watershed day for that gimmick account.

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Well, his post in this thread, sans one or two sentences isn't that far off.

[2+2 wannabe]

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How about some Mölson?

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You've never had Mölson? You don't live in a state that borders Canada, do you?

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haha I live in Canada

Big Rock, Sleeman's, Keith's >>>>>>>> Molson anything

I was confused when Molson got put together with good Canadian beer