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Poll Question: Which of these brews is the best?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
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3 [1.79%]
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3 [1.79%]
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6 [3.57%]
2 [1.19%]
14 [8.33%]
2 [1.19%]
7 [4.17%]
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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

It's no secret I love beer.  Here's a list of some of my favorites, in no particular order.

There are many, many obscure brews I enjoy, but because others might not know them, I focused on 25 more well-known beers.

So what bottle gets your pick?
 
Hi Epignosis,
 
I am not particularly fond of beer because it makes me feel full, however I do like Belgium beer because it has a much higher alcohol content compared to others thus I can have just a few sips and become very happy. Hihihihi I am a happy drinker LOLBig smile I suggest you try DUVEL Belgium beer, Amstel and Heineken are both Dutch but instead I suggest you try Grolsh also another Dutch beer brand.
 
Anyway, hugs to you Hug


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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Fuller's London Pride


I'm pretty fond of Fuller's porter, how is that one?


Good malt character and hop balance, pretty low alcohol...actually would make a nice summer beer to be honest.

I'll have to try that Porter next time.
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Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:


 
I am not particularly fond of beer because it makes me feel full,


I have heard women say this a million times and it never makes sense to me. I have never heard a man say it. I wonder why that is?
 
Lol Thellama, maybe this is the reason why men have a beer belly and women not Ermm just saying Wink
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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:


 
I am not particularly fond of beer because it makes me feel full,


I have heard women say this a million times and it never makes sense to me. I have never heard a man say it. I wonder why that is?
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London Pride is very good, and I love the porter as well. Pretty much anything by Fuller's will do the trick.
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Fuller's London Pride


I'm pretty fond of Fuller's porter, how is that one?
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Very nice (and strong) beer from Orkney Isles in Scotland
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Originally posted by Epignosis Epignosis wrote:

It's no secret I love beer.  Here's a list of some of my favorites, in no particular order.

There are many, many obscure brews I enjoy, but because others might not know them, I focused on 25 more well-known beers.

So what bottle gets your pick?
 
Hi Epignosis,
 
I am not particularly fond of beer because it makes me feel full, however I do like Belgium beer because it has a much higher alcohol content compared to others thus I can have just a few sips and become very happy. Hihihihi I am a happy drinker LOLBig smile I suggest you try DUVEL Belgium beer, Amstel and Heineken are both Dutch but instead I suggest you try Grolsh also another Dutch beer brand.
 
Anyway, hugs to you Hug
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Fuller's London Pride
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Tried out Brooklyn Brewery's new stout "There Will Be Black" last night.  Very good stuff.  Not available much longer unfortunately.
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Picked up a Sam Adams Spring Thaw pack last week at Costco. This is the most pleased I've been with everything inside. 6 varieties, including the usual Boston Lager, Alpine Spring, Irish Red, Maple Pecan Porter, White Lantern and Double Agent IPL.
Lots of citrus notes in the Alpine, Lantern and DA lager. The red is smooth as can be, and the notes of maple and pecan blend so well with the chocolatey porter base.


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This is awesome. Newcastle Brown's lovely blonde cousin...
Drinkin' 'em as I type.
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Beer, No No No ThanksGeek
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Madison River's Copper John Scotch Ale is quite good. A properly peaty, smokey wee heavy, with lots of caramel malt. Yummy.
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When I was out last night, they accidentally hooked the taps together for a Weisse and a Dunkel (can't remember which brewer), and noticed after they filled a pint, so the bartender offered it to me for free.  It was surprisingly good.

Ended up fairly nutty, with little aftertaste


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Enjoyable, smooth beer.

Beck's Sapphire.  Can't get any images to post.  Angry

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Originally posted by Triceratopsoil Triceratopsoil wrote:

Originally posted by The Bearded Bard The Bearded Bard wrote:


 
Originally posted by pianoman pianoman wrote:

This is my favorite beer:

Colin (Triceratopsoil) recommended another beer from this brand (can't remember the name now), but I haven't found any other than this, "Tremens", from "Delirium" in stores in Norway, so will probably try this one out soon instead.


Nocturnum.

Darker and tastier.

I've only ever found it one place - Co-op liquor store in Airdrie, Alberta.  They got 2 small shipments of it over the 4 months I lived there.  I bought the entire second one LOL
Great beer indeed, I always drink just when I wanna have a delirious dream. LOL 
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Not much in the way of bitter here, (at least that I recognise) so Guiness it is, followed by Newcy Brown (or a bottle of dog as it's usually referred to in these parts).
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Originally posted by The Bearded Bard The Bearded Bard wrote:


 
Originally posted by pianoman pianoman wrote:

This is my favorite beer:

Colin (Triceratopsoil) recommended another beer from this brand (can't remember the name now), but I haven't found any other than this, "Tremens", from "Delirium" in stores in Norway, so will probably try this one out soon instead.


Nocturnum.

Darker and tastier.

I've only ever found it one place - Co-op liquor store in Airdrie, Alberta.  They got 2 small shipments of it over the 4 months I lived there.  I bought the entire second one LOL


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^Good to know. Wil check some of them out over the weekend.
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