Favorite Beer?
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Favorite beer? That would be Binding Lager.
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I didn't know you have Veltins and Köstritzer over there but then again Mid-European beer is the world's best anyways
Hell yeah!
Beck's is my all time fav! Had one for breakfast today...
u.s. beck's is NOT the same ish...
Oh well Heiniken is dope, too. I need my beer outta green bottles, dunno why...
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My favorite has got to be the Sebago Brewing Company's hefeweizen fresh on tap with a slice of lemon. I could drink that till my liver gave out, but until I find myself back in Maine it's just a pleasant memory. O'dells makes a decent hefe too but it's just not the same.
Guinness from a pub that knows how to handle it comes in second I suppose. Can't drink as many though.
As far as liquor store beer, Sierra Nevada is good. There's also a terrific chocolate beer I used to buy in Fort Collins. Smooth and rich like mousse, but not overly sweet. Had a purple label and costs about 4~5 a bottle if that helps anyone.
If given a preference, my daily is dry red wine. Gabbiano is good and cheap. Paisano is cheap and non-offensive.
Guinness from a pub that knows how to handle it comes in second I suppose. Can't drink as many though.
As far as liquor store beer, Sierra Nevada is good. There's also a terrific chocolate beer I used to buy in Fort Collins. Smooth and rich like mousse, but not overly sweet. Had a purple label and costs about 4~5 a bottle if that helps anyone.
If given a preference, my daily is dry red wine. Gabbiano is good and cheap. Paisano is cheap and non-offensive.
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Do you guys like Dunkel Weiss (dark wheat)?
Yo Doc you are right about Stella in the states. The Stella in Europe is nowhere near as skunky because it's in brown bottles (less light gets in) and - more importantly - it's fresh!! It's funny how in Belgium Stella is on the level that like Budweiser or Miller are here. Or should I say MillerCoors.
Yo Doc you are right about Stella in the states. The Stella in Europe is nowhere near as skunky because it's in brown bottles (less light gets in) and - more importantly - it's fresh!! It's funny how in Belgium Stella is on the level that like Budweiser or Miller are here. Or should I say MillerCoors.
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