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It's a wild turkey and root beer knight.

Possibly the worst lager in the World, and by royal appointment, the fool must have been pissed when she had it.

inhuien wrote:Possibly the worst lager in the World, and by royal appointment, the fool must have been pissed when she had it.

Skol was the first beer I ever drank a full can of. Almost tempted to see if it still tastes the same.

We tried pouring it on the fire to see if the alcohol content would ignite.

Resist, the social stigma involved in the purchase would never leave you.

Samuel Adams Pale Ale - Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
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I think the Sam Adams is better. By a hair's breadth.

I dont know, I do love a good Newcastle.

The Newcastle seemed a little flatter.

Never realised they did owt else than Newky Brown.

Although I've not had a bottle of even that since they moved production to Tadcaster.

I didn't, either. But it was good. I think I still have one left...

Found a bourbon-flavoured beer called Dead Crow. Very nice...

Germany's Oktoberfest, 3.6m Visitors in the First Week

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Framboise Raspberry Lambic is also very nice. It's a type of Belgian beer, and it comes in other flavors like green apple, peach, and black currants. Recommend it to anyone who wants to party like a Belgian Friar.

I wonder if you could smoke it in a glass pipe?

Ales for Outlaws

Part vixen, part vigilante, Shotgun Betty uses her sharpshooting skills to target those that show a weakness for wheat beer with a body that won't quit. This German-style hefeweizen features a rich, banana-clove nose and refreshing dry finish

Fuck the deposit, I'm going for a growler!




64 lucious ounces of Oregon brewed deliciousness, all available at the awesome meat market a mile from my apartment.


Rob

Freakzilla wrote:

Ales for Outlaws

Part vixen, part vigilante, Shotgun Betty uses her sharpshooting skills to target those that show a weakness for wheat beer with a body that won't quit. This German-style hefeweizen features a rich, banana-clove nose and refreshing dry finish

But did you enjoy it? The meat market a mile or so from my apartment has 52 beers and four wines on tap for purchase in either 32, 64, or 128 ounce sizes. They have a nice selection of brews and ciders including Franziskaner, a German wheat beer that members of the German Air Force hooked me on years ago.


Rob

It wasn't bad... for hefeweizen made outside of Germany.