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corvo

08-06-2002 05:12 PM

stella, no contest

cold_ice

08-06-2002 05:50 PM

I really dont to often but when I do its:

Corona
Tecate
and
Tequiza
any of those with some lemon :thumbsup

GeorgeTH

08-06-2002 06:08 PM

German WARSTEINER, original PILSNER, and south-australian COOPERS ALE - in this order

But I'm a wine drinker for most days... white in summer (chardonnay or white burgundy, sometimes dry riesling), red in winter (merlot or pinot noir)

GeorgeTH

08-06-2002 06:29 PM

Bugger - forgot the one beer which is truly my favorite - but that's because you don't find it very often:

<b>SION KÖLSCH</b> out of the tap; and it has to be a pub with a decent turn-over (say over 30 glasses of Kölsch per hour) - which means it's hard to find outside Cologne/Germany

freezex

08-06-2002 06:54 PM

Carlsberg

vending_machine

08-06-2002 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Lev
I dont like beer much, but when I drink I drink corona

Pussy :)

vending_machine

08-06-2002 07:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jesTGP
Carlsberg Proberly the best beer in the world

Carlsberg is one of the best beers to enjoy outside on a deck in the summer IMO :)

vending_machine

08-06-2002 07:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by UnseenWorld
Portland is the microbrew capital of the USA, and there are literally too many great choices here to limit oneself much. After all, even before the microbrew craze, we had an everyday beer here, Henry Weinhard's Private Reserve, which would have been a super premium beer anywhere else.

Locally, I frequently have Full Sail Ale, or McTarnahan's Amber Ale. There are too many really good pale ales and India pale ales made by local brewers to name them all. I think to a lot of Portlanders, your question is a puzzling one: with so many great beers to choose from, why give up adventure and limit oneself?

Seattle isn't too bad either for microbrews and we also get most of Portlands stuff. :)

I dig Mac 'n Jacks, Mirror Pond, ... too hard to pick a fav!

Squishy

08-06-2002 09:41 PM

Dos Equis in the green bottle.

alias

08-06-2002 09:45 PM

tree brewing co. india pale ale "hophead" 5.8 %

hershie

08-06-2002 10:09 PM

I heard that Budweiser's claim of being "beechwood aged" is bogus as its impossible to put that much beer that they produce into little wood vats, so they just throw a 2x4 of the wood in the huge metal vats for a minute so they can get away with it. Can this be true?

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