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I am not a big Beer drinker. My Brother drinks shit Keystone and Miller Light cause it's cheap and the closest I'll ever get to a Beer is a Woodchuck.
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Timothy Taylors is a stunning beer.
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And of course Heineken.
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Actually another larger I don't mind is Red Stripe - drank it at a party the other night and it was quite nice (cheap too)
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polar sky wrote:I am not a big Beer drinker. My Brother drinks shit Keystone and Miller Light cause it's cheap and the closest I'll ever get to a Beer is a Woodchuck.
have you tried any lambics? I think you'd probably really enjoy them if you don't enjoy typical beer.
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Oh man! I could just go a pint right now.

I'm all about Deuchars IPA at the moment.

That and Black Isle organic lager.
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mmmm Deuchars
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are you under 18? or are you american?
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Lowenbrau, Grolsch, Guiness, DAB. To name a few.
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coffee grapes wrote:american
ah im sorry you have to wait so long man!
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fujee wrote:Actually another larger I don't mind is Red Stripe - drank it at a party the other night and it was quite nice (cheap too)
I rather like Red Stripe.

I came across a tallboy of Red Stripe and man, was I giddy. They actually reduced the bottled version from 12 oz to 11.2 oz, and now they have a Light edition—can't say I've tried it, or really even care to. But, it's a decent lager that is accessible and cheap. Can't be mad at that.
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Damn, all this chat about beer made me thirsty.

Swiggin' on Sam Smith's Oatmeal Stout. Woo.

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I am extremely puzzled over the amount of people posting beers like Heineken, Corona, Yuenling etc. in a thread titled "Best Beer".


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Noumenon wrote:I am extremely puzzled over the amount of people posting beers like Heineken, Corona, Yuenling etc. in a thread titled "Best Beer".
yeah. basically this.

Are you from Michigan then? or do you [also] just really like Bells?
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Those pictures look..... so....tasty...
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Noumenon wrote:I am extremely puzzled over the amount of people posting beers like Heineken, Corona, Yuenling etc. in a thread titled "Best Beer".]
I knew someone would get snobby, it all preference man. As for me I love a good cheap beer, but i also love more expensive one or a home brewed. I think most people are saying what beer they drink in a bar, not what the best beer in the world is.

And for the record >I< think Heineken is great beer. 8)
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I knew someone would get snobby, it all preference man. As for me I love a good cheap beer, but i also love more expensive one or a home brewed. I think most people are saying what beer they drink in a bar, not what the best beer in the world is.

And for the record >I< think Heineken is great beer.
Let's put this in perspective. Say you came onto twoism and, in the 'what kind of music do you like' thread, just posted Daft Punk's 'Discovery'. Yeah, it's a pretty good album and everybody in general likes it but a lot of people like different flavors.

consequently, Miller Lite can be likened to Dr Luke's pop music- produced for people that largely don't care what they're consuming.
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