Oh, and you still can't play edward 40 hands without 40's of cheap beer anyways. Otherwise the hangover doesn't count as much.
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8 beers Americans no longer drink
- Thread starter stratovani
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I haven't had either of them, can't say I regret not having any, but sometimes I get curious about it.
One thing I'm curious about though - Coors original or "banquet" apparently. Coors light is literally the single best-selling "beer" in my province, but I have never, ever, seen coors original or "not light" either in the beer store, or on their website, nor even in the LCBO. One day, I would like to go over to michigan to buy some - I doubt it's anything special, but it's literal unavailability lends some desirability to it, I suppose.
I notice a lot of people drinking craft brews now-a-days. It's definitely a time I enjoy living in. I like going to random parties and finding coolers filled with stuff I like.
Exactly. Going to grocery stores and liquor specialty stores with amazing beer selections is killer! Local breweries and brew pubs is never a bad thing!
Flavor is such a good thing, especially when you start pairing beers and foods appropriately. Don't get me wrong, sometimes I want a certain beer and a certain food that doesn't pair appropriately, but when it's right, it's even cooler!
Theyre not even "flavored" water. I like the description Stone brewery gives beers of that ilk - Fizzy Yellow Water
Ha! Yes, that was truly the sign that it was a quality beer.
We used to drink that and the Be(a)st back in college in the early '80s, they were under $2 for a sixer.Now I only have a beer about once a month, so I make damn sure it's something good.
