Yeah, it's a foreign idea to me too. The only time I drink that stuff is when it's the cheapest thing going and I'm short on cash.
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Yeah, it's a foreign idea to me too. The only time I drink that stuff is when it's the cheapest thing going and I'm short on cash.
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I started my research with an Amber Bock.......one problem........it was a draft!
My two cents: Pop tops have always been the sign of a slightly more respectable beer to me. Somehow, beers switching to twist doesn't sit well with me. My second cent is that I've heard that popping off twist caps can lead to chipping the threading glass, and nobody likes glass chips.
Exactly. Molson Canadian is a 'starter' beer up here (17 year olds) but is commonly seen in the possession of some 35+ year old Scarborough-ite named "Rob", with a 24 stradled over the crossbar of his ten-speed bike going across Kingston Road.
Nice lumberjacket and Kodiaks, Rob.
If that's all thats left in the cooler, fine. Otherwise, pass me a Sleemans, a Creemore, a Mill St., even a PC.
You have something against Moosehead? I don't mind it. I had two of them Friday night. I didn't have many choices though. Either that or "Boreale" or Guiness Draft.When the alternative is Moosehead comes to mind.
