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Originally Posted by fishdog52
Fosters, Becks, Red Stripe and most Labatts. All now made in the USA, but remain priced like imports.
Just "ain't" the same!
Anything 'Lite' or any IPA - YUCK!!


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For most beers today ... they might as well pour it back in the horse. grin

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This is an old one but still so very true:

What does Coors Light and having sex in a canoe have that is alike?

They are both too close to [bleep] water!!

You will get more flavor eating the can.

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If you're beer has no flavor, you're doing it wrong

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Three Philosophers from Ommegang, just can't like it.

And I really can't stand IPA's either.


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Originally Posted by New_2_99s
Originally Posted by FieldGrade
Fosters is pretty hard to swallow.


That's why Australia exports it !

No Aussie drinks that scheet !


LOL.....I believe that...I've only had one in my lifetime and I didn't finish it.

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any beer priced over $17 @ 30 pack. Presently I am drinking Hamms $15 @ 30 pack


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Beer is now the redneck wine. The more it cost, and the nastier it tastes, the more the snobs claim to love it. Then they will have a new favorite next year. Surprise, it is the new, trendy, brand.


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While I'd agree that a lot of folks (mostly hipsters) have taken it to an extreme the truth is....good beer has always tasted better and cost more than cheap beer.
No different than food, whisky, tobacco, or wine....

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Originally Posted by FieldGrade
While I'd agree that a lot of folks (mostly hipsters) have taken it to an extreme the truth is....good beer has always tasted better and cost more than cheap beer.
No different than food, whisky, tobacco, or wine....


Yep. I'll drink about anything but the best beer costs a little money. Douchebags fawning over schitty craft beers is certaibly "a thing" but that's not the whole story. Being expensive don't make it good, and lots of trendy beer is mediocre, but good beer is good beer and everyone's tastes are a little different.




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Imported German beer is pasteurized for export, but is often not pasteurized in the home county.

Therefore, it can taste quite differently.

Used to drink a lot of German beer 25-30 years ago, but that was because I didn't really like macro brews.

Now with all the local brews, don't drink imports that much anymore. A lot of good beer out there, not enough time.

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Originally Posted by huntinaz
Originally Posted by FieldGrade
While I'd agree that a lot of folks (mostly hipsters) have taken it to an extreme the truth is....good beer has always tasted better and cost more than cheap beer.
No different than food, whisky, tobacco, or wine....


Yep. I'll drink about anything but the best beer costs a little money. Douchebags fawning over schitty craft beers is certaibly "a thing" but that's not the whole story. Being expensive don't make it good, and lots of trendy beer is mediocre, but good beer is good beer and everyone's tastes are a little different.


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I like good whiskey/bourbon/scotch. Beer....., well it's a beer, I'm not an expert, but if it is real cold, and does not have any fruit juice in it, I'll prolly drink it. I buy more Miller HighLife than anything else.........buntingmiester

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Don't like IPAs either

Prefer a nice medium dark beer-like Black Butte Porter or. Guinness


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Originally Posted by BMT
Don't like IPAs either

Prefer a nice medium dark beer-like Black Butte Porter or. Guinness


Not crazy about Guinness (all we can get is Guinness Lite around here) but Black Butte is a staple in my house.
Try some Fat Tire...I bet you'll like it too.

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Originally Posted by BMT
Don't like IPAs either

Prefer a nice medium dark beer-like Black Butte Porter or. Guinness


Smithwicks, Guinness and Moose Drool are at the top of my "love 'em" list.

I need to track down Black Butte.



FWIW, I my observation is that IPAs are a Gen-X and Millenial thing. Someday they'll probably grow up and figure out how lousy they are. Or not.


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I'm kind of out of the loop on beer, but I've started picking up a 6 pack every now and then.

I try one and then another. A few days ago I bought some Bud Light Platinum. It was seriously nasty tasting stuff. I had to fight my way through a 6 pack of it.

The last I bought was good old Miller High Life long necks. It's good. I'll buy some more

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
I'm kind of out of the loop on beer, but I've started picking up a 6 pack every now and then.

I try one and then another. A few days ago I bought some Bud Light Platinum. It was seriously nasty tasting stuff. I had to fight my way through a 6 pack of it.

The last I bought was good old Miller High Life long necks. It's good. I'll buy some more


High Life is my favorite cheap beer.

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Originally Posted by Son_of_the_Gael
FWIW, I my observation is that IPAs are a Gen-X and Millenial thing. Someday they'll probably grow up and figure out how lousy they are. Or not.


IPA has been around long before anyone ever heard of Gen-X or Millenials. There are a lot of IPA's these days that IMO suffer from the more is better syndrome when it comes to hopping. OTOH a well made, balanced IPA is a very nice beer indeed.

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I had some Goose Island Winter Ale last night. So did the drain in the sink.


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