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blizzardboy
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posted April 21, 2021 03:44 AM |
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Ghost
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posted April 21, 2021 12:27 PM |
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Sad! Beer should have wheat or barley. US doesn't able to Guinness, Heineken, Carlsberg, etc level. But I like Budweiser and Samuel Adams, and then I don't remember name. Many years ago. Budweiser I know therefore I drink. Samuel Adams is better, but my store hasn't. So I buy Budweiser. I think those are the best, if sent to other world around. Now your article said a very different. Yeah I'm not good at English. Maybe talked about sweet beer. So then ok. I choose mixed chocolate, coffee and tobacco with.
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The_Gootch
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posted April 21, 2021 06:01 PM |
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I at least know most of these brands. I can't argue with their choices as I haven't had most of their picks. I'm a fan of Bell's amber ale and have tried the Expedition. Great beer but too expensive to buy on a regular basis.
I resent the popularity of IPAs. Drinking them is like eating the food of a young cook who just discovered seasoning and is going way overboard. They have none of the elegance of the german and Belgian beers I like. Here in Minnesota (not where I'm from btw), they're all over the place. And the first name in IPAs is Surly's Furious. Next time I go to a BYOB Indian restaurant in Chicago, I'll check with this list.
Love a good saison, even if saying it makes me sound like a pretentious douche. For decades, my goto summer beers were Hocker-Pschorr and Franziskaner. Definitely will give their selection a try.
Cool list man.
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