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Old 04-20-2011, 08:18 PM
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I prefer Yuengling Lager. A coupla dollars more a case, but a much better beer. And it's made in a family owned brewery not far from where I'm sitting.
Ahh, Yuengling. It's not available here, but when I lived back east it was a favorite.

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InBev produces over 1M barrels of Budweiser a year . . . there must be a lot of folk's pi$$ing it away!
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Well, you can't really buy a beer-you can only rent it.
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If we're talking expensive beers, I've lately become rather fond of Sierra Nevada's Torpedo Extra IPA. I've never been known to turn down a Guinness or a Murphy's either. Pilsner Urquell is oddly difficult to find around here. I wish it wasn't.
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I spent a coupla weeks in Brussels back in '81. The weather-it was right about this time of the year- was not that great but the food and beer made up for it.
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Old 04-20-2011, 08:57 PM
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I prefer Yuengling Lager. A coupla dollars more a case, but a much better beer. And it's made in a family owned brewery not far from where I'm sitting.
Sadly not available in CT, but whenever I'm out of state I grab a case. Yuengling Light is a great boat beer.
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Last night at our Passover Seder I was lamenting with some friends about not having any beer when my wife pointed out Budwiser is made with rice... It's not so bad afterall
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Getting drunk on the king of beers tonight, its retro kind of like HS.

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Hard to get drunk on beer these days since my tolerance is pretty good, maybe I'll shotgun half a dozen.
Try Sierra Nevada Torpedo or Bigfoot. 7 and 9 something% alcohol respectively. Bigfoot is referred to as a barley wine.
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Sadly not available in CT, but whenever I'm out of state I grab a case. Yuengling Light is a great boat beer.
Too bad, I thought by now Yuengling would have broader distribution.
I buy Yuengling Premium beer sometimes when the weather gets really hot. It's a bit lighter than the Lager-never tried the Light stuff.
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Old 04-20-2011, 09:34 PM
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If we're talking expensive beers, I've lately become rather fond of Sierra Nevada's Torpedo Extra IPA. I've never been known to turn down a Guinness or a Murphy's either. Pilsner Urquell is oddly difficult to find around here. I wish it wasn't.
Pilsner Urquell can be found at retail establishments all over the San Francisco bay area for you to buy. Even some of the San Francisco bartnders themselves like to drink it --- while on duty !!! I have seen it !

Sounds like it is time for a Reno-San Francisco beer run for you.

You can even order it at the better European bars in San Francisco. th0ough I seldom have frequented any of them. Especially since I mo9ved out odf the city back in 11/04. Those Czechs really know good bier, for sure.

And since you know what good beer is all about, you know the reasons that great beer is expensive.

It is simply WORTH it.
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Nothing like a cold PBR

at the end of the day. You can get a 12 pack of them around here for what a 6 pack of Budweiser cost.
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The only thing worse than drinking too much Budweiser is living less than a mile from the big AB Inbev brewery in South St Louis,waking up in the morning, feeling like crap, dragging myself out the door to go to work, and smelling the brewery smell as I walked out the door...it's enough to make ya puke every time.

I've been drinking Smithwick Ale lately...yummy.
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The only thing worse than drinking too much Budweiser is living less than a mile from the big AB Inbev brewery in South St Louis,waking up in the morning, feeling like crap, dragging myself out the door to go to work, and smelling the brewery smell as I walked out the door...it's enough to make ya puke every time.

I've been drinking Smithwick Ale lately...yummy.
I got an eight pack of Smittys last night!!

Why do you think they keep the Clydesdales at the brewery? At least they did when I lived in ST Louis--1972-1975
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at the end of the day. You can get a 12 pack of them around here for what a 6 pack of Budweiser cost.
WE stop at a place after work sometimes that has PBR on draft for $1 a pint. That is the only time I can handle PBR.

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