Yes.

I recommend beer.

Quite highly.

MV

What a coincidence! I do too!

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it's automatic.

The Andrew Sisters - Beer Barrel Polka - YouTube

The Andrews Sisters - More Beer - YouTube

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As do I.

There are way too many options... Making suggestions could go on for days....

But, if you see Dale's Pale Ale, give that one a try. As far as I know, it's the only microbrew that is canned. Makes it more travel friendly.
Pretty hoppy brew, and Dale is a righteous guy as well.
You might even see his bus at music festivals.
He has been sending his tour bus full of beer around on the festival circuit for a while now.
Not as cool as his old bus, but still pretty hip.

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1983 300SD - 305000
1984 Toyota Landcruiser - 190000
1994 GMC Jimmy - 203000

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Racer 5, India Pale Ale.

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I like his Old Chubb Scots Ale.
FYI Oskar Blues is the only micro I know of that is strictly in cans, but there are many that are starting to offer their brews in cans as well as bottles. I've also seen New Belgium and Sierra Nevada products in cans. Most of the small AZ breweries are heading in that direction. I welcome it. Glass recycling is a PITA.

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if amreican, COLD.
mexican beers are ok even when they start to get room temp.

I put Mexican beer in the same boat. Best served ice cold, numbs the taste buds so they are palatable....

A nice English or German beer however...

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On some nights I still believe that a car with the fuel gauge on empty can run about fifty more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. - HST

1983 300SD - 305000
1984 Toyota Landcruiser - 190000
1994 GMC Jimmy - 203000

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There is a beer pub in Philly that has --or at least, used to have--a "Beer Bible" on every table. It described each of the beers that offered.
I am working from memory, but, IIRC, their listing under the Pilsner Urquell began like this." This is the beer that Auggie Busch set out to emulate when he emigrated to America. He failed miserable....."

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That should be qualified as "corporate" brews. There are plenty of breweries in this country that produce excellent product, but they are the ones that don't advertise on tv.

However, If You Want to Go National Domestic, and On the Cheap, Here's A List

Warning, you're going to need a Trader Joe's nearby for a couple.

im in luck then......theyre building one next door right now!