Originally posted by MMc
Bintang, Indonesian beer first time I had one realized it was going to be a long 2 weeks. I bought a $5.00 Miller at the hard rock and thought it was
a good buy. I will not drink Miller in the USA
OB, Korean Beer is the single worst skunk beer I have ever had.
Originally posted by bajaguy
You apparently have never tried 33 beer from Viet Nam
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Originally posted by DavidE
Skunky Beers?
SKUNKY BEERS?
No beer in the entire universe can even hope to touch SAN MIGUEL from the Philippines for
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Even the VC wouldn't touch 33. We had shiploads of Hamm's. No Olympia. Somewhere over there rests my churchkey - a defused and emptied frag with a
Pabst Blue Ribbon extra leverage can opener grafted onto it. Somebody loved it more than I did. LC said I could not bring it home. Still cannot stand
FRESCA. Makes me gag. Cold beer? You have to be kidding me. We kept suds and soda pop in a cargo net in the Bassac. Seventy nine degrees was better
than a hundred something. In Po City all they had was San Miguel. Stuff'd clean you out faster n better than a roto rooter. Five SM's then a glass of
baking soda and water to kill it.
Originally posted by bajaguy
You apparently have never tried 33 beer from Viet Nam
Quote:
Originally posted by DavidE
Skunky Beers?
SKUNKY BEERS?
No beer in the entire universe can even hope to touch SAN MIGUEL from the Philippines for
S
K
U
N
K
Even the VC wouldn't touch 33. We had shiploads of Hamm's. No Olympia. Somewhere over there rests my churchkey - a defused and emptied frag with a
Pabst Blue Ribbon extra leverage can opener grafted onto it. Somebody loved it more than I did. LC said I could not bring it home. Still cannot stand
FRESCA. Makes me gag. Cold beer? You have to be kidding me. We kept suds and soda pop in a cargo net in the Bassac. Seventy nine degrees was better
than a hundred something. In Po City all they had was San Miguel. Stuff'd clean you out faster n better than a roto rooter. Five SM's then a glass of
baking soda and water to kill it.
Olde Frothingslosh Pale Stale Ale, the one with the foam on the bottom?
Neither from Baja nor are yours . . .
Drank it every winter on the East coast for some years. Know it?
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I have made it a life's mission to drink local brews wherever I have traveled. That even includes Muslim nations that have secular rule. A shame that
in Turkey, the Islamist fanatic Erdogan who is their prime minister, when he was Mayor of Istabul, he tried to outlaw all alcoholic beverages. Didn't
work. So, even today, one can guzzle down an Ephes.
On a separate note, inasmuch as Blue Moon was mentioned a bit back, be advised that this so-called micro stuff is owned by Coors and brewed in Golden
Colorado.
Originally posted by wessongroup
State with the highest gallonage drank per adult, North Dakota, 45.8 gallons ...
I had a doctor ask me how much beer I drank. I sheepishly told him and suggested that perhaps I cut back. He said, no worries mate, in Australia you
would be considered a moderate drinker.
On a separate note, inasmuch as Blue Moon was mentioned a bit back, be advised that this so-called micro stuff is owned by Coors and brewed in Golden
Colorado.
Anybody who thought that Blue Moon is a microbrew, is rather ignorant of the beer scene. Of course its a Coors product. But I judge beer by its taste,
not its parent company. It's a decent, rather light, wheat beer. Sometimes you have to settle for what's readily available and Blue Moon is readily
available.
Making my way through a few Colorado IPAs this week; Ouray Brewing, Arvada Brewing, Ska Brewing out of Durango.
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