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Let's talk beer!
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Pablo, is it sold in the US?quote:
Originally posted by Pablo:
Best "German" beer, from Czech: Pilsner Popoviche - way better than Urquel!
Not that I know of. A buddy brought back two suitcases full from the motherland - shortly after the wall came down. But that was almost 15 years ago!!
I like World Select from Budweiser. You want to try that also.
It's called Anheuser World Select.
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Hear me yodel to a David Hasselhoff song while playing soccer in my lederhosen? I'm about as un-German in my likes and dislikes as any German you've
ever met -- unless it's about food and cars. And no, to me, beer is not food. 
I have no idea what those "northern lights" in Kiel drink. Beck's is more or like supermarket swill and no upstanding German, or at least no Bavarian, will drink that stuff. We like our small, local breweries, most of which date back to the middle ages. Some of those formerly small breweries have of course ballooned into larger operations like Spaten, Paulaner, and Hacker-Pschorr, which cater worldwide.
Some Germans like Budweiser because for them it's an exotic American beer.
Whoa... too many beer snobs in these parts!
The one, the only:
The one, the only:
KingRob! I didn't see you post until I put up mine. You're da man!!quote:
Originally posted by kingrob:
Budweiser has always smelled like sweaty gym socks to me.
There's been only one love in my life, and I've carried this affair since the tender age of thirteen. It was my first, and thru the years it has proven to be the best:
PABST BLUE RIBBON!!!!!!!!
So you can have your sissy boy imports and phony micro brew college beers, but guys with an unbridled passion for all things unpretentious and real know only three letters, PBR.
Does the opining of one who has gone several years with nary a dribble of alcoholic beverage being slurped down count for anything?
Nope.
But..... however comma......
When I have to perform manual labor under a blazing sun with the humidity level up around 1,563 per-cent at the end of the day an ice cold beer or two sure does taste good!!!! And, the buzz received from those couple brewskis helps me forget the misery gone through that day.
When it is time for the brewed beverage one brand stands above all others, though I have not tasted every beer made by the humans of the planet.....
The beer that, to me, tastes as a "real" beer should taste. A beer that appeals to America's working man.... rough tough hard-working men of the type who apply Liquid Glass to their truck... the kind of man that tamed a continent, repulsed the Nazi hordes, put the kabosh on Tojo's Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, that turned around and advanced in a different direction at the Frozen Chosin, that fought their way up Hamburger Hill in the Cental Highlands of The Nam.....
the beer that roars akin to a revving Hemi in a '71 Cuda........
Yah' just know it's gotta' be......
Can't be any udder brew.......
(fer cryin' out loud, Bubba, shut up and tell us what it is!!!!!)
It's ..... it's....
PABST BLUE RIBBON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yep
Nope.
But..... however comma......
When I have to perform manual labor under a blazing sun with the humidity level up around 1,563 per-cent at the end of the day an ice cold beer or two sure does taste good!!!! And, the buzz received from those couple brewskis helps me forget the misery gone through that day.
When it is time for the brewed beverage one brand stands above all others, though I have not tasted every beer made by the humans of the planet.....
The beer that, to me, tastes as a "real" beer should taste. A beer that appeals to America's working man.... rough tough hard-working men of the type who apply Liquid Glass to their truck... the kind of man that tamed a continent, repulsed the Nazi hordes, put the kabosh on Tojo's Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere, that turned around and advanced in a different direction at the Frozen Chosin, that fought their way up Hamburger Hill in the Cental Highlands of The Nam.....
the beer that roars akin to a revving Hemi in a '71 Cuda........
Yah' just know it's gotta' be......
Can't be any udder brew.......
(fer cryin' out loud, Bubba, shut up and tell us what it is!!!!!)
It's ..... it's....
PABST BLUE RIBBON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yep
For the biggest bang for the buck, and even tasted alright, do you remember Black Label? (Red cans w black label) We used to get it for $1.69 for a six-pack at Publix in the mid 90's, but it's been gone for years. Miss it.
Fuel tanker man: Glad to see someone else on this thread with some taste!
Stroh's was mentioned earlier, anybody remember these:
Iron City
Schlitz
Pearl
Country Club malt likker
Camo (I think it's a MIchigan only beer)
It's been many years, but I had some in a bar in SC a couple of months back. Does anybody remember how expensive Black Label used to be? This would be early 60's, then in the late sixties early 70's it was like the cheapest of the cheap. I also remember Busch Bavarian being high priced and then it turned into Anheiser Busch's value beer.
Stroh's was mentioned earlier, anybody remember these:
Iron City
Schlitz
Pearl
Country Club malt likker
Camo (I think it's a MIchigan only beer)
free beer, free beer
that's my fravorite brand
if I didn't have to buy it
it's the best beer in the land
warm, flat, skunky,
it don't matter to me
my favorite beer in this whole world
is the one I drink for free
that's my fravorite brand
if I didn't have to buy it
it's the best beer in the land
warm, flat, skunky,
it don't matter to me
my favorite beer in this whole world
is the one I drink for free
My list,
Chimay Blue,Chimay Red {Brewed by Trappist Monks},
Duvel {means Devil}
Orval, Westmalle Triple,{Monks again}
Most wheat beers for the summer.
Pilsner Urquell this is the first beer to be brewed in a golden color all beers befor this were dark.
Chimay Blue,Chimay Red {Brewed by Trappist Monks},
Duvel {means Devil}
Orval, Westmalle Triple,{Monks again}
Most wheat beers for the summer.
Pilsner Urquell this is the first beer to be brewed in a golden color all beers befor this were dark.
Anyone ever had Point Beer from Stevens Point Wisconsin? That's another family tradition, along with PBR and Schlitz. Dad's from Green Bay.
HUh? I'm quite sure this is not true.
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