DainBramaged
Lifer
- Jun 19, 2003
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Yea; like eating fast food, not flossing, drinking pop, not excercising, etc...
How's the high horse? Being judgemental is fine. Cuz GOD KNOWS anyone who drinks alcohol must be a raging alcoholic.
moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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I used to hate beer because all I had drank to that point was canned and bottled beer (even some so called good ones). Then I visited a microbrewery and tried some real beer. It was good stuff. Some of the handcrafted beers are actually really good tasting beverages. For bottled more common (as opposed to rare bottled) beer I find Yuengling and Sierra Nevada pretty good. But start with a good local microbrew or check www.ratebeer.com for good beers and develop a taste for good beer before you work your way down to even the good common bottled beers like Yuengling. In other words start with the best.
Kerouactivist
Diamond Member
- Jul 12, 2001
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I'm doin my annual mardi gras wekend of getting drunk and listening to music its a process to cleanize my soul or lack thereof
Most American beers (other than micro's) suck completely and I wouldn't drink one to save my life. Pilsners (the gold bubbly beer of America) are complete and total crap and should never ever be consumed.
Now a good bitter, or stout, that's entirely different.
To answer your question, if you can see into your beer, it's not real beer.
Now a good bitter, or stout, that's entirely different.
To answer your question, if you can see into your beer, it's not real beer.
One of my favorite beers I've found is Gulden Draak (I think it means golden dragon) from Belgium. Its a nice dark ale that's 10% abv (20 proof). To me, it tastes wonderful and doesnt have the harsh taste of hard liquors but gets me buzzed just the same. When I do drink hard liquor, I drink whiskys and rums. I think most people dont like beer because they are only exposed to horrible domestic beers like (Bud, Busch, etc). I'm lucky to go to UCI which has the Antihill pub on campus. The anthill pub is famous for not serving "crap" domestic beers and we only serve tasty imported or microbrew beers. After drinking there, I just can't bring myself to drink any major domestic beer anymore. I'm just too spoiled on campus.
Having a beer with my friends in my school's pub is one of my favorite things to do on the weekend to release stress from the week. It's a great social drink compared to hard stuff which will just get people wasted.
Having a beer with my friends in my school's pub is one of my favorite things to do on the weekend to release stress from the week. It's a great social drink compared to hard stuff which will just get people wasted.
So some of you don't like it......does that mean nobody can?:roll:
I can't stand Tequilla or Rum but couldn't care less if my freinds like them. I'm not the "Liquer Police" nor is anyone else. It's all about aquired and personal tastes.
I can't stand Tequilla or Rum but couldn't care less if my freinds like them. I'm not the "Liquer Police" nor is anyone else. It's all about aquired and personal tastes.
When I was in Nairobi, i took weekend classes at a public school, and sometimes when I used(had to go badly) the worm/insect infested bathroom, i always smelled something bad. Beer too me smells like that. Since then, i don't like the stuff.
There is nothing better than sitting down to A nice cold pint of Guiness after a hard days work. Talk about total satisfaction. Then I go rub one out.
moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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dude, that sounds cool and all, but if you can't spell Guinness it just blows the whole vision.
Link for proof...hahaha
http://gmail.google.com/gmail?view=att&disp=attd&attid=0.1&th=101d392f948256a0
Siddhartha
Lifer
- Oct 17, 1999
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It is an acquired taste. People drink it because it has alcohol and they do not get drunk as fast as when they drink whiskey.
The first time I tasted Guinness Stout I spit it out. This was embrassing because I was sitting in a bar at the time.
moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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moshquerade
No Lifer
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DrPizza
Administrator Elite Member Goat Whisperer
People drink a lot of beers to say they have good taste in beer...
"Ahhh, this one costs 2 dollars more than that one. And, I heard about it on tv. If it's advertised on tv and costs more, it must be a better beer."
There's enough people with that mentality that a lot of average-at-best beers are promoted as being great beers.
hah beer doesn't taste good to anyone guys just act like it does cause tey think it makes them "manly".
moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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moshquerade
No Lifer
- Nov 1, 2001
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Geez, and I thought I drank it cause I liked it. Sorry I spelled guinness wrong, I'll try to make note of that.
q]Originally posted by: DrPizza
People drink a lot of beers to say they have good taste in beer...
"Ahhh, this one costs 2 dollars more than that one. And, I heard about it on tv. If it's advertised on tv and costs more, it must be a better beer."
There's enough people with that mentality that a lot of average-at-best beers are promoted as being great beers.[/quote]
Another person who "knows" all. BTW I wish the beer that I drink didnt cost more than others, I guess its the price you pay to not consume horse piss
*shrug*
Regardless of what you think I drink it because I enjoy the taste. Perhaps seeing that you're a woman and all it may be different. Many people think its thick but thats only the head
Take a gulp of Guinness and then try taking a gulp of a domestic. With a stout you don't get the nasty ass taste of alcohol in your mouth. Sure there is another more developed taste it gives you, but it is -definitely- not alcohol. Next time you are drinking, savour the beer in your mouth for a minute... I guarentee you that Guinness is much easier on your palate once you get past the initial taste.
I find it infinitely easier to stomach Guinness then say Corona, Budweiser, Coors, Canadian, Blue, etc.
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