Samuel Jackson Beer OWNZ ALL!!!

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...45778197571358

 

jack to tell you the truth if you like the imported one then you will love the actual one that is not imported tastes completly different

 

Old Style

 

haha yum!

 

I drink root beer.

 

LOL, that taste like crap! What's funny though, at a car show last weekend. A guy with a rat rod had one of those big *** PBR cans as his catch can.

Oh yeah...I like
Blue Moon
Killians
Modelo Especial
Hefeweizen

 

**** tastes like chicken soup lol.

And for those that don't get i was kinda drunk posting now you know. Im not serious about this crap. I actually don't really beer at all only a hand full are good in my book i would rather pound JD or johnnie walker whiskey.

 

jack daniels tastes like a bag of smashed ********

 

crown royale is delicious whiskey

 

Your mom tastes like a bag of ********?

 

My favorite beer, when I drink beer that is, would have to be Hefeweizen. That sh*t is good. Blue moon with a piece of orange is good as well.

My drink of choice though would be either 7&7 or the "Dudes" drink of choice.

 

Sweet a beer thread.....

Jack if you like mexican beer than you will love carta blanca. One of my favorites.

 

the best mexican beer is indo nothing better

 

I'll make this my first post here since i know waaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much about beer, my other user name throught the net is "Beerlord", was a BJCP registerd judge at one time but havnt' kept up with it. I never kept a count after 400 which was inthe mid 90's, so i would guesstimat taht i have had over 1000 differnt beers. Bud, <iller Coors, Labatts et all, is beer only by a very liberal interpritation of the defintaion. It's loaded up with rice and or corn thats why it has a nasty cooked cabage taste to it, they are refered to as adjuncts, which is anythign that is not hops, barley, water or yeast. Saranac is a good starter beer into the real word of beer. Also there are many many differnt styles in 2 catagories, Lagers and ales. LAgers use yeast that ferment over a longer period of time at cooler temps than ale yeast and ae then laid down to rest, or in German, lagered. There are very fw true lagers in the world, but a lot of beers labeled as such. there are all kinds of different ales an lagers, the most popular ale wold be pale ale and there are different kinds of pale ale, the most popular being American Pale ale which is characterized by it's big citruis hop flavoer with a firm malt back ground, Sierra NEvada Pale ale is the Grand Daddy of pale ale ns is still a bench mark of tasting. The most popular lager would be pilsner, but like champange, a real pilsners can only be brewed in Plzn inthe Czech republic, PlzUrquell or BudVar would be good examples of this style. BUDMILLABATT megaswill claim to be plisnersbut are in fack a style called American light lager or ust AMerican lager. Blah Blah Blah i cold go on and on...

 

what Evil Stang said... even though he's gay.

 

you could read that?

 

most of it, but I'm used to it.

Evil Stang made a pretty good dunkelweizen not that long ago, got buzzed on one bottle.

 

lightweight.

 

Not so much..

 

it was good 10 years ago, now it's totaly crap except for the porter.

 

My question is ... How does one know what a bag of smashed ******** tastes like ??????? I've never seen them in the store before

My favorite beers are
JW Dundee Honey Brown
Blue Moon
and when I'm eating steamed Maryland crabs, Rolling Rock

 

I love Canadian beer




http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/f...e_results.html

http://www.realbeer.com/canada/

 

I've drank this in the late 70's and it is dam good beer. Full bodied and flavorful.. never realized it was Canadian beer...

 

Ahh. and another brew I grew up with. For special occasions we would splurge for some of this.. Thick and very heavy good ole ale.

 

i been drinking lots of hefe's latley. the hefe's out here taste alot different than the ones that are local in california.

 

Thats not even close to think and heavy and it's not an ale, it's a lager. Lowbrau is the German equivelent to Swillweiser, Miller, Coors et all...

 

There are a few good Canadian breweries, LaBatt and Molson definatly arn't 2 of them.