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supersonic
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I bought some Fosters just because it was on offer.
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Good man! Whereabouts?"Melancholy is incompatible with bicycling." ~James E. Starrs0
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nothing wrong with some Lager occasionally. But fosters!
your punishment is 3 pints of Ale to be taken orally on Friday."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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Magners is the way forward, none of that naff rubbish.0
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£2.99 for four at costcutter. Which for a 4 pack nowadays is quite xheap.
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I hope you are washing your mouth out with Greene King IPA.Now where's that "Get Out of Crash Free Card"0
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Get yersel down to Lidl. Grafenwalder is 50p a can and it's better than Fosters by a long way. They also have some pretty good deals on the ales as well.Kona Stinky Six
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Could be worse.....could've been Red Stripe !!!Ride it like you stole it.........Yeah Baby!!!
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Bignige wrote:Could be worse.....could've been Red Stripe !!!
Nothing wrong with Redstripe, thats a cracking lager?!
And nothing really wrong with fosters, my favourite chilled larger is heineken, not for strength, for taste, or coors lite0 -
Coors light +10
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Alex wrote:Are you fricking American?
Nope, but I like ice-cold lager, can't drink anything (apart from red wine) that's room temperature...0 -
Most USA lagers I have had have not been good - Budweiser, Coors, Miller and some others.0
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supersonic wrote:Most USA lagers I have had have not been good - Budweiser, Coors, Miller and some others.
Agreed, Coors being the only one I really like.
I do like
Stella Artois
Heineken
Carlsberg
Oranjeboom (probably my favourite draft)
Peroni when served ICE cold
But I do like Guiness Extra Cold too0 -
My favourite lagers are the ones the Commercial does in Chap (do visit if you find yourself in this part of the world!). They import in a lot of continental lagers, this being my favourite:
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Veltins is fair.
Might have to take you up on that."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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Haven't had a good lager for a long time, micro brew with lots of hops is king round here (except with the college kids).0
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Must have been going out of date ..0
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supersonic wrote:Most USA lagers I have had have not been good - Budweiser, Coors, Miller and some others.
Coors I used to drink that by the case when i was young and it cost 16/18 per case for 24 bottles .. Budweiser , I liked Bud Ice better though
Do you remember Molson special dry I thought was exceptional beverage and variety Canadian Molson Special Dry ...
Innes and Gunn do a exceptional Beer that's finished in Whisky Casks .. Case is expensive costing £300 -
Heinekken or Amstel for me as my picks, the dutch know how to make lager properly0
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I like most lager to be fair, as long as its more than 4%?
the one i always love if you can get it is "Desperado's" Flavoured with tequila, has a very distinctive taste which is strangely adictive?0 -
As long as its cold................
But soft spot for Leffe Blonde0 -
gazderry wrote:Heinekken or Amstel for me as my picks, the dutch know how to make lager properly
Same brew, both made in the same vat, by the Thwaite's in Blackburn!0 -
sort your wig out sonic.....i'd rather drink cat wee wee! :shock:supersonic wrote:I bought some Fosters just because it was on offer.2009 Trek 3900 disc https://www.flickr.com/photos/125245570 ... 613755884/
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I don't mind Fosters, or Red Stripe...as long as they are cold!Santa Cruz Chameleon
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Mancunianfightingcat wrote:gazderry wrote:Heinekken or Amstel for me as my picks, the dutch know how to make lager properly
Same brew, both made in the same vat, by the Thwaite's in Blackburn!
But not if you go over the dam to enjoy a glass or two of them, lol
Another top Dutch beer tip, try the Brouwerij t'Ij in Amsterdam, a little brewery in a windmill on the east side of town not far from the zoo,they have a lovely menu of beers and its great fun trying every one of them, but get there early as it gets busy0 -
missmarple wrote:Magners is the way forward, none of that naff rubbish.
Magners is for people too gay to drink real cider.0 -
adb1006 wrote:missmarple wrote:Magners is the way forward, none of that naff rubbish.
Magners is for people too gay to drink real cider.
What is REAL Cider then? Strongbow? Tastes like p*ss, and thats on a good day. Bulmers also exhibits the same taste.0 -
Rattler beats all cider ... hands down ... no back chat :twisted:
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I think he means the type of cider that brewed by incestuous cousins in cornwall, in a shed. Its so cloudy it could be mistaken for milk shake and when you sniff it you go blind. That's my kind of cider.Santa Cruz Chameleon
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Beck Vier is my current fave lager, but you beat a good pint of smiths smooth or guiness
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