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Favorite Beer?
« Reply #10 on: July 11, 2014, 08:02:25 PM »
Quote from: Marlelar
I'm becoming quite a fan of a good beer.  What are some of the beers from smaller brewers that you like?  I see an amazing array at the store and hate to buy a six pack of each so would like to read some reviews  :cheers:

I like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale although spicy food will overpower it.  I don't like IPAs or Guinness.

Marsha


But I DO like Guinness.  Guinness EXTRA STOUT, that is.  

(Guinness Draft, in the bottles, is a joke, not even in the ballpark.)


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AD - I'm just looking for personal recommendations, what brands do folks like, not a technical discussion of beer.

I expected dozens of responses as I too assumed TCs would be beer drinkers.

Maybe I should revise the thread to "Favorite Adult Beverages"

Marsha


There is a restaurant chain called Oggi's Pizza & Brewing Co., where you can get an 8-beer sampler, with 8 small glasses of different micro brewery beers, about 3 oz. each.  So that's 24 oz. of beer.  And it's actually cheaper than two 12 oz. singles (about $9).  So you can try them all.  One is usually a lot like Guinness, though, so beware.  I kind of wish they were ALL like Guinness!!

Guinness Extra Stout & Jägermeister chaser.  

Bailey's Irish Cream on the rocks.

Vodka and orange juice, preferably Stolichnaya vodka and fresh squeezed OJ over crushed ice.  Most bars can't deliver the FSOJ.  There are a lot fancier (and more expensive!) vodkas, the quality of which is recognizable when served straight, below freezing a few degrees (most bars can't deliver the 'proper' temperature), but when mixed with OJ you don't notice the difference that much, so Stoli I think is a solid standard, because it's reliably smooth.

Obviously, when mixed the Vodka can't be below freezing.






Surprisingly, a nice, readily available beer (in the USA, anyway) is Coors, especially ice cold on a hot day.  
Rocky Mountain Spring water!  





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Favorite Beer?
« Reply #11 on: July 11, 2014, 09:24:25 PM »
Quote from: Neil Obstat
Surprisingly, a nice, readily available beer (in the USA, anyway) is Coors, especially ice cold on a hot day.  
Rocky Mountain Spring water!  





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Yes, Coors Original. I like it. I drink it more than any other beer. It is my favorite inexpensive beer.