Beer poll

What should I buy? OTHER is NOT an option.

Why spend $8 to watch a new movie, when I can spend $5 and drink 12 beers which will make the free movie on TV seem good?

I say buy them all, and report back.

and only my scumbag friends will be invited. There we will evaluate the relative merits of our humble beers. Wanna come?

well considering that almost all of my scumbag friends are men, it will be a sausage party that way too.

girls + beer usually makes me want to jump off a bridge. Then I think better of that and consider trajectory of tossing.

With honorable mention to CBL and OS.

Just stay the fuck away from the Schaefer's at all costs. :scared:

I'm partial to the bock, especially because in my area the regular tends to be skunked. Nobody buys it because they think it will suck and a vicious cycle develops

Black Label. I guess.

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A wise choice

try some based on it's name. "Whaddaya drinkin?" "Blatz!"

Ew.

That is my absolute favorite place to drink...in the world.

I'll be sure to have a few of those for you when I visit Augsburg this Sep.

I used to drink it at Rathausplatz in the cafe, but they switch to Hasenpiss. Last I was able to find it was in their vegetarian restaurant near St. Ulrich

Now given, I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that I hadn't been eating anything but bread and tomato sauce for a week before hand, but still 2 liters shouldn't make one sick the next day.

edit to answer my own question:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballantine

Because Ballantine is now widely sold in 40 oz bottles, it is often lumped together with Olde English 800 and other malt liquors in the public mind as a "badass ghetto beer" <1>. By contrast, in its heyday it was a popular and well-regarded pale ale. While there are claims that the original formula has not been changed since then, it is fairly obvious that the formula and brewing process have both changed quite considerably over the years (multiple times) and that the present day Ballantine bears only a very slight resemblance to the original brew. This is most notably evident in the the lack of hop character that was present in the original (which was a direct result of the generous addition of house-distilled aromatic hop oils). Despite a greatly diminished flavor profile, fortunately Ballantine Ale remains a beer of some character, even if somewhat altered from is glory days as "America's Best Selling Ale".

At the liquor store on S Mission Bay Boulevard. Ahhh SDSU ..best days of my life! Except now
Christ I'm old.

That's always the best idea.

So sometimes it pays to invest.

No Foxhead 400? Meister Brau? Drewerys?

Amateur...

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RL

Now drinking to enjoy the beers you have nothing on the list.

fox deluxe
pearl
olympia
meister brau
canadian ace

spelling

It tastes like crap, but after pounding a few, you wont notice the difference! :evilgrin:

Nice alchohol content. Very drinkable brew.

My college roommate and I used to gather our loose change every Friday and buy a 12 pack. Back in 1986-7, you could get 12 for about 5 bucks.

Do they still make it?

I've only heard of two or three of those brands.

PA has pretty strict rules about beer sales, so you have to go to a beer store and they carry a lot of obscure old brands there.

Frank Booth wouldn't steer you wrong.

My friends and I discovered that Pabst was the perfect morning beer years before "Blue Velvet" was a misfiring neuron in Lynch's twisted brain pan.

BTW, we referred to your preference as "Dog Style" and cursed our mothers on the godforsaken nights we had to drink it.

With the exception of maybe Sam Adams and some of the micro breweries.

I'm a die-hard Heineken guy!

That will fuck you up pretty good! :beer:

for just the Hamm's Bear. Remember the "Hamm's Bear for President" campaign?

Hauenstein, Pfeiffer, Cold Spring

Nuthin' like a Schlitz hangover...
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HEY MABEL - BLACK LABEL!