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Simple bitter. £1.30 a pint

Brewed in the slate and served in proper (albeit slightly weird in the Slaughtered Lamb mould) pubs

"put wood in hole t'keep draft owt"

Had a huge problem with the spellchecker with all that

maddiedog wrote:I like most beers. I enjoy heavier ones though. I love me some stouts. Guinness is my go-to beer at a bar, but my favorite beer is a Belgian quad called the Three Philosophers. It's very good, very complex, each sip is a bit different and each bottle I've had (you go with the big bottle, the small ones are rubbish).

Drink their beer if you have to. But NEVER go to Belgium!

Seriously never ever.

Portuguese beer are the best.

dustin91 wrote:Mississippi Mud in a jug. Great black & tan.

Oh man, I forgot about Mississippi Mud. Great stuff. I drink Yuengling Black and Tan too, similar but a bit less robust.

Yup. I'm not a big beer drinker, and don't care much for heavy or bitter beer, but I love me some Mud. Also, Tsingtao White Gold, which is unpasteurized and only available in China to the best of my knowledge. Smoooooth as silk.

It's just beer. Owt will do. What next, cava or brut?

My favorite is hefeweizen, pretty much any brand. I've never met a hefeweizen I didn't like, or that didn't at least encourage a second glass just to be sure!

yes, Women do like beer! My favorite is an oatmeal stout. I like Guinness, half and half, anything a bit heavy and dark for the first beer. My Favorite beer is what is on closeout this month at the local distributor. in Pa, we are in the dark ages and have beer distributors for beer, state stores for liquor, and bars for 6 packs. not like Fla and Ga where you can buzz down to the gas station and pick up a single or two. so, we go to Blosser's and get a case and the dog gets a biscuit. if you buy 2 cases, Kati gets 2 biscuits! now this is good, if you but 4 cases, you need to fill out a paper stating you are not buying to sell. like I said, we live in the dark ages when it comes to liquor laws in Pa.

Same way here in Ontario, Kim, Brewers Retail ( The Beer Store ) and the LCBO for everything else. I don't mind it actually.

Jim

prenders88 wrote:When I lived in Cornwall UK I loved St Austell Brewery‎ Tribute Ale.

Here in NE Thailand, Beer Lao. http://www.beerlao.la/‎

+1

The one in my hand at the time.

ScooterKim wrote:yes, Women do like beer! My favorite is an oatmeal stout. I like Guinness, half and half, anything a bit heavy and dark for the first beer. My Favorite beer is what is on closeout this month at the local distributor. in Pa, we are in the dark ages and have beer distributors for beer, state stores for liquor, and bars for 6 packs. not like Fla and Ga where you can buzz down to the gas station and pick up a single or two. so, we go to Blosser's and get a case and the dog gets a biscuit. if you buy 2 cases, Kati gets 2 biscuits! now this is good, if you but 4 cases, you need to fill out a paper stating you are not buying to sell. like I said, we live in the dark ages when it comes to liquor laws in Pa.

State stores? The state sells alcohol? Is that to control the duty?

Bash On! wrote:The one in my hand at the time.

I use a glass

I had a glass of 'my ex-wife's bitter' once, and it went down with a smile... But really, Racer 5! http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/610/2751

you you wrote:

ScooterKim wrote:we live in the dark ages when it comes to liquor laws in Pa.

State stores? The state sells alcohol? Is that to control the duty?

In some states, alcohol sales is highly regulated and the stores are operated with the state monitoring and setting prices. It's a bit ridiculous, and is not the case in most states in the USA...

Look at ALL these BEER POSTS!!! apparently, PCX riders love their beer!

maddiedog wrote:

you you wrote:

ScooterKim wrote:we live in the dark ages when it comes to liquor laws in Pa.

State stores? The state sells alcohol? Is that to control the duty?

In some states, alcohol sales is highly regulated and the stores are operated with the state monitoring and setting prices. It's a bit ridiculous, and is not the case in most states in the USA...

Alcohol sales are highly regulated?

Tsk, it's enough to turn me to drink....

I lean towards wheat beers. König and Paulaner are the ones I usually prefer.