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  • BillyYankBillyYank Member Posts: 2,768
    wubble said:

    I've tried old engine oil, It's bloody lovely.

    Damned expensive though. I can get a six pack of a nice craft beer for what I pay for a single bottle of OEO.
  • YupImMadBroYupImMadBro Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 347
    Not to be the poor college student that drinks piss water for beer but I'm the poor college student that drinks piss water for beer. Here is my jack-o-lantern from Halloween this year. Gotta love/hate (mostly hate) Milwaukee's Best.
  • BillyYankBillyYank Member Posts: 2,768
    YupImMadBro said:

    Not to be the poor college student that drinks piss water for beer but I'm the poor college student that drinks piss water for beer. Here is my jack-o-lantern from Halloween this year. Gotta love/hate (mostly hate) Milwaukee's Best.

    I remember a beer in college that was so bad we would sprinkle salt into the bottle to make it palatable. I think it was Miller.
  • wubblewubble Member Posts: 3,156
    Fortunately good beer is fairly common in the UK, also there are many pubs near my university.
  • ButtercheeseButtercheese Member Posts: 3,766
    Against all stereotypes (me being German), I don't like beer, at least not pure :/
    I prefer it mixed with something actually tasty (Alster, Radler, Kölsch-Cola, Bananenweizen, etc.)
  • SmilingSwordSmilingSword Member Posts: 827
    Does vodka count?

    I can't do beer, I just can't. I hate the taste and it makes me feel bloated after a few.
    I can do cider and there is a meadery about a hr and half away from my house. Mead has become my favorite drink of all, otherwise I'm quite fond of some decent polish vodka or dark rum.
  • TheElfTheElf Member Posts: 798
    I used to like "good" beer, but I've moved on to drinking miller lite by the six pack while watching football on Sunday.
  • wojtekwojtek Member Posts: 311
    there is many good polish beers, recently ( last 3 years) in Poland there is a great demand for local beers, like: ipa, apa, american, india pale ale, and many different kind of hops
  • AchterkladAchterklad Member Posts: 114
    I prefer drinking Cruisers and other sugary premixes, because I'm just that fabulous. Call me backward, but I really can't tell one brand of beer from the other. I'm still trying to figure out whether or not I like sweet ciders, as well.
  • sparkleavsparkleav Member Posts: 871
    A pint of Magners cider is always nice with loads of ice in the summer :)
  • TStaelTStael Member Posts: 861
    Was pleased that MuBA in Basel had Belgian representation - shout out to Bastogne per the staff! Merci bien. :-)

    Drinking la Trouffette subsequently, but on typical night out: Leffe Brune. In Finland, Karhu, or takkuperse.
  • BillyYankBillyYank Member Posts: 2,768
    edited April 2016
    At lunch on Friday, I had Evolution Lucky 7 Porter. Very nice, it went well with the sirloin.

    http://www.evolutioncraftbrewing.com/our-beers
    Post edited by BillyYank on
  • EnialusMeliamneEnialusMeliamne Member Posts: 399
    Samuel Adams Crystal Pale Ale yesterday.
    Samuel Adams Rebel Grapefruit IPA today.
    Both very tasty.
    Jim Koch spurred on a craft beer revolution. It's nice to go back to his work once in a while.
  • Wise_GrimwaldWise_Grimwald Member Posts: 3,868
    edited February 2017
    Theakston's Old Peculiar from what was my local brewery in Masham, England is my favourite tipple. It actually has flavour unlike lagers. It also has a kick.


    http://www.theakstons.co.uk/
  • wubblewubble Member Posts: 3,156
    Wise_Grimwald said:

    Theakston's Old Peculiar from what was my local brewery in Masham, England is my favourite tipple. It actually has flavour unlike lagers. It also has a kick.


    http://www.theakstons.co.uk/

    I love an old pec :)
  • Wise_GrimwaldWise_Grimwald Member Posts: 3,868
    edited February 2017
    @Skatan This time it was @EnialusMeliamne who was the necromancer, though I admit that I am a bit of one too. When I am on a long hike, there is nothing like a pint of Shandy. It doesn't touch the sides on the way down. :) Though when at home and having a slow relaxing ale, Old Peculiar is the one.
  • wubblewubble Member Posts: 3,156
    @Wise_Grimwald bitter shandy or lager shandy?
  • SkatanSkatan Member, Moderator Posts: 5,352
    Wise_Grimwald said:

    @Skatan This time it was @EnialusMeliamne who was the necromancer, though I admit that I am a bit of one too.

    Well, @EnialusMeliamne posted in April 2016 and and you in February 2017 ;) But let's not make a fuzz about it, hehe...

    There's a couple of british pubs here, being an old colonial city and all, but I haven't had time to visit any of them yet.
  • Wise_GrimwaldWise_Grimwald Member Posts: 3,868
    wubble said:

    @Wise_Grimwald bitter shandy or lager shandy?

    Bitter shandy of course. IMO lager is just water with sugar and alcohol added. No flavour!
  • wubblewubble Member Posts: 3,156
    I'd call it urine but I get your point.
  • taclanetaclane Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 364
    The last post for Chimay Grand Reserve was in 2012! Let's rectify that.

    Cheers!

    [chimay bump]
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