yup you and kittykat are of the same mind there...got to say it is different with a very sharp aftertaste...well if thats skunk in a green bottle, i'll take it! just call me stinky so i can blame it on the beer.

1. Delirium Tremens

2. Bells 2 hearted

That sounds crazy, a 120 minute IPA. The 90 minute was pretty thick, I can't imagine what the 120 must be like, but rest assured that if I find it I am buying it! Thanks for the tip.

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don't get me wrong, sometimes i go for the flavor of a St. Pauli girl. plus, i'd really like to have a dress like the girl on the label is wearing.

also, what about Tsing Tao? that's a pretty good beer.

my dad used to buy giant cans of Sapparo (or however it's spelled)--has anyone ever had it? i think it's japanese...

Hansa - It's from Bergen, Norway and is the nector of the gods.....

It's available in some parts of the U.S., but sadly not in Michigan yet (that I know of).

man, there's a beer from croatia--karlovacko. that's really good beer. haven't had that in a few years. yum.

One that somebody else bought.

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Another from Unibroue: Blanche de Chambly



Guinness extra stout

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Tough times don't last, tough people do ;-)
Francois.

I like all sorts of beer. Right now I'm drinking Red Dog. I thought it was some cheapo beer like Old Milwaukee or Busch but it is surprisingly good (and cheap).

yepyep

grolsch is different for sure...i like that bite...that skunky, donkeypiss, stinky, wring your shorts out bite...hehe

like to make beer in the empty grolschs too, though its usually an experience in extreme flatulence and best done in moderation.

the big cans of Sapporo, i liked those a long time ago, especially the big handle that was clamped on the side, but it was more the size novelty, cant really recall the taste...it was the sheer size that suckered me in...good for piggy banks when empty

Tsing tao is nice too, but only appears in restaurants round here...what a lovely life to have all these choices! Cheers all.

I believe it is spelled Sapporo, and it is Japanese. Very good beer for Japanese beer which in my opinion tends be similar to Heineken and the like. Best when Sake is submerged and the entire concotion is consumed rapidly between pieces of sushi. ;)

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Lager - Super Bock
Stout - Guinness

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"Language most shows a man: Speak, that I may see thee. It springs out of the most retired and inmost parts of us, and is the image of the parents of it, the mind. No glass so mirrors a man's form or likeness so true as his speech." - Ben Jonson, Timber, or Discoveries made upon Men and Matter.

Mostly lagers by continent:
Trumer Pils (Europe)
Kona Brewing Co Longboard Lager (N. America)
Orion (Asia)
Pacifico (N. America)
Imperial (N./Central America)

Ale:
Fullers London Pride

Wheat:
Widmer Hefeweizen

guinness, newcastle, sammy a boston lager, blue moon, hoegarten, smithwick's, bass

A pint of Guinness, any day, any weather!

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Proud Founder of the Jamis Mafia- Daring to be different.

He's probably talking about "Fin du Monde" from Unibroue. Alcohol% is ~9.5% Just amazing stuff..

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Tough times don't last, tough people do ;-)
Francois.

Finally! I had to go through 3 pages to find an Oregonian.

Favorite all purpose beer: Deschutes Brewery Mirror Pond. I drink a Mirror Pond almost daily, I don't think I can happily travel abroad now because of this. Mmmmm! Can't wait to get home and have one.

Favorite local brew: Oregon Trail Nut Brown

Samuel Smiths Oatmeal Stout

I'm a sucker for the cheap stuff - PBR (pabst) all the way... or anything else that comes in a 30 pack ;-P

That's it! There is a bar near Fair Park in Dallas that has Maudite at $2.50 a pint on Tuesdays. Great stuff but I work Tuesday nights now. :-(

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customerjon @gmail.com is where information happens.

You're on - but I won't be having just one!!

"Beer is God's way of telling us he loves us and wants us to be happy." - Ben Franklin



I've seen this same quote attributed to Martin Luther.

My favorite: Anchor Porter

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Tuborg (anytime)
Carlsberg (anytime)
San Miguel (thirsty. And in Spain)
Any beer in a pub in England, Scotland or Ireland. Oh, I wish I could drink AND smoke again!

There are many good norwegian beers, but probably no chance of getting them outside of Norway.

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Bent Olav Olsen, recreational triathlete?

Frank Booth: What kind of beer you drink, neighbor?
Jeffrey Beaumont: Heineken
Frank Booth: Heineken? Fuck that shit! Pabst Blue Ribbon!

"There are many good norwegian beers, but probably no chance of getting them outside of Norway. "

Of the many international beers that I've tried, I honestly don't think any one of them was Norwegian.

Seems like your Danish cousins have the Scandinavian export market all sewed up. :-)