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Originally Posted by DeadsetAce
ITS THAT TIME!
tonight's beer choice is:
love this beer
ITS THAT TIME!
tonight's beer choice is:
love this beer
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Originally Posted by DeadsetAce
ITS THAT TIME!
tonight's beer choice is:
love this beer
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Never had a hoegaarden by itself, i've had a dirty @@%. Snake bites are cool too.
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Never had a hoegaarden by itself, i've had a dirty @@%. Snake bites are cool too.
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I love Blue Moon but never felt inclined to try their sunset honey wheat or other varieties. Is this pumpkin ale something far different from a blue moon OG?
Nice purchase on the Sam's Octoberfest.. About what was the price you paid? Sam's Club has a two 12 pack "case" for around $22-24 bucks. I have yet to see some type of national price gauge on beers. I was out in NY awhile back and paid out of this world amounts for a variety of beers. Going further north to more obscure NE states, its much worse. Then in the Austin area and again, crazy high prices.. Maybe where I'm at its just cheap to get drunk? And a place where it's generally expensive to begin with, Toronto, 12 packs were just so high up there.. In those places, you almost have no choice but to go with the cheap crap to stay within any sort of budget. I understand the cost of living and all that but I was amazed at the prices.
Carlsburg, I have had before. It's a decent beer, but nothing truly distinguishable to where I felt I needed to pay $8.50 per six pack, when other regional beers come close at just $6.99 or %5.99 a six. I'm a very price concicious drinker switching up to almost anything on sale that can come reasonably close to beers that are more expensive.
Nice purchase on the Sam's Octoberfest.. About what was the price you paid? Sam's Club has a two 12 pack "case" for around $22-24 bucks. I have yet to see some type of national price gauge on beers. I was out in NY awhile back and paid out of this world amounts for a variety of beers. Going further north to more obscure NE states, its much worse. Then in the Austin area and again, crazy high prices.. Maybe where I'm at its just cheap to get drunk? And a place where it's generally expensive to begin with, Toronto, 12 packs were just so high up there.. In those places, you almost have no choice but to go with the cheap crap to stay within any sort of budget. I understand the cost of living and all that but I was amazed at the prices.
Carlsburg, I have had before. It's a decent beer, but nothing truly distinguishable to where I felt I needed to pay $8.50 per six pack, when other regional beers come close at just $6.99 or %5.99 a six. I'm a very price concicious drinker switching up to almost anything on sale that can come reasonably close to beers that are more expensive.
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I love Blue Moon but never felt inclined to try their sunset honey wheat or other varieties. Is this pumpkin ale something far different from a blue moon OG?
Nice purchase on the Sam's Octoberfest.. About what was the price you paid? Sam's Club has a two 12 pack "case" for around $22-24 bucks. I have yet to see some type of national price gauge on beers. I was out in NY awhile back and paid out of this world amounts for a variety of beers. Going further north to more obscure NE states, its much worse. Then in the Austin area and again, crazy high prices.. Maybe where I'm at its just cheap to get drunk? And a place where it's generally expensive to begin with, Toronto, 12 packs were just so high up there.. In those places, you almost have no choice but to go with the cheap crap to stay within any sort of budget. I understand the cost of living and all that but I was amazed at the prices.
Carlsburg, I have had before. It's a decent beer, but nothing truly distinguishable to where I felt I needed to pay $8.50 per six pack, when other regional beers come close at just $6.99 or %5.99 a six. I'm a very price concicious drinker switching up to almost anything on sale that can come reasonably close to beers that are more expensive.
Nice purchase on the Sam's Octoberfest.. About what was the price you paid? Sam's Club has a two 12 pack "case" for around $22-24 bucks. I have yet to see some type of national price gauge on beers. I was out in NY awhile back and paid out of this world amounts for a variety of beers. Going further north to more obscure NE states, its much worse. Then in the Austin area and again, crazy high prices.. Maybe where I'm at its just cheap to get drunk? And a place where it's generally expensive to begin with, Toronto, 12 packs were just so high up there.. In those places, you almost have no choice but to go with the cheap crap to stay within any sort of budget. I understand the cost of living and all that but I was amazed at the prices.
Carlsburg, I have had before. It's a decent beer, but nothing truly distinguishable to where I felt I needed to pay $8.50 per six pack, when other regional beers come close at just $6.99 or %5.99 a six. I'm a very price concicious drinker switching up to almost anything on sale that can come reasonably close to beers that are more expensive.
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i tried honeymoon, wasn't a fan. i expected more of a honey taste but you can barely taste anything.
i didn't see octoberfest sam at my bevmo.. hopefully they get some soon.
i cant wait for xmas time, i need to find that french xmas beer again and stock up
i didn't see octoberfest sam at my bevmo.. hopefully they get some soon.
i cant wait for xmas time, i need to find that french xmas beer again and stock up
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I'll occasionally sip on a Sam Adams Summer Ale in the summertime. Also had a Black & Blue (Blue Moon and Guiness draft mix) for the first time the other day, and it was delicious.
I'll occasionally sip on a Sam Adams Summer Ale in the summertime. Also had a Black & Blue (Blue Moon and Guiness draft mix) for the first time the other day, and it was delicious.
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I'll occasionally sip on a Sam Adams Summer Ale in the summertime. Also had a Black & Blue (Blue Moon and Guiness draft mix) for the first time the other day, and it was delicious.
I'll occasionally sip on a Sam Adams Summer Ale in the summertime. Also had a Black & Blue (Blue Moon and Guiness draft mix) for the first time the other day, and it was delicious.
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Love some hoegaarden. Is it me or dose it taste like fruity pebbles ?
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Love some hoegaarden. Is it me or dose it taste like fruity pebbles ?
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i tried honeymoon, wasn't a fan. i expected more of a honey taste but you can barely taste anything.
i didn't see octoberfest sam at my bevmo.. hopefully they get some soon.
i cant wait for xmas time, i need to find that french xmas beer again and stock up
i didn't see octoberfest sam at my bevmo.. hopefully they get some soon.
i cant wait for xmas time, i need to find that french xmas beer again and stock up
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i just took a sip.. and nope, no fruity pebbles
but then again, i havent had fruity pebbles in years
but then again, i havent had fruity pebbles in years
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i just took a sip.. and nope, no fruity pebbles
but then again, i havent had fruity pebbles in years
but then again, i havent had fruity pebbles in years
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Can I get some help here.
A couple months back I ordered a Kirin draft at a japanese steakhouse and it was AMAZING. Almost tasted like a soda if that makes sense? A bit dark but not to strong. Then I get the same thing on draft at PF CHangs and it taste or looks NOTHING like it, tastes like a normal beer.
Help??
A couple months back I ordered a Kirin draft at a japanese steakhouse and it was AMAZING. Almost tasted like a soda if that makes sense? A bit dark but not to strong. Then I get the same thing on draft at PF CHangs and it taste or looks NOTHING like it, tastes like a normal beer.
Help??
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Can I get some help here.
A couple months back I ordered a Kirin draft at a japanese steakhouse and it was AMAZING. Almost tasted like a soda if that makes sense? A bit dark but not to strong. Then I get the same thing on draft at PF CHangs and it taste or looks NOTHING like it, tastes like a normal beer.
Help??
A couple months back I ordered a Kirin draft at a japanese steakhouse and it was AMAZING. Almost tasted like a soda if that makes sense? A bit dark but not to strong. Then I get the same thing on draft at PF CHangs and it taste or looks NOTHING like it, tastes like a normal beer.
Help??
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To who was asking about my blue moon pumpkin ale:
First of all, it wasn't very aromatic to begin with. I'd say the regular blue moon is by far more aromatic in its own regard. Taste wise, it was nothing impressive either. My friend said he sensed a very subtle pumpkin-y taste...which I read no hint of at all. Overall, it was an experiment I felt was not worth skipping over my Lost Coast Great White for.
A question for you all who've tried shocktop:
Anybody else get an aftertaste that reminds them of soysauce? I swear I can't take shock tops because of this..
First of all, it wasn't very aromatic to begin with. I'd say the regular blue moon is by far more aromatic in its own regard. Taste wise, it was nothing impressive either. My friend said he sensed a very subtle pumpkin-y taste...which I read no hint of at all. Overall, it was an experiment I felt was not worth skipping over my Lost Coast Great White for.
A question for you all who've tried shocktop:
Anybody else get an aftertaste that reminds them of soysauce? I swear I can't take shock tops because of this..
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To who was asking about my blue moon pumpkin ale:
First of all, it wasn't very aromatic to begin with. I'd say the regular blue moon is by far more aromatic in its own regard. Taste wise, it was nothing impressive either. My friend said he sensed a very subtle pumpkin-y taste...which I read no hint of at all. Overall, it was an experiment I felt was not worth skipping over my Lost Coast Great White for.
A question for you all who've tried shocktop:
Anybody else get an aftertaste that reminds them of soysauce? I swear I can't take shock tops because of this..
First of all, it wasn't very aromatic to begin with. I'd say the regular blue moon is by far more aromatic in its own regard. Taste wise, it was nothing impressive either. My friend said he sensed a very subtle pumpkin-y taste...which I read no hint of at all. Overall, it was an experiment I felt was not worth skipping over my Lost Coast Great White for.
A question for you all who've tried shocktop:
Anybody else get an aftertaste that reminds them of soysauce? I swear I can't take shock tops because of this..
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i was messing with this over the weekend
i thought i was taking a risk by the name alone but it was a pleasant surprise.
i thought i was taking a risk by the name alone but it was a pleasant surprise.
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i was messing with this over the weekend
i thought i was taking a risk by the name alone but it was a pleasant surprise.
i thought i was taking a risk by the name alone but it was a pleasant surprise.
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my go to beer is franziskaner hefedunkel
