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- jcshades - 11-13-2006

MOLSON CANADIAN.............or anything else that's cold.

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- sean.bonner - 11-13-2006

I tried some "Boddingtons" this weekend. I've never heard of it before, but I must say, I found it rather tasty and it was unlike any other beer I have ever had before in my young, inexperienced beer-tasting life.

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- tigerthelion - 11-13-2006

sean.bonner Wrote:I tried some "Boddingtons" this weekend. I've never heard of it before, but I must say, I found it rather tasty and it was unlike any other beer I have ever had before in my young, inexperienced beer-tasting life.

Hey, you're not old enough to drink are you?

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- sean.bonner - 11-13-2006

tigerthelion Wrote:Hey, you're not old enough to drink are you?

Whats in an age? haha
In Quebec I'm legal, and I just so happened to be there
And here in Nova Scotia, Sean Bonner isn't legal, but Tyler Winn is :lol:

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- tigerthelion - 11-13-2006

sean.bonner Wrote:

tigerthelion Wrote:Hey, you're not old enough to drink are you?

Whats in an age? haha
In Quebec I'm legal, and I just so happened to be there
And here in Nova Scotia, Sean Bonner isn't legal, but Tyler Winn is :lol:

Very well! Continue on Tyler. :thumb:

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- Zenith - 11-14-2006

sean.bonner Wrote:I tried some "Boddingtons" this weekend. I've never heard of it before, but I must say, I found it rather tasty and it was unlike any other beer I have ever had before in my young, inexperienced beer-tasting life.

D'ya wan' a flake in that, Love.



I like Boddies as well. It's a nightmare to pour though.

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- tfoe - 11-14-2006

Big Fan of Big Rock Traditional Ale.

Also if you are looking for something a little different but equally as good, try Bass Ale from the UK. Tasty!!

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- MattyM - 11-14-2006

Boddingtons isn't bad as Bitter goes I suppose!

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- Zenith - 11-15-2006

tfoe Wrote:try Bass Ale from the UK. Tasty!!

Definitely. Bass is a lovely pint. Not as good as the local brew round my way: Harveys. That stuff is outstanding!

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- daaave - 11-15-2006

harp is probably my favourite beer from the tap. guinness and stella are my second choices. harp is a lager from dublin. my favourite from a can is lowenbrau. second choice is warsteiner.

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- MattyM - 11-15-2006

Gotta agree with Zenith... Harveys is a good pint!!

Lately, much to the disgust of my gut... I've been drinking far too much cider!

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- Zenith - 11-16-2006

What Cider have you been on, Matt? I hope you haven't been sucked in by the Magners marketing.

MattyM Wrote:Gotta agree with Zenith... Harveys is a good pint!!

Do you get Harveys down in Portsmouth then?

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- chicagoblackhawks77 - 11-16-2006

Bells from Kalamazoo Michigan is excellent. Had 3 kegs of it at my wedding in Missouri.... they didn't know what hit them! Fat Tire from out in Colorado is excellent as well. They do a pilsner called blue canoe or blue paddle.... something like that... tres bien!!! Heinken is also a great traditional standby!

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- Jenna_Bird - 11-16-2006

chicagoblackhawks77 Wrote:Fat Tire from out in Colorado is excellent as well.

Some of my dad's cycling buddies drink that on occassion. I tried it last summer and I agree, it is good stuff! :thumb:

-Jenna

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- tfoe - 11-16-2006

Lovin' all the beer Lovers!!!

I'll also throw in a vote for Okanagan Spring's Pale Ale.

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