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The HIP in Labatt Blue cases
#16

I love Killkenny cream ale or Boddingtons. Four packs rule! I wish I had a tap at home, but then I would never work
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#17

opiated Wrote:molson and labatts are like making love on a boat...fucking close to water...

(thank you monty python!!)

BWHahahahahahah!! :lol:

it's funny cause it's true.

edit: wait a minute.... how come you didn't get little stars when you typed fucking. i typed out the word fuck in another thread and itgot censored out with **.

Anyway, back to your scheduled beer debating. Whoever said the Europeans had it over the North American beers is correct. There are good beers made here, they're just not your everyday Molson or Labatt product. Those are fine, I'll drink them if they're around, but if you want a GOOD beer, that ain't it.
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#18

Beer is such a personal taste. Personally I like to taste them all. My fav's have to be Guinness and Kilkenny. As far as domestic goes, I like Sleeman's Honey and the occasional Rickards Red and being from Saskatchewan am partial to Pilsner. I cannot stand Canadian...it is too damn yeasty. Blue is a good beer on tap, but not out of a bottle. Just my opinion
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#19

Labatt is the #1 beer in Buffalo, but we don't get any prizes (CD's, mini cups, etc.) unless we buy it at the duty free.

11/26/96 Buffalo
8/7/98 Wattsburg, PA
7/29/00 Darien, NY
8/1/02 Toronto
9/1/02 Darien, NY
7/28/04 Darien, NY
6/17/06 Lewiston, NY
10/25/06 Toronto
3/10/07 Buffalo
6/30/07 Lewiston, NY
7/1/07 Lewiston, NY
11/2/07 Rochester
6/4/09 Lewiston, NY
7/1/11 Toronto
7/30/11 Buffalo
6/30/12 Niagara-on-the-Lake
11/2/12 Cleveland
8/2/13 Buffalo
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#20

Yeah, but do you realize up in Canada they are paying $30-$35 for a case of Blue.
Where here we are only paying like $12.99.
They are paying for their goodies.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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#21

BuffaloHipFan Wrote:Labatt is the #1 beer in Buffalo, but we don't get any prizes (CD's, mini cups, etc.) unless we buy it at the duty free.

Labatt???
Labatt Blue?
Labatt Sterling?
Labatt Genuine Draft?
Labatt Ice?
Labatt Extra Dry?
Labatt Blue?

I know you mean Blue, but working at The Beer Store, I get all kinds of people (Americans usually) who just ask for Labatt's. Little do they know that Labatt's has several different beers.

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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#22

...back on topic. Who has gotten their hands on the CD and what do you think of the 2 live songs?
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#23

Someone dropped a case of Blue at the beer store today. And guess what cd happened to be in it???

The mastered versions of those songs sound incredible. I was at the show, and this sounds a lot better than it did at the show.
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#24

MattPower Wrote:...back on topic. Who has gotten their hands on the CD and what do you think of the 2 live songs?


They sound okay. Little too much bass but otherwise good to have and listen to!

High
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#25

Tthip Wrote:Yeah, but do you realize up in Canada they are paying $30-$35 for a case of Blue.
Where here we are only paying like $12.99.
They are paying for their goodies.


Where do they pay that much ? In Alberta your looking at $25 max, for a case of domestic, hell Heineken is $25.00 a case, still steep.
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#26

#35.50 for a case of Labatt Blue here in Ontario, $39.95 for 28. They really sock it to us. The cheapest beers at the Beer Store are Carling and Lucky which are both $26.40.

Lot's of money invested in the fine beverage they call Beer.
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#27

Labatt (blue, blue light, ice, select) and Molson (canadian, canadian light, ice) $4.99/6 pack, $7.99-$8.49/12 pack, $11.99/18 pack at any store.

11/26/96 Buffalo
8/7/98 Wattsburg, PA
7/29/00 Darien, NY
8/1/02 Toronto
9/1/02 Darien, NY
7/28/04 Darien, NY
6/17/06 Lewiston, NY
10/25/06 Toronto
3/10/07 Buffalo
6/30/07 Lewiston, NY
7/1/07 Lewiston, NY
11/2/07 Rochester
6/4/09 Lewiston, NY
7/1/11 Toronto
7/30/11 Buffalo
6/30/12 Niagara-on-the-Lake
11/2/12 Cleveland
8/2/13 Buffalo
4/8/15 Buffalo
8/14/16 Toronto
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#28

LoftyPines Wrote:#35.50 for a case of Labatt Blue here in Ontario, $39.95 for 28. They really sock it to us. The cheapest beers at the Beer Store are Carling and Lucky which are both $26.40.

Lot's of money invested in the fine beverage they call Beer.

OK, maybe i'm misunderstanding, by a case do you mean 24? In Alberta 12 cans of lucky is $13.00.
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#29

Yeah by "case" I mean 24 bottles. Isn't that the standard???
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#30

LoftyPines Wrote:Yeah by "case" I mean 24 bottles. Isn't that the standard???

Ahh ok, well I know here and when I lived in BC a case was 12 bottles , and 24 is a Flat , just different lingo between the Provinces I guess.
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