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I tell ya, you guys have put out some great info - thanks a lot!
Now I have to go search out some of these and start testing!!!
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PatrickLyon Wrote:Thanks all!!! I have a good start and will try to find some of these bad boys.
If Steam Whistle is from TO, can I get it down here in Buffalo?
Check out Premier - they have many foreign and out of state beers.
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Some of my favorites..
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I usually tend to favor micro-brews, I had a few in NYC last year on my visit and damn if I cant remember the name of the places, one was near times square and boy they made some nice beers, the harvest wheat was one of the best Ive ever drank.
Harvest Wheat and Lagers are my beers of choice, but depending on my mood or the occasion I can go to a variety of beers. Im enjoying the new Rickard's White Ale right now and Steamwhistle is my favorite pilsnser style beer. And as far as domestics and those "mass-market" beers go, Heineken, Stella, MGD, Moosehead and "Canadian" Budweiser are my regulars.
I hate Labatts Blue and Molson Canadian, two of the worst beers ever, especially Molsons, boy they make some awful stuff.
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A beer that I recall enjoying while in BC was Okanagan Springs Extra Special Pale Ale.
Can't believe I remember that name but it is associated with great times in Kamloops, at Duffy's Pub.
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Funny, I'm exactly the opposite, both in experiece and palate.
I started loving whiskeys in college but just recently started sampling scotches in the last 5 years or so, and very intermittently at that. And since i'm used to the smoother, sweeter affectations of whiskey (corn), I find most scotches to be too dry and bitter for my tastes.
But Glenlivet is pretty damn good, I must say.
Sounds like you might enjoy Wild Turkey or Booker's; they are not as sweet as JD or Beam (though you'll have to find someplace that will serve Bookers by the glass because its far too pricey to buy a bottle just to try it).
And i must say I've never even heard of George Dickel.