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on the Heineken commentary.
I get a HUGE skunk taste from Heineken. Nothing remotely resembling that from Moosehead.
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Yeah, Stella is solid. Much better from a European tap, but it's basically an average and relatively cheap Euro beer that becomes some sort of sought after import in the U.S. That's not what it is, they don't compete with the Paulaners, Grimbergens and Bamburgers. It's an every day beer you can find almost anywhere, and it's good on tap when extra cold IMO.I like Stella.
Sounds like the kind of coach that would always offer to "spot" you...in the shower.
And yet not explain himself. I dont think anyone outside of southeastern PA and southern Jersey drinks the stuff. So how could it be overrated?
Its cheap around me (Western NY) I prefer it over Blue and Canadian (for a cheap "domestic")
Yuengling's perfect for what it is, a nice cheap average beer. Their Summer Wheat has been my go-to backyard beer this summer.
Yeah, for the price, it is tough to beat. You can get an actual lager for the same price as the mainstream domestic beers.
Holy crap, I was gonna ask one of you west coast fellows to mail me some, but two local liquor stores carry it.
An instant classic, Union Jack is the recipient of numerous awards including back to back wins at the Great American Beer Festival. Union Jack is abound with hop aroma and character. In fact this well balanced, west coast IPA is dry hopped 3 separate times, each lot giving it more and more of the grapefruit citrus hop aroma and flavor it is known for. Overall it utilizes over 4 pounds of pacific northwest hops per barrel.Holy crap, I was gonna ask one of you west coast fellows to mail me some, but two local liquor stores carry it.
The reviews are through the roof.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKnG06-oYcg
You need to get that, but check the dates with you being so far away.Holy crap, I was gonna ask one of you west coast fellows to mail me some, but two local liquor stores carry it.
The reviews are through the roof.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKnG06-oYcg
This is one you're wrong on, sugar t!ts.An instant classic, Union Jack is the recipient of numerous awards including back to back wins at the Great American Beer Festival. Union Jack is abound with hop aroma and character. In fact this well balanced, west coast IPA is dry hopped 3 separate times, each lot giving it more and more of the grapefruit citrus hop aroma and flavor it is known for. Overall it utilizes over 4 pounds of pacific northwest hops per barrel.Holy crap, I was gonna ask one of you west coast fellows to mail me some, but two local liquor stores carry it.
The reviews are through the roof.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKnG06-oYcg
From the sound of it, I should discard every previous notion I've had about beer. Because the description sounds more like a mixed drink.
How about if it makes a few stops between those 2 environments?
68How about if it makes a few stops between those 2 environments?
The logic seems to be, because Belgium produces a lot of fantastic beers, you can't possibly enjoy this one.
See, Insein, folks generally speak well of it.
Hmm never knew Yuengling was a national like. One of my gotos since I was 18. Good to see others with taste.
