Beer Appreciation :D

Saxon · 01-16-2008, 06:03 AM

lol jag is such a nice drink, try mixing it with a little lemonade it tastes kinda like the cola bottle sweets.
Dude if you want a real beer try FAXE and Wobbly bob (yes both beers) an if you are more of a larger fan try Leff that is a smooth larger with a slight hint of lemon in it.

nitestick's edit: these posts have been moved here, i guess the idea is if you want to talk about beer, go for it here.

NosBoost300 · 01-16-2008, 06:05 AM

hrmm that last one sounds good.. and jagger and lemonade.. that sounds interesting! imma have to try that one soon! jagger has gone great w/ everything so far.. coke, pepsi, lost, monster, red bull... everything just tastes wonderful w/ it

Keyboard Cowboy · 01-16-2008, 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by jorsoft03

**** I miss Jag. Haven't had a drink in months, I should go and buy a bottle. I've got a few different beers sitting in my fridge, like one Guinness, a few Heinekens, and honey weiss. Not a beer guy, really. I should just give them to my older brother since he doesn't really have money for beer anymore.

I only drink guiness on tap.

Jorsoft · 01-16-2008, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Harper

I only drink guiness on tap.

Guinness on tap is probably the best thing in the world. Only managed it a few times, though, since I'm a year away from the "legal drinking age. The can is an okay substitute if you do it right (proper chilling and pouring technique).

Saxon · 01-16-2008, 06:25 PM

Get a home keg system that will save you jorsoft

that reminds me gona try home brewing again this year.

Jorsoft · 01-16-2008, 06:29 PM

Ooooooh that's tempting. Where can I get a good one? I really don't know anything about them.

Saxon · 01-16-2008, 06:41 PM

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Originally Posted by jorsoft03

Ooooooh that's tempting. Where can I get a good one? I really don't know anything about them.

Home keg is as simple as filling it up with what you want an then pumping a little co2 in from one of them home soda machines an then letting it chill a little, home brewing is easy a quick google will set you up

Nitestick · 01-16-2008, 09:43 PM

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haha not a beer fan at all!!!

tried some weird ones.. and i dunno.. just not pleasent.. downtown brown, newcastle, flying dog.. i dunno, i went to a weird party and tried 1 of everything they had imported.... still nothing i've come across that i've liked.. but i have noticed the more i drink it.. the less i mind.. perhaps its an aquired flavor

i'll stick to grey goose and jaggermeister

give some aussie beers a try

i'm not sure what we export so i can't recommend anything.

personally i would stock mine with Red Eye (energy drink, i'm not sure if you guys have it in the US), Carlton Dry (beer) and Wild Turkey & Cola. plus Giant Sandwiches and Tim Tams to eat

Saxon · 01-16-2008, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by nitestick

give some aussie beers a try

i'm not sure what we export so i can't recommend anything.

Fosters an XXXX that is my total knowledge of aussie beer, not a fan of either one.

Nitestick · 01-17-2008, 03:10 AM

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Fosters an XXXX that is my total knowledge of aussie beer, not a fan of either one.

that's because apparently the only really known australian beers are some of the worst. i can't stand Foster's or XXXX. if you can find it, my reccomendation is Redback beer. it's brewed here in Perth. it should be labelled as "Matilda Bay" even though they don't own it anymore. unfortunately i don't think it's exported.

i normally keep a six pack of either Carlton Dry or Toohey's Extra Dry in my fridge, good beer but i wouldn't say worth going out of your way to find. of course here it's stacked to the ceiling in bottleshops so it's not too difficult

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