Favorite Beer?
- SMITTY
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OOOFF! Now that's a REAL drink right there!
I guess you could say it's an 'AQUIRED' taste ...
I guess you could say it's an 'AQUIRED' taste ...
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Id say yuck, but im too proud. :pepsi:
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late night tonic and old grand-dad never made so many good tunes. You gotta remember im four hours behind too.
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Paulaner.
Has anyone ever had a Paulaner. It is a German brewed beer and as far as I know is only available as draft.
I had it while on business in China staying in a German hotel listening to American music being played by a Phillipino band sitting there with my co-workers from England. Wow ... talk about being in some type of time warp! Twilight Zone.
Anyhow it was the best beer I have ever had.
Has anyone ever had a Paulaner. It is a German brewed beer and as far as I know is only available as draft.
I had it while on business in China staying in a German hotel listening to American music being played by a Phillipino band sitting there with my co-workers from England. Wow ... talk about being in some type of time warp! Twilight Zone.
Anyhow it was the best beer I have ever had.
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I've seen Paulaner on sale in PA. If you ever get out to Reading or King Of Prussia areas you can find it there. In Reading it would be at the Beer Mart (301 Morgantown Road, just off Lancaster Ave near 422) and Kunda Beverage in KOP.
You should also be able to find it in the York and Harrisburg areas I would think.
When I was in China about ten years ago I stayed in mostly local hotels. The local beer was actually pretty good and I thought it was better than some of the national brands we have here. It was cheap too. I ordered what I thought was a single beer from the price and ended up with a pitcher!
You should also be able to find it in the York and Harrisburg areas I would think.
When I was in China about ten years ago I stayed in mostly local hotels. The local beer was actually pretty good and I thought it was better than some of the national brands we have here. It was cheap too. I ordered what I thought was a single beer from the price and ended up with a pitcher!
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I agree. Beer was originally made in China to serve the European trading population. I was in the old city of Canton (Guangzhou now) in the old European sector near the US consulate when I tried the local beers. Undoubtably German in their origins and as I said before not bad at all.Iceman wrote:Thanks WLAPE3,
I will research the availability.
You know the Chinese are masters at copying everything. Including beer. They have copied (Stolen) German brews for years.
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What panel is thatdennywilliam wrote:My favorite beer is Double Diamond. It did not get nearly as many votes as our panel expected, but being the favorite of many beer drinkers worldwide, Double D remains a gem, pure and simple. It is a smooth amber beer with little aftertaste.
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strange statement, huh???
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yes indeed, usually new folks read the tos and use the introduction thread to say hellofreetown fred wrote:strange statement, huh???
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I'm on a labatts light kick for now but enjoy Brooklyn summer ale,anything from leinenkugle, breaker brewerys got some real good stuff, (local brewery) yengs black and tan,fosters, any bock, and any octoberfest beer.