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rebound 02-08-2006 11:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GUINNESS
Hmmmm.... let me think about this one.... hmmmm.... :drunk:

Beer:

Yuengling

Finally! Someone that knows good beer (and the oldest in the country)!
:beerchug: :rofl:

vinuneuro 02-09-2006 12:24 AM

I'm in college, I'm not picky yet. All I do is try to stay away from beer.

What I like:

Vodka (Grey Goose, Absolut, etc)
Rum (Bacardi, etc)
I'm down with any hard liquor.

X5Jones 02-09-2006 01:51 AM

I don't consider myself a beer drinker althiugh I'l have the occasional pint of Guinness.

My trademark drink is Bundaberg Rum (Aussie Rum) with cola, and I'l occasionally break into a fine Whiskey or Vodka.

jaba 02-09-2006 01:53 AM

Beer:

San Miguel Light (Philippines) too bad they don't have it here.
Stella Artois
Guiness


All time fave:

Johnny Walker Blue Label (special occasions)
Johnny Walker Black
Patron
Vodka (whatever, I can't tell the difference)
Bacardi

Alcohol I don't like:

Bourbon
Absinthe (illegal in u.s., tastes like gasoline. Could probably power the X5 as fuel)

JV 02-09-2006 02:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaba
Beer:

San Miguel Light (Philippines) too bad they don't have it here.

They have it in my local grocery store, but we do have a large Filipino contingent here so maybe that's why.

JV

jaba 02-09-2006 02:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JV
They have it in my local grocery store, but we do have a large Filipino contingent here so maybe that's why.

JV

Thanks for the heads up, but fyi, it's not the real thing. It's brewed differently:(

JV 02-09-2006 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jaba
Thanks for the heads up, but fyi, it's not the real thing. It's brewed differently:(

Says "product of Phillipines" on the carton. I'm having one right now, but you're probably right- there's a difference in most foreign beers in how taste when you're there vs. here in the States. I had Spaten in Munich- thought it was the best beer ever at the time- then found it here and it just wasn't the same:(

JV

jaba 02-09-2006 02:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JV
Says "product of Phillipines" on the carton. I'm having one right now, but you're probably right- there's a difference in most foreign beers in how taste when you're there vs. here in the States. I had Spaten in Munich- thought it was the best beer ever at the time- then found it here and it just wasn't the same:(

JV

Deception at it's finest?:rofl: Hehehe. Yeah I know, beer in the philippines is like $.80 in restaurants. and $.20 in supermarkets. Gone are those days here, but yea I have to agree with you how beer tastes differently when exported to diff countries. Ah well, they all taste the same to me after downing a dozen. So cheers:)

X5Flyboy 02-09-2006 09:12 AM

Strictly water & diet Pepsi - Am planning to take the Napa valley tour and try to find out what (if any) wines I might like - never cared too much for the aftertaste of beer, though I have actually finished a bottle of Heineken or Coors in the past.

bozo 02-09-2006 10:10 AM

WOW! I thought I knew beer! You guys are going to make me try EVERYTHING now...Quite a few I havent heard of!

Just off the top of my head,

Singha (Thai... :drool:)
Stella Act a Twat (Artois) :rofl:
Heineken, Grolsch (tie)
Kirin (Japan)
Hite (Korea)

And if one of my Norway friends can help me out, whatever beer that is thats on ALL the taps in Oslo.. I cant remember, and theres a good reason for that... :drunk:

Carlsberg Dark...had it for the first time last week in Copenhagen... OH MY GOSH... :drool:


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