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13 Responses to "QotD: Beer"

1. | Reply Adam
   Posted 30 Jan 2004 at 11:52pm #
   

   What of Shiner Bock, you insensitive clod?! 🙂

2. | Reply Charles Schmidt
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 12:37am #
   

   I don't drink. But (surprisingly to most) I do partake of other intoxicants.

3. | Reply Jeff Hunter
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 12:40am #
   

   Cherry Wheat is vile.

4. | Reply Tom
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 12:41am #
   

   Killians? =coors piss, redundant. Drink Becks. Avoid the cherry wheats, Sam's and others, you'll need Monostat7 to cure your yeast infections. 🙂

5. | Reply David
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 2:16am #
   

   It took me a while to develop a taste for Bud Light, and now I like it well enough.

   I'd really rather just drink mixed drinks, liqueurs, strawberry (or even raspberry) daiquiris, malt beverages like Bacardi Silver's "O" and "R" and straight liqour like vodka, gin, or falvored rum right from the freezer or on ice.

   Screw bothering with upholding standards of manliness or social class. I want to drink what tastes good and gives me a nice buzz. If you're really interested you'll know my socio-economic background and level of manliness from all the other indicators anyway.

6. | Reply Booga
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 4:44am #
   

   Yes I like beer a lot. In Germany we have some fine beers so the choice is well and quality (Becks, Jever, Holsten, Hasseröder, Radeberger, Krostitzer and so on). Orignal Czech beer is probably the best beer worldwide. And Carlsberg from Denmark is also worth a sip.

   My father were once in the US and he told me, that the kind of beer you have is not worth the name. Why not try some import stuff?

7. | Reply Tilman
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 5:15am #
   

   You definitely have to try German beer like "Rothaus" or "Paulaner Hefeweizen". After that you will change your opinion on beer by 180 degrees. Go for the smaller German breweries, they make the best beer. Only exception: Becks. Try a very honest cheap beer: Astra.

   Mexican beer is no beer and Bud light is a beverage that has seen beer labels passing by, not more.

8. | Reply Jon H
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 12:36pm #
   

   Beer tends to make me quiet and sulky, for some reason.

   Mixed drinks are better for my personality.

9. | Reply Gary
   Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 1:56pm #
   

   Not a Coloradoan among any of you? Fat Tire is where it's at baby. Better yet, go for the Chili beer and an order of red feather wings from Coopersmith's in Fort Collins (your tongue will sue you afterwards)

   Alas I'm now an Iowan so Lineys has to do. Now, as for low alcohol bottled spirits. You can't beat a Woodchuck Granny Smith Cider.

10. | Reply fred
    Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 8:12pm #
    

    Oh. Yeah. Baby. Beer rocks my world. But it's no surprise you don't like it much - you live in America, where real beer is hard to come by. Come visit Canada sometime and try our offerings. I live in Alberta, where Big Rock makes the sublime McNally's Extra, but there's Okanagan Springs in B.C., Maudite from Quebec, and any number of brilliant minibrews inbetween. I feel for you, being restricted to American beer. It truly is like something recyled from the washroom then chilled. No wonder you don't like it.

11. | Reply fred
    Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 8:15pm #
    

    No offense, btw. 😉 Maybe it's the Big Rock Traditional I'm downing that's doing the speaking.

12. | Reply G
    Posted 31 Jan 2004 at 8:54pm #
    

    Hard liquor only for me. I can't stand the taste of beer and I don't like sweet alcoholic drinks. I prefer something like Jack Daniels whiskey or some J&B scotch.

13. | Reply Beer
    Posted 18 Mar 2004 at 2:51pm #
    

    I love beer. It's the most social drink for me.