johnintempe said:
Yes it is a good beer but know where near the best that comes out of Germany.
What is the best beer in the World?
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Yes it is a good beer but know where near the best that comes out of Germany.
102first_hussars said:
That just means that the people that buy beer do not know what good beer is or they buy cheap beer because they can not afford a decent beer. I would rather pay 2 dollars a beer and get a good beer than pay 4 dollars for a Budweiser and drink piss!
102first_hussars
Tech Sergeant
plan_D said:
Are you a complete moron? or are there just a few peices missing?
Dude check "The Source" Canada is home to The strongest beer in the world.
Nonskimmer
Captain
We are? Which one?
102first_hussars said:
Are you a complete moron? or are there just a few peices missing?
The strongest beer in the world is now a German beer. It was brewed by a Bavarian brewer named Schneider and it is 25.4 percent. The previous owner of this record was the Boston Beer Company in the United States and I believe they are the brewers of Sam Adams. Thank you very much!
trackend
Chief Master Sergeant
I believe your right Adler.
However strength does'nt mean taste if all you want is to get pissed D 102 drink shorts or wine not beer as all beers are mostly water and the alcholic content of nearly all beer per pint against wine or spirits is very low so for getting oiled out of your skin try a pint of Tequila or Navy Neaters Rum ,ect
However strength does'nt mean taste if all you want is to get pissed D 102 drink shorts or wine not beer as all beers are mostly water and the alcholic content of nearly all beer per pint against wine or spirits is very low so for getting oiled out of your skin try a pint of Tequila or Navy Neaters Rum ,ect
Nonskimmer
Captain
And the myth that Canadian beer is any stronger than American beer is just that: A myth. I'm talking about the big brands now.
The Canadian liquor commissions measure alcohol content by volume, whereas the Americans measure it by weight. That's why the Canadian percentages are higher on the labels, that's all. It works out to be about the same. Some of the Canadian stuff may be just ever so very slightly stronger, but it's certainly nothing appreciable. You can't really notice it for the most part.
It's all crap.
The Canadian liquor commissions measure alcohol content by volume, whereas the Americans measure it by weight. That's why the Canadian percentages are higher on the labels, that's all. It works out to be about the same. Some of the Canadian stuff may be just ever so very slightly stronger, but it's certainly nothing appreciable. You can't really notice it for the most part.
It's all crap.
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Some of the micro-brews found in Colorado carry between 7 and 14%....
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Actually, Lee, to get drunk you drink two pints then start on the spirits. The beer gives content in your stomach. And I don't always drink to get drunk ...that's why I've tasted so many beers ...and Bud is still crap.
And Hussars, learn the facts before trying to sound smart ... as Adler pointed out, the strongest is German.
And Hussars, learn the facts before trying to sound smart ... as Adler pointed out, the strongest is German.
102first_hussars
Tech Sergeant
Nonskimmer said:
I dont dont Know about that,
what I do know is I can down 8 Buds and have a slight Buzz but I can down 8 Kokanees and be overly buzzed and have a slight drunkness.
I get the same results from coors but i have to down about 12 to feel a slight buzz.
syscom3
Pacific Historian
Eight buds? damn......
Nonskimmer
Captain
The extra buzz you're getting from the Kokanee is probably from all the sugar. It's one of the most over sweetened beers I've ever tasted.
Some beer will vary over other beer, but in general all of those big name North American types like Bud, Blue, Coors, Keith's, etc. are about the same. To say that "our beer is stronger than your beer" is just kinda wrong.
Some beer will vary over other beer, but in general all of those big name North American types like Bud, Blue, Coors, Keith's, etc. are about the same. To say that "our beer is stronger than your beer" is just kinda wrong.
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
Kokainee? 
102first_hussars
Tech Sergeant
Pisis said:Kokainee?
Its a Canadian Brew
Pisis
2nd Lieutenant
do they add cocs in there?
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Nonskimmer said:
Good point NS - Try some of the Micro Brews here in Denver, "Fat Tire" is 8% Alcohol - it will knock you on your ass!
Nonskimmer
Captain
It's pronounced KOE-can-ee. So no.Pisis said:
But then again, it's from BC.
Erich
the old Sage
intersting Skimm
Kokanee is a small silver trout that likes to jump in the air out of the water as some kind of communal sacrifice in our high mtn lakes here in Oregon.
just having a kleine glas ~ Erdinger Hefe-Weizen
interesting taste, much prefer an Ayinger over this or one of the many other wheat biers. Schneider Weisse sounds good about now. True Deutschland puts other beer countries to shame
Kokanee is a small silver trout that likes to jump in the air out of the water as some kind of communal sacrifice in our high mtn lakes here in Oregon.
just having a kleine glas ~ Erdinger Hefe-Weizen
interesting taste, much prefer an Ayinger over this or one of the many other wheat biers. Schneider Weisse sounds good about now. True Deutschland puts other beer countries to shame
Nonskimmer
Captain
Yeah, I believe the Kokanee trout thrive in the waters of the BC hills as well. I've never fished there. 
I like the sound of the Fat Tire FJ mentioned. My brother-in-law makes a pretty deadly home-brew. I dunno what the exact alcohol content is, but after a mug or two o' that stuff I'm flyin'! YYEEEOWW!! Baby!
I like the sound of the Fat Tire FJ mentioned. My brother-in-law makes a pretty deadly home-brew. I dunno what the exact alcohol content is, but after a mug or two o' that stuff I'm flyin'! YYEEEOWW!! Baby!
