johnintempe said:
Yes it is a good beer but know where near the best that comes out of Germany.
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johnintempe said:The best beer I've ever had is Paulaner's "Salvatore". It was the house beer at a little family owned German restaurant I went to in Washington State. The label has a couple monks on it. Try it!
102first_hussars said:Why is it that bud is Exported to over thirty countries when I cant recall the name of one British beer being in any store outside of Britain.
plan_D said:Hussars, you can find British beers throughout Europe. The only reason you cannot find them in Canada and America is because you lot over there are all pussies and you cannot handle anything of any kind of strength or texture. When yanks or canucks come to Britain they get wrecked off three pints 'cos you're all used to that prissy pants fag stuff.
I invite anyone on here on a night drinking with me and my friends, and we'll see how long you can last.
102first_hussars said:plan_D said:Hussars, you can find British beers throughout Europe. The only reason you cannot find them in Canada and America is because you lot over there are all pussies and you cannot handle anything of any kind of strength or texture. When yanks or canucks come to Britain they get wrecked off three pints 'cos you're all used to that prissy pants fag stuff.
I invite anyone on here on a night drinking with me and my friends, and we'll see how long you can last.
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 said: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.
Pisis said:Kokainee?
Nonskimmer said: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.
It's pronounced KOE-can-ee. So no.Pisis said:do they add cocs in there?