Kayaking and Beer

[zbaird]

highlife is the cristal of shitty beers. however, whoever that was that mentioned they have a good can hasnt dragged many. i had a highlife can fail on me in a bacon bomb attempt, label wasnt even worn off yet. only one that ever has. damn thing was worn thin from a few measly days in cat water and upon heating the sum bitch sprung a leak. ruined the whole nights pyrotechnics show....well aside from the flaming tumbleweed. i ruined that one myself.

[Beav212]

I know there's someone out there that feels the way that I do - I've read his tag - it says "CoorsOG." If it's cheap beer that you're drinking, there really is nothing like a Coors. If it's beer-pong or snappa, then Coors Light is probably the way to go. It helps that I get if for 30cents a beer, I suppose anything is good at that price.

I used to drink Olympia from those cool little bottles, but they're not making them any more... so sad. I really miss the cap ridels Some of 'em were impossible after a 12 pack. There was a lot of the champagne of beers back then too... one time, this kid we all knew said he could get Miller Light (argh) for 5$ a case, so we bought $100 worth of it - lasted 3 months, haven't had one since!

Sit-on-topers drink Zima

[mania]

well - if you cant take glass and you are poor like me - hamms is my choice, then budwiser select, then mgd. sorry you snooty types dont want to boat with me.

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Originally Posted by paddlebizzle

I'm shocked that PBR has not been mentioned. The Blue Ribbon of beers is the greatest - even out of a bootie.

I just started on that beer this year!!!
But, no seriously, river beer-of-choice for me is Becks in a can (yes, I said CAN and that red can Mexi beer, Tecate.

[routter]

Old Chub is just about the nastiest swill I've put in my body...especially warm on a Westwater trip when the air's about 90 degrees.

[&d]

There are definately different beers for different trips. Overnighters + raft, PBR is probably the beer for the trip. Glass bottles arent very convienient on
overnighters but good beer in the middle of nowhere is hard to beat. Corona at the take out (if its sunny) and Guinness (if its snowing). Playboating .. depends on if there is an audience or not .. Gimme something hoppy, or nothing at all. Creeking, nothing at all, cept maybe for something strong at the take out.

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Originally Posted by Beav212

. . . If it's cheap beer that you're drinking, there really is nothing like a Coors.

I used to drink Olympia from those cool little bottles, but they're not making them any more... so sad. I really miss the cap ridels Some of 'em were impossible after a 12 pack. . . . . sit on topper's drink Zima

I couldn't agree with you more!!!

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Originally Posted by routter

Old Chub is just about the nastiest swill I've put in my body...especially warm on a Westwater trip when the air's about 90 degrees.

Ohhhhhh. . . .NASTY!!!!

[COUNT]

When you can leave a cooler of beer in your car at the take-out, there's no reason not to go for a good bottle. Killian's and 1554 get my vote.

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[spanky23]

hamms 'from the land of sky blue waters"