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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #11
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You can take the girl out of the trailer park...

PBR is always my first choice, even if it's warm.

I like amber ales- fat tire, Pinstripe, etc. or wheats occasionally but I can't stand hoppy beers or IPAs.

I am glad they have Sunshine in a can now if for no other reason than I really like the way that sounds...

And river warm beer is always the perfect temperature.
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Old 4 Weeks Ago   #12
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Badors extra stock, negra modelo and the home brew.

And anything that is rodeo cold.
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Sunshine and Anchor Steam are great as my light beer when I want to watch how much I down while still rowing or paddling. Otherwise I like my Flat Tire.
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in a can PBR can't be beat. sunshine is a close second. only two things i'll drink from a can.
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Speight's Old Dark, a South Island NZ beer, is the best canned brew to ever moisten my eager lips. Never seen it this side.



Fat Tire's a beaut. Oskar Blues Scottish Ale and (with an ice chest) Mama's Lil' Yella Pills (Pilsner). Modelo Especial's good for rowing against the wind. For drag-bags in midsummer water and lightweight no-cooler trips, I like Foster's, which tastes good when fairly warm.

PBR was a former favourite. I think.
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Badors extra stock
More info please! I did a google search and found nothing.

You a homebrewer, too?
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Warm-Milwaukee's Best Light hands down

Dales

Modelo
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I'll second the Oscar Blues Ten Fidy...warm or cold.
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Hands down the tastiest is OldChub for me. I can't beleive nobody has put this.
And if you reduce you can use it as glue. At least that's what Brandon says
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Hands down the tastiest is OldChub for me. I can't beleive nobody has put this.
And if you reduce you can use it as glue. At least that's what Brandon says


Isn't Old Chub what I was calling Scottish Ale? Dark brew from Oskar Blues? It resembles Speight's Old Dark— you've got to swallow every mouthful twice.
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