I love beer

[PoliticalRefugee]

Not a beer but you gotta love an Adnams

[Paulie Walnuts]

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malt liquor is in a category by itself

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True that. I don't think there's truly any beer I wouldn't drink than. I just add some if i need to

[HensonLosesLots]

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[prodonkey]

i never developed a taste for that.. I love the dark beers.. but it's just too bitter for me.

[MuresanForMVP]

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do you like single barrel better than gentleman jack?

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yea I definitely do, though GJ is pretty damn good itself


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[bmwguy525]

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this is the best post i've ever seen u make lol.

The only beer I would ever refuse is old milwaulkee.

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Thanks I guess. I would have to Steel Reserve.

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You're definitely either 16 or 18. You'll grow out of it, don't worry.

[Paulie Walnuts]

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this is the best post i've ever seen u make lol.

The only beer I would ever refuse is old milwaulkee.

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Thanks I guess. I would have to Steel Reserve.

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You're definitely either 16 or 18. You'll grow out of it, don't worry.

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Actually I'm 23. Been all over the world and drank lots of different kinds of beer. Never thought it was cool to drink a beer. I just drink it it tastes good and thats that.

[RunDownHouse]

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uhm.. beer for the most part tastes like beer

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If you think a stout tastes anything like an IPA, go buy both a Young's Chocolate Stout and a Stone Ruination IPA. Both can be had in Nashville, TN, so both are pretty available in the US. They're about as similar as a filet mignon and a Thai curry: the former are roasted/charred with an almost buttery texture, and the latter are sharp and biting with plenty of citrus flavor to cut the heat. Guess what else is similar? They're both beer.

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wheat beer is wheat beer.

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In the spirit of the above paragraph, buy a Pyramid or Widmer hefe and then buy a Paulaner or Weihenstephaner hefe. Completely different flavor profiles. Better yet, get one each of those, and then get a Belgian Wit; even Blue Moon will do. Again, very different flavor profiles.

There's nothing wrong with drinking what you like. The big breweries, generally Bud, Miller, and Cools, aim for specific goals, and what they do, they do very, very well. That being said, beer in general provides such a wide variety of flavors that, given access to any beer in the world, you'd be much better off pairing a beer with your meal than a wine. Wine makers hate to hear it, but beer lists in upscale restaurants are growing, "cellarman" are increasingly being sought-after in complement to sommeliers, and craft beer, as a segment of beer sales, is growing at a a healthy pace. Statements like, "beer tastes like beer," are rooted solely in ignorance to the point of being nonsensical.

[RunDownHouse]

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I just drink it it tastes good and thats that.

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I don't know why anyone is bothering when you're screaming and holding up a sign that says, "I'M COMPLETELY INDIFFERENT BETWEEN NEWHOUSE LIQUOR AND PRISON HOOTCH."

[bmwguy525]

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this is the best post i've ever seen u make lol.

The only beer I would ever refuse is old milwaulkee.

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Thanks I guess. I would have to Steel Reserve.

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You're definitely either 16 or 18. You'll grow out of it, don't worry.

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Actually I'm 23. Been all over the world and drank lots of different kinds of beer. Never thought it was cool to drink a beer. I just drink it it tastes good and thats that.

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Then you of all people should stop being such a [censored] douchebag and start promoting good tasting beer. Stop being an idiot...seriously you're just becoming a [censored] moron.