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post #121
09 October 2008, 08:17 UTC#121
QUOTE(Skipper @ Oct 6 2008, 09:30 AM) [snapback]512728[/snapback]

<3 Peroni.

post #123
09 October 2008, 08:45 UTC#123
I couldn't get that down my throat :/. Not literally because I paid good money for it and I never throw stuff away but it was tough, shouldn't you be at work by the way? :O

edit: du borde ha kehityskeskustelu klockan 12:30
post #124
17 October 2008, 22:50 UTC#124
Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat:

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I finally got a chance to get the infamous "fruity pebbles beer", and it didn't disappoint. Unlike some other fruity-flavored beers I've tried, the taste isn't ridiculously overwhelming. The fruity pebble aroma is at the just-right level. It goes down really smooth and you taste the "fruity pebbles" at about the same time you swallow. Wonderful aftertaste. Only downside is that it's only 4.9% ABV. Highly recommended!
post #126
18 October 2008, 09:55 UTC#126
QUOTE(Yates @ Oct 18 2008, 01:50 AM) [snapback]515034[/snapback]

Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat:

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I finally got a chance to get the infamous "fruity pebbles beer", and it didn't disappoint. Unlike some other fruity-flavored beers I've tried, the taste isn't ridiculously overwhelming. The fruity pebble aroma is at the just-right level. It goes down really smooth and you taste the "fruity pebbles" at about the same time you swallow. Wonderful aftertaste. Only downside is that it's only 4.9% ABV. Highly recommended!

lol makes me think about the movie Beerfest. Come on "Leinenkugel's Sunset Wheat" haha sounds so fake german
post #127
18 October 2008, 16:39 UTC#127
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This drink is a fine specimen of alcohol. Using only the finest ingredients it has a rich full bodied taste that you would expect from the fine people that make it. Using techniques handed down through several generations of cider maker, white lightning is a creamy, rich cider that will leave you wanting more. You americans may not have it but trust me over here this is the king of all drinks, only the finest and wealthy consumers can afford this perfect example of what can be done with a few apples.
post #129
18 October 2008, 22:23 UTC#129
Just did some mean booze pooz
post #130
19 October 2008, 01:21 UTC#130
had me a lot of tetleys, a few double-jager & redbulls and a couple of bottles of brothers lemon cider (tasty)

not nearly pissed enough though, damn my yorkshire drinking nature.
post #131
19 October 2008, 01:57 UTC#131
QUOTE(Skipper @ Oct 18 2008, 05:39 PM) [snapback]515136[/snapback]

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This drink is a fine specimen of alcohol. Using only the finest ingredients it has a rich full bodied taste that you would expect from the fine people that make it. Using techniques handed down through several generations of cider maker, white lightning is a creamy, rich cider that will leave you wanting more. You americans may not have it but trust me over here this is the king of all drinks, only the finest and wealthy consumers can afford this perfect example of what can be done with a few apples.

Heartily agree, I had the fortune of visiting the London breweries and the entire process of creating this flavoursome and mellow cider is nothing short of first rate. I also recommend serving as an accompanyment to white meat to add a real touch of sophistication whenever the occasion deserves.
post #132
19 October 2008, 02:00 UTC#132
and fer sixty nine pee ya caaant go rong.
post #134
19 October 2008, 14:17 UTC#134
I'll have a review for Land Shark, Leinenjugel's Oktoberfest, and Guinness Draught later on today.
post #136
19 October 2008, 22:00 UTC#136
QUOTE(Liam @ Oct 19 2008, 02:57 AM) [snapback]515219[/snapback]

QUOTE(Skipper @ Oct 18 2008, 05:39 PM) [snapback]515136[/snapback]

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This drink is a fine specimen of alcohol. Using only the finest ingredients it has a rich full bodied taste that you would expect from the fine people that make it. Using techniques handed down through several generations of cider maker, white lightning is a creamy, rich cider that will leave you wanting more. You americans may not have it but trust me over here this is the king of all drinks, only the finest and wealthy consumers can afford this perfect example of what can be done with a few apples.

Heartily agree, I had the fortune of visiting the London breweries and the entire process of creating this flavoursome and mellow cider is nothing short of first rate. I also recommend serving as an accompanyment to white meat to add a real touch of sophistication whenever the occasion deserves.


indoubidably.
post #137
20 October 2008, 01:06 UTC#137
Not really much of a beer drinker, I don't mind it here and there but I think it just tastes like absolute shite, I'd rather drink spirits like vodka or JD or I'm a big cider fan.
My fave if I had to choose is either Strongbow, Bulmers or Magners cider.

A few beers I like though are Budweiser, Fosters and all the fosters variations. lol

Oh and Guinness and Ribena is a pretty tasty combo. :-)
post #138
20 October 2008, 01:11 UTC#138
QUOTE(Fuzzy Mannerz @ Oct 19 2008, 09:06 PM) [snapback]515388[/snapback]

Not really much of a beer drinker, I don't mind it here and there but I think it just tastes like absolute shite,


Chop your dick off.
post #139
20 October 2008, 01:13 UTC#139
haha

What I don't get is how you can like the taste of it at all, it just tastes terrible, unless I just haven't drank enough varieties to properly tell I dunno. lol
post #140
20 October 2008, 01:22 UTC#140
QUOTE(Fuzzy Mannerz @ Oct 19 2008, 09:13 PM) [snapback]515392[/snapback]

haha

What I don't get is how you can like the taste of it at all, it just tastes terrible, unless I just haven't drank enough varieties to properly tell I dunno. lol


The taste is acquired upon reaching puberty.
post #141
20 October 2008, 02:00 UTC#141
QUOTE(Yates @ Oct 19 2008, 09:22 PM) [snapback]515395[/snapback]

QUOTE(Fuzzy Mannerz @ Oct 19 2008, 09:13 PM) [snapback]515392[/snapback]

haha

What I don't get is how you can like the taste of it at all, it just tastes terrible, unless I just haven't drank enough varieties to properly tell I dunno. lol


The taste is acquired upon reaching puberty.



are you kidding me, thanks to my mom I acquired the taste still in the womb :rolleyes:
post #142
20 October 2008, 02:25 UTC#142
Leinenkugel's Oktoberfest:

The shit was bomb as fuck. It's a lager, which is always a plus for me. The taste was pretty much perfect, to my likings. It was perfectly balanced, with no tastes out of proportion. Good drinkability.

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Land Shark:

Awesome. Jimmy Buffet's beer! Light lager, real good taste. Not very strong though. Could drink all day. Think Corona.

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Guinness Draught:

SHIT SHIT SHIT. So dark and overwhelming. Almost chocolatey. Couldn't drink more than one of these enjoyably. The widget thing inside freaked me out, too. If anything, if you guys get bored, you should google the "widget" inside the beer. It's a pretty interesting read.

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Amstel Light:

An imported lager from Amsterdam in Holland. I'm drinking it at the moment and I'm diggin' it. There's no real distinguishing tastes that stand out, besides the bitterness. It's just right. It's not overbearing, but more to the exact point where you know you're drinking a real beer, while not leaving a bad aftertaste in your mouth.

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Sam Adam's Boston Lager tomorrow.
post #143
20 October 2008, 02:40 UTC#143
QUOTE(Slavin @ Oct 19 2008, 10:00 PM) [snapback]515399[/snapback]

QUOTE(Yates @ Oct 19 2008, 09:22 PM) [snapback]515395[/snapback]

QUOTE(Fuzzy Mannerz @ Oct 19 2008, 09:13 PM) [snapback]515392[/snapback]

haha

What I don't get is how you can like the taste of it at all, it just tastes terrible, unless I just haven't drank enough varieties to properly tell I dunno. lol


The taste is acquired upon reaching puberty.



are you kidding me, thanks to my mom I acquired the taste still in the womb :rolleyes:

Fucking lol at the FAS joke! You're the man. I'll take away one of your +warns for that.

Edit - nvm, you're already at 0.
post #144
20 October 2008, 02:50 UTC#144
Ray, I still hate you for not joining any of the Fantasy Football leagues I invited you to.
post #145
20 October 2008, 03:03 UTC#145
I still hate you for sending me all those damned Fantasy Football league invitations.
post #146
20 October 2008, 03:07 UTC#146
2, and you're missing out.
post #148
20 October 2008, 11:01 UTC#148
You booze, you looze, thats what you get.
post #149
20 October 2008, 12:20 UTC#149
Karhu I I I

Ohh I love Karhu beer. Finnish beer only 4.6% but you can get the stronger nicer tasting 5.4%. There also is a stronger one but im not too fond on it!

Long Gin- Sinebrychoff

This shit is also awesum! Its finnish Gin. Lonkero. Its a summer drink which I cant get enough.
Grape Gin! 6%!

Looove the booze

post #150
20 October 2008, 12:21 UTC#150
^This man knows what he's talking about.