[quote author=JoeCamper link=topic=826.msg6265#msg6265 date=1305907198]
I can always enjoy a good Canadian beer (Molsen), the real ones... not the watered down versions sold in the states.
Now we see why you want to have a gathering in Niagara Falls next year .... to stock up on that imported Molson beer ... 😉
Don't worry I do the same... pop over to Niagara Falls (N.Y) and buy some exported (from Canada) beer and re-import (back to Canada) for less then 1/2 of what the same things costs here .... 😮
[quote author=Steve A link=topic=826.msg6340#msg6340 date=1306266872]
Craig, once it gets to our side of the border we have to water it down for the general public's lack of taste.
Not the stuff I buy ... It comes in the "Imported from Canada" cases ... still at the 6.1% (for Labbatt's) and 7.1% (for Molson's) ...
[quote author=TKnecht link=topic=826.msg9907#msg9907 date=1324214345]
DogfishHead 90 Minute IPA.
I agree that the 90 Minute IPA is delish, but to anyone who hasn't tried it, you need to be careful as it has a higher alcohol content than many beers - this can be exacerbated by spring/summer sun and/or heat 😮
[quote author=here2stay link=topic=826.msg6115#msg6115 date=1305501868]
Has anyone ever tried making their own beer?
Yes, most of the beer I drink is what I've brewed myself.
I don't usually take my home brew camping, though. I keep my bottles to reuse, and I don't like having to bring back empties from a camping trip.
If I buy beer, I usually get some micro brew. If I'm getting a big name, I usually get Yeungling Light Lager
Haven't drank much beer for a while, and am usually a coors light bottle. In fact I'm a little concerned about trying to setup a camper without a bottle in my hand. Come to think about it, I've been buying Red Stripe for a while now. Love red stripe, but feel so guilty when I buy a case. That stuff isn't cheap!
Haven't had it in a while, but I used to really like Samuel Light. It's a good girly way of ordering a manly beer, "I'll have a Sammy light please".
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