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Yes, Cascade was it. Don't know why I thought Carlton.
They told us the story how they remained the oldest brewery even through a bushfire that was about to destroy the factory, when the rival brewery Boag's in Launcestion offered they could use their facilities.
I want to go back to Tasmania. Paradise Island. :drool: Unfortunately we didn't spend enough time to find those microbreweries. Next time I will bring more time. :)
 
I never get the hype around Beck's. I drink it, but I'm far from liking it. I always try to get some alternative.
 
Had a few of these guys at the pub on Saturday night

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I love wheat beers and this one was quite good. Not too overpowering in the citrus department. Very nice. But the bartender girl was really cute, so I don't know if that swayed my opinion at all
 
You can get Duff beer here in Germany. I had it once. Was decent. Nothing special, just a marketing gag. Don't know which brewery was behind that, though.
I see. It's a small company in some town in Germany, and it's brewed by a monastery. http://www.duff-bier.de/cms/ Unfortunately no english site (or I'm blind).
 
There's actually a can of Duff sitting in my fridge right now that's been in there for years. :lol:
or wait, maybe it's a can of Slurm. :hmm:
 
^I don't think Stone can do any wrong, but I haven't had that one. I had Lukcy Basartd this past weekend, and it was typically good.

I had this stout tonight, and I was impressed.
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Do you (pl.) reckon Duff would be a good beer?

Do you recall Southwark releasing a lager called Duff when the Simpsons was in its first real world-dominating phase in the early 90s? They got in a fair bit of trouble (surprising that the German brewery's still going, monk power?). Considering it was Southwark, I can't imagine it would have been a particularly choice brew.
 
Do you recall Southwark releasing a lager called Duff when the Simpsons was in its first real world-dominating phase in the early 90s? They got in a fair bit of trouble (surprising that the German brewery's still going, monk power?). Considering it was Southwark, I can't imagine it would have been a particularly choice brew.

I had one of those last year in Barcelona. It was decent enough.
 
Sipped on a Surly Furious tallboy at a concert the other night. Very good, I think there is a little coriander in there.

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Was that your first taste of a Furious? It's a favorite of my bf and his friends, who are all hops hounds. Unfortunately, it's not my thing though, probably because I tend to hate anything that's too hoppy.

I did have a Fulton Lonely Blonde last night, which I enjoyed thoroughly.
 
Where do you all stand on coronas? They're gold to a lot of people here, but I hear they're dirt in the homeland, much like Heinekens in Europe.
 
Was that your first taste of a Furious? It's a favorite of my bf and his friends, who are all hops hounds. Unfortunately, it's not my thing though, probably because I tend to hate anything that's too hoppy.

I did have a Fulton Lonely Blonde last night, which I enjoyed thoroughly.

I haven't jumped on the Surly bandwagon exactly because I don't like hoppy beers, but this was rather good. I think I've tried Bender and maybe one other. I really only have a beer or two per week, so I go for something rare and special, which Surly no longer is around here.


In beer news:

Senate OKs on-site sales for Surly Brewing Co. - TwinCities.com

I am all for more booze and places and times to drink it. :up::up::up:
 
Where do you all stand on coronas? They're gold to a lot of people here, but I hear they're dirt in the homeland, much like Heinekens in Europe.

The Twins' new Target Field just started selling 24 oz. cans of Corona, so I imagine if I'm at a hot and humid game this summer, I'll give it a try.
I've had Corona before, but I don't remember the taste, which is telling.
I give people in the U.S. credit for ordering a Corona over a Bud/Miller/Coors Lite, but does that mean anything at all?
 
I find that they're gold to people that don't usually drink beer.

Yeah, that's basically the case in the US. I thought that Corona was a classy beer before I actually knew something about the subject. I still think that it's decent - a hell of lot more palatable than a Coors Light, for example.
 
corona is pretty inoffensive, but fairly bland. Heineken is the most consistently skunky beer I've ever tasted. Yuck
 
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