The Olsen twins have matured

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

You have got to be completly retarded to actually drink that! I bet some people have already though?

Kitty Dukakis comes to mind...

Coors is technically beer, yes. Would I drink it by choice if I wanted a beer? no. It falls into the pisswater category into which I also throw any hard liquor or wine that comes in a plastic bottle, Steel City, Lone Star, Nasty Light, Keystone, Busch, BEER (you know the stuff in the grocery store in the white can that just says "BEER" on it in either red or black text), Stroh's, any malt liquor, well you get the idea.

Zima has really high alcohol content as well. Though as Kevin Nealon put it on SNL in one Weekend Update sketch "Tastes like Zhit!" Such it is with Coors in my opinion.

 

[joshpoints 10+ year member]

^LMAO!
You have got to be completly retarded to actually drink that! I bet some people have already though?

If you're talking about rubbing alcohol, then you would be correct some people have. Someone in past history in the family drank rubbing alcohol because they were an alcohol. I'm why they didn't just drink regular beverages. I wasn't around when this happened, it happened before my time. Many years ago. I don't advise it.

 

[joshpoints 10+ year member]

Because alcohol percentage determines everything, right?
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=73865&catid=46155&aid=333563&aparam=ra_isopropyl_alcohol_70

Now that's a real beer. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

No I just don't like Guiness. It doesn't taste like beer.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Guinness is a stout. There are also porters, pilsners, lagers (where most american mass produced beers fall), ales, blondes, ambers, reds, bitters and severals others. Guinness tastes similar to every other stout. Not the same but similar. Each type of beer has a character to it and every brand has a different take on that character. Many Americans don't like dark beers because they have not had many and found one that they like. Ask any European about American beer and they will laugh and say that it isn't beer, it's weak and doesn't taste like anything. Different strokes...

 

[lexus rx 10+ year member]

i said coors wasnt beer because it is pisswater like helo said. but if you want to get technical then it is. just asserting my opinion on it. 24% is possible in brewing. sam adams utopia is a prime example. on the guinness cans we sell at work it says 3.4%. i will check when i go to work tomorrow but i believe i am right. you are right about europeans saying american beer isnt beer. there stuff is in another league! i will let you know about the guinness tomorrow helo. peace

 

[wErd 5,000+ posts]

quit *****in about beer and just drink liquir.

 

[lexus rx 10+ year member]

helo, 20% is possible. check this out. did a quick search on sam adams web site. utopia is their strongest but its not listed.http://www.samadams.com/beer/specs/alcohol.html

did some more searching:

here is an article on the utopia:

http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20020417/LI_002.htm

helo, i know you know alot about car audio since i have learned much from you. but when it comes to beer let an expert talk about it!! LOL j/k

i have been the warehouse manager for an import beer and wine dist. for 5 years. its my job to know this kind of stuff.

my girl has a few bottles of guinness at her house. guinness stout is 5%. guinness draught is 3.4%.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

You just do beer and wine or can you get other stuff, too? I need a good source for Flagman vodka. To the best of my knowlege it can't be had in the US. Please prove me wrong...

Allow me to rephrase, 24% is not conventionally possible using production brewing equipment. $100 a bottle?!? That's investment quality booze, not beer!

 

[DBfan187 5,000+ posts]

24 hours in a day ... 24 beers in a case ...coincidence?

 

[tat2 10+ year member]

24 hours in a day ... 24 beers in a case ...coincidence?

i think not.

 

[NuGwUaR 10+ year member]

eeerrr get ova the american beer and gets some australia stuff into ya, in a land where u can buy a 2 litre stubbie, how can u go wrong...

 

[lexus rx 10+ year member]

our branches here in nc are only allowed to sell beer/wine (biblebelt crap). but our main branch in atlanta is the hub for our liquor brokerage. i will call them and find out if we carry that line. get back to ya soon.

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

eeerrr get ova the american beer and gets some australia stuff into ya, in a land where u can buy a 2 litre stubbie, how can u go wrong...

Yeah, Foster's, it's Australian for piss.

We have a couple Aussie beers here, one actually called Cold Beer.

And 2 litres is the best ya got, even the Japanese have a 4l can, in a vending machine no less!

 

[NuGwUaR 10+ year member]

Yeah, Foster's, it's Australian for piss.
We have a couple Aussie beers here, one actually called Cold Beer.

And 2 litres is the best ya got, even the Japanese have a 4l can, in a vending machine no less!

Yeah ur right Foster's dose actaully translate to piss... one of our worst exports, and no-one here actaully drinks the stuff...Carlton Cold...and yea its **** good...whats the point of making up names for beer, when after u drink it u dont really care anyway...other aussie beers mm...VB..bitter made in victoria...Toohey's Extra Dry...we really put a lot of time into our naming...and as for the 2L no u can by a 8L can...whats the point...not like u would carry the bastard around.

 

[cobra65427289 10+ year member]

what about good old school frothingsloshe beer, havent seen that stuff around in a while. doubt most of you have even heard of it. other that that, coors light is the stuff for me.

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