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Originally Posted by Wicked_Fast
Coopers Pale Ale is by far the best beer in Australia.
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Originally Posted by Shifty
Fat Tire
Dead Guy Ale Samuel Jackson ... ummm umm *****es it'll get you drunk!!! |
sierra nevada pale ale
red hook sam adams boston ale(light isnt bad either) full sail ale |
Boulevard Pale Ale
Empyrean Third Stone Brown |
Stella Artois
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Jever Pilsner Weihenstephaner Hefeweizen Hoegarden aaaaand... Fuller's ESB |
So many craft and microbrews... most already mentioned. On the top of my list however are the darker beers which include the ubiquitous Guinness, Redhook Blackhook Porter, Samual Smiths Oatmeal Stout, Samual Smiths Taddy Porter, Redhook Nut Brown Ale, Samual Smiths Nutbrown, Goose Island Hex Nut Brown Ale, Snoqualmie Porter, Black Butte Porter... I could go on and on. A favourite chain of taverns my little cycling group likes to frequent is McMenamins.
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Miller Lite is my staple.
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Deschutes Brewery (Bend, OR)
- Black Butter Porter - Obsidian Stout - Mirror Pond Pale Ale Pike's Brewery (Seattle, WA) - Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale (my current favorite) I would also agree with Khoun McMenamins is a great place to stop after a ride. Good food, good beer and they distill a decent whiskey, but that is another tread. |
Redhook IPA is what's on tap at my house.
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Fat Tire
Sunshine Wheat, but I'm a Colorado girl and we have some of the best beers here :D |
hm. this list now = challenge. :) roll on weekend.
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Originally Posted by telenick
What's better than a cold brew to celebrate with friends after a ride? This is of course no substitute for the 20 minute window when we eat protein, carbs and fat to refuel. :rolleyes: But after that, we must toast to frienship and a good day of riding. :D
What's your elixar of choice. My choice would have to be good ol' Koolaid!!! :) Just my $.02 :beer: |
Originally Posted by krich
Pike's Brewery (Seattle, WA)
- Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale (my current favorite)
Originally Posted by krich
I would also agree with Khoun McMenamins is a great place to stop after a ride. Good food, good beer and they distill a decent whiskey, but that is another tread.
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Originally Posted by Corinnex99
Guess I'm one of the few that doesn't drink...
My choice would have to be good ol' Koolaid!!! :) |
Nearly any import, micro, or craft beer will do. My problem lies in the fact that the pubs and bars that I frequent have too many of these on tap to have one of each! I'll keep trying though.... hehe
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Originally Posted by manual_overide
Nearly any import, micro, or craft beer will do. My problem lies in the fact that the pubs and bars that I frequent have too many of these on tap to have one of each! I'll keep trying though.... hehe
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Originally Posted by khuon
Yeah.. and sometimes I forget which ones I've had and liked. I need to keep a beer log.
I actually did that when I was in England in 1995...still have it..with a pub log too :D The barmen and owners thought I was some kind of writer, or newspaper reviewer. It was GREAT :D |
Brooklyn Hefeweizen....fantastic.
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Originally Posted by baj32161
I actually did that when I was in England in 1995...still have it..with a pub log too :D
The barmen and owners thought I was some kind of writer, or newspaper reviewer. It was GREAT :D |
Tonight I am having a La Chouffe Blonde Speciale from the Belgium's Brasserie D'Achouffe!
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Originally Posted by khuon
Cool! Did you get free pints?
More than I could count....this was in the days befire laptops so I carried notebooks and cameras everywhere. The barmen were very friendly...I don't mind telling you that I had a bit more than a few too many :D |
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