26 Jul 05
Mid-City Tavern, (Upstairs..The London Bar) Cr Queen & Wellesley Street, Auckland... Live Jazz and 101 World Beers from Tuborg (10😵& Elephant (12😵 Old Speckled Hen, Newcastle Brown to wishwashy yank stuff hahahahaha it's heaven in there...
First time I tried Tuborg had two pints,, then got up to have a third and the legs wobbled.. empty stomach, hot day and had no idea it was 10%!! mmmmm nice beer.
26 Jul 05
Originally posted by darvlayLabatts makes very cheap beer, although they have many sexy ladies in their commercials who would try to convince you otherwise. My vote goes with Unibroue, Creemore, Mill St., and a few other microbreweries I can't recall the names of.
Labatts what? They produce dozens of beers.
There are so many fine beers in Canada I wouldn't know where to begin.
I will say this about Labatts, though - their distribution of microbrewery beer through the Beer Store in Ontario has helped them all reach a greater market, especially me, because I could care less about good beer being drunk by other people. That's just me, I'm a people hater.
26 Jul 05
Originally posted by PBE6Mmmmm Creemore. Delish.
Labatts makes very cheap beer, although they have many sexy ladies in their commercials who would try to convince you otherwise. My vote goes with Unibroue, Creemore, Mill St., and a few other microbreweries I can't recall the names of.
I will say this about Labatts, though - their distribution of microbrewery beer through the Beer Store in Ontario has hel ...[text shortened]... ld care less about good beer being drunk by other people. That's just me, I'm a people hater.
Absolutely with you on the Labatt's thing HOWEVER a cold Labatt 50 will always be my favourite drink EVER!
26 Jul 05
Originally posted by RagnorakNamibia: Tafel (THE best in southern Africa)
Argentina: Quilmes (+ Crystal)
Australia: Boags Premium, Carlton Cold, Carlton Crown, Hahn Premium, Tooheys New (Best in the world), VB
Belgium: Stella Artois
Brazil: Brahma Chopp
Canada: Labatts
Chile: Crystal, Baltica,
China: Tsing Tao
Czech Republic: Budweiser Budvar, Pilsner Urquell, Staropramen
Denmark: Carlsberg Elephant, Carlsberg Export (al ...[text shortened]... , Cambodia, Malaysia, hic, etc, etc.
That was fun. I wonder if they deliver to Ireland.
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Zimbabwe: Zambezi
Zambia: Nothing to remember but don't try Zambeer.
26 Jul 05
Originally posted by Ragnorak
Argentina: Quilmes (+ Crystal)
Australia: Boags Premium, Carlton Cold, Carlton Crown, Hahn Premium, Tooheys New (Best in the world), VB
Belgium: Stella Artois
Brazil: Brahma Chopp
Canada: Labatts
Chile: Crystal, Baltica,
China: Tsing Tao
Czech Republic: Budweiser Budvar, Pilsner Urquell, Staropramen
Denmark: Carlsberg Elephant, Carlsberg Export (al ...[text shortened]... , Cambodia, Malaysia, hic, etc, etc.
That was fun. I wonder if they deliver to Ireland.
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Some interesting statistics for Argentina.
http://www.mercadodata.com/Ejemplo.htm
Sorry, the page is in spanish... but numbers speak by themselves.
Salud! 🙄
27 Jul 05
Originally posted by LittleBearOh, I forgot Brahma and Santa Fe. I think Santa Fe was my favourite, although that might have had something to do with the company at the time. 😉
Some interesting statistics for Argentina.
http://www.mercadodata.com/Ejemplo.htm
Sorry, the page is in spanish... but numbers speak by themselves.
Salud! 🙄
D
27 Jul 05
Originally posted by widgeterm-i don't think there is a vancouver island in scotland...unless they mean that it is a scottish cream ale sold on vancouver island? well, there are quite a few scottish cream ales...
Gimme a break... 50 is foul insipid stuff!
Unibroue ~ anything, anyday, anytime... Vancouver Island Scotiish Cream Ale a close follow-up.
(i'm assuming cream is the same as blonde)
27 Jul 05
Originally posted by geniusWOLF'S SCOTTISH CREAM ALE
erm-i don't think there is a vancouver island in scotland...unless they mean that it is a scottish cream ale sold on vancouver island? well, there are quite a few scottish cream ales...
(i'm assuming cream is the same as blonde)
see: http://www.vanislandbrewery.com/index.php?pageid=2