canadian > blue

blue still kicks ass though.

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saturns are for fags

welcome to the once secret world of great beer. i just found out they have this as far south as s. carolina now. i figure in ten years it'll get to the town of san antonio, tx.

best if from a keg and keep that POS frosted mug away from me.

afternoon temp : 90 degrees
ripping a 50 year old shingled roof : 6 hours
ending the day with a yuenlging : euphoria
reading 'made in pottsville, pa' on the label : euphoria II



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belgian beer > all beer
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i might believe you DH if that beer wasn't in a can.

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lol i'd still like to see it go head to head with yuengling lager.

As a fellow Pennsylvanian I agree that yuengling is good, but not as good as Iron City.

canadian and american beer is all piss.

stella artois uber alles. reassuringly expensive

then lowenbrau, kronenbourg etc aswell

My fraternity loves Yuengling, we actually have a guy from PA somewhere who is going to get a keg of it over the summer and we're going to have a good ol time. Nothing like sitting outside on a sunny day with a good chilled Yuengling hanging out with your friends...ah...

listen to this man, he is right...

Not exactly. Stella and Kronenbourg are great brews, but don't dismiss ALL Canadian beers.

Try:
Alexander Keith's
Sleeman's Cream Ale
Sleeman's Honey Brown
O'Keefe's Extra Old Stock
Black Horse (won't find this one outside of Newfoundland...pity)