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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Guinness Draught. If I could afford to have two of these a day, all would be right with the world.


    You should start brewing your own David.

    About $20/batch and you can get 2 cases of beer.
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  • ladams
    quote:Originally posted by cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Guinness Draught. If I could afford to have two of these a day, all would be right with the world.


    You should start brewing your own David.

    About $20/batch and you can get 2 cases of beer.


    I have thought a lot about homebrewing, but I have no clue where to start or how much I have to invest in supplies.
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by ladams
    quote:Originally posted by cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    Guinness Draught. If I could afford to have two of these a day, all would be right with the world.


    You should start brewing your own David.

    About $20/batch and you can get 2 cases of beer.


    I have thought a lot about homebrewing, but I have no clue where to start or how much I have to invest in supplies.


    My wife got me this set for my birthday in March. My first brew was excellent. There are many other places around the US to pick up more supplies, sanitizers, etc.

    http://www.mrbeer.com/category-exec/category_id/3

    This company has many different beers alone, when you really get good, you can modify some, or come up with your own recipes/flavors.

    This place is in Indianapolis (1hr south of me)....


    http://www.greatfermentations.com/departments.asp?dept=1001

    It's a brewer's fantasy. Barrels of different hops, malts, grains, kits, etc, in a warehouse. You can buy a ton of different ingredients and customize your brew.

    My next house will have an extra space in my garage for a brew haus. TV, Stereo, couch, recliner, microbrewery, which this place sells. They have a kegging kit for brewing and filling a keg which then runs in a kegerator.

    This place even has equipment for "Water" distillation

    http://www.greatfermentations.com/products.asp?dept=1078

    I believe Silpgate also brews.
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  • mateomasfeo
    Negra Modelo


    Negra Modelo
    Vienna-Style Lager
    5.4% abv.
    Awards:

    * Silver Medal, 2004 Los Angeles County Fair Competition




    NegraModelo.jpg

    Found an interesting website that reviews beers...

    Link: www.ratebeer.com
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  • p3skyking
    Beck's or St.Pauli's Dark, San Miguel Nigra, or Sapporo is fine.
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  • earlwellman
    I like their crystal wiesen. I gained 20bls on it in 3 months in Frankfort a few years ago.[:D][:D]

    http://www.schoefferhofer.de/
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  • buschmaster
    corona, st. pauli girl
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  • OldNavyGuy
    Hello All,
    I like "San Miguel", brewed in the Republic of the Philippines

    Not sure if it's the taste. Or maybe its just the fond memories of many port visits there. All of you fellow vets that have been to "Subic Bay" will know what I mean [;)

    Machinist Mate 1st Class, United States Navy (Retired)
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  • scrumpyjack
    The Phillipines.....

    $20 would get you a ride into town, drunk as hell, a BJ, a ride back to base......wake up in the morning and find you still have $9[;)]
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  • earlwellman
    OldNavyGuy
    I would have to say it had to have been the fond memories of the port visits, because I have had San Miguel. I had it on TDY to Moron, Spain years ago and it wasn't the best beer I have tasted. Might have been the drinking partner you had at the time.[;)]

    Earl
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  • Ox190
    Carlsberg good stuff
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  • heliman
    Drop Top ale----from Oregon to Washington.[:p]
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  • Cubslover
    quote:Originally posted by heliman
    Drop Top ale----from Oregon to Washington.[:p]


    Hell, you could change your handle to "Heilman" and be an Old Style fan.
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  • heliman
    And Cubslover could be Sudslover![:D]
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  • wlfmn323
    quote:Originally posted by shoff14
    quote:Originally posted by wlfmn323


    Irish= Killians,



    Now killians i know for sure is made by Coors.


    [:(] oh well i comfort myself that the original recipe came from ireland. however i dont know what kind of guinness everyone else is drinking, but the one i am sipping right now was imported from dublin ireland, through conneticut. I am a member in good standing of the 1759 club.
    while we are on the subject of beer, i have a bottle on display. a friend of mine give it to me, and i couldnt bring myself to drink it. it is called chili beer. it has a jalapeno in it. so it is on display as a novelty.
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  • Colt Super
    "YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST"

    Saint Pauli Girl.

    Outstanding.

    Doug
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  • Cubslover
    Drinkin a Becks right now.
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  • givette
    Dinkel Acker. However, the most important thing is getting it in a mini-keg. The kegs have no formalin (preservative) in them like imported bottled beer, and the kegs are supposed to be shipped refrigerated. Haven't you always noticed more taste from keg beer? Well, that's the reason. Joe
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