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MotoZiggy · 12-10-2008, 02:43 PM

I love Guinness. I can drink my share of anything else.....but line guinness up in front of me, and youll have to call a cab. Drink of the Irish Gods if you ask me!!!

TucsonBill · 12-10-2008, 02:52 PM

You need to be careful! Guinness isn't beer, it's Guinness! I got told that in Ireland. I, too, became a real fan in Ireland, but found that the Guinness there and the Guinness here are different. Can't really tell you why, but they are. I found that Murphy's Stout in a can in the States tastes more like Guinness on tap in Ireland than Guiness in a can or bottle on this side of the pond.

TRIIICK · 12-10-2008, 04:25 PM

Once a year for the past four years a couple of buddies and I ride west to Cooperstown ,New York,home of the baseball hall of fame. We check into our hotel and head into town to this pizza joint that allows you to BYOB bring your own beer. We always pick up a few six packs of Yueiling and there gone before the pizza.They don't sell Yueiling where i live,but i always look forward to hitting the packy when we're out that way. http://www.yuengling.com/

p2gee · 12-10-2008, 04:34 PM

Shiner Bock

fattony23 · 12-10-2008, 04:44 PM

+1 on the guinness. I like any kind of dark beer or stout. Living in New England is pretty sweet when it comes to beer, a ton of micro breweries around, Long Trail, Harpoon, Cape Cod Brewery a lot of others too. Nothing like getting the beer fresh from the brewery thats always been a favorite of mine.

Ive been saving up for new tires and an oil change for the scrambler so ive been drinking the good ol silver bullett lately ha

MotoZiggy · 12-10-2008, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by TRIIICK

They don't sell Yueiling where i live,but i always look forward to hitting the packy when we're out that way. http://www.yuengling.com/

We just got yuengling here in Atlanta, and it was preceeded by ALOT of hype. Its worth the money, but not the hype.

Silverado57 · 12-10-2008, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by TucsonBill

You need to be careful! Guinness isn't beer, it's Guinness! I got told that in Ireland. I, too, became a real fan in Ireland, but found that the Guinness there and the Guinness here are different. Can't really tell you why, but they are. I found that Murphy's Stout in a can in the States tastes more like Guinness on tap in Ireland than Guiness in a can or bottle on this side of the pond.

The Guinness draught poured in Ireland is Mother's Milk, the Nectar of the Gods.

Mulligan's in Dublin serves one of the best.
It's hard to find a very good Guinness in the US but some Irish bars in NY do a good job.

That being said, Yuengling makes a good American beer. And Shiner Bock, mmmm.

Air Pirate · 12-10-2008, 05:15 PM

Orval. Hands down. There is no better beer anywhere in the world.

There are many other good beers and great beers, but there is only one Orval.

LoVel · 12-10-2008, 05:22 PM

What is all the hoopla with Yuengling? We have had it here for quite some time and I personally don't think it is any better than any other domestic beer. It must be the cool thing to drink, kinda like coors was back several years ago.

I personally prefer the Happy People brown ale and pale ale made and served only at The Grill on Southside(walking distance from me)

Back in the 50's Schlitz was the cool thing to drink now everybody say, oh gross that's awful but it aint that much different than yuengling.

johnO · 12-10-2008, 05:35 PM

i love the mexican dark beers- XXX & BOHEMIA. back in the day (70's) they cost $.o6 a bottle in Mexico.made a 10 day spring break trip to acapulco then, spent ONLY $80.00 , me and my 2 mates managed to drink 100's of bottles, and a pound of gold only set back 10.00 !wooooooo weeeeeee some fun..............