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CVS used to sell six packs of this beer called Clear Creek Ice for about 4 bux back when I was in college. It was absolutely putrid. Like a step below Natty light I’d say.
CVS used to sell six packs of this beer called Clear Creek Ice for about 4 bux back when I was in college. It was absolutely putrid. Like a step below Natty light I’d say.
Did you walk uphill both ways without shoes too, gramps?My college days were dollar 40's of Wild Cat and King Cobras. If we had a few extra bucks, we'd upgrade to Steel Reserve or Old English 800. The canned beer would be Beast Ice(Milwaukees Best Ice)
I'll never forget my first IPA in 2004. I thought someone liquefied flowers! There was no way the beer was supposed to taste like that on purpose!
Did you walk uphill both ways without shoes too, gramps?
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Steel Reserve oh boy. There's something besides alcohol in those baddiesMy college days were dollar 40's of Wild Cat and King Cobras. If we had a few extra bucks, we'd upgrade to Steel Reserve or Old English 800. The canned beer would be Beast Ice(Milwaukees Best Ice)
I'll never forget my first IPA in 2004. I thought someone liquefied flowers! There was no way the beer was supposed to taste like that on purpose!
When I went there on vacation, the local, fizzy, yellow lagers weren't bad. They weren't memorable by any means, but they hit the spot.I was reading the guys in Vietnam had big brands like Pabst Blue Ribbon or Budweiser, but also there were local Vietnam beers as well.
San Miguel from the Philippines. Never knew what alcohol content you were going to get. Every batch was different., We called it San MagooHave any of the former (or current) military guys drank foreign beers while out of country that were uniquely bad?
I was reading the guys in Vietnam had big brands like Pabst Blue Ribbon or Budweiser, but also there were local Vietnam beers as well.
San Miguel from the Philippines. Never knew what alcohol content you were going to get. Every batch was different., We called it San Magoo
The beer was actually pretty good from what I remember. Just never knew how many you had to drink to get buzzed. I am sure they have figured out how to regulate the alc content by now. That was in the early 70'sWas the beer bad tasting or just rough never knowing if 3-4 beers will **** you like Dragon's Milk?
The beer was actually pretty good from what I remember. Just never knew how many you had to drink to get buzzed. I am sure they have figured out how to regulate the alc content by now. That was in the early 70's
San Magoo was nothing. Look up the recipe for Mojo. You could spot the guys drinking Mojo a mile away. Acting like idiots and puking their guts out. What a great time
I want to make apfelwien again.
But that can, has, and will lead to holy shit drunk territory for me and whichever friends I share with.
I'm down. And Dream Theater over special speakers too.I want to make apfelwien again.
But that can, has, and will lead to holy shit drunk territory for me and whichever friends I share with.
I think he's talking overseas though.Not quite sir. Legally a brewery is able to sell beer with a +/- of .3 percent of what is on the label. So if the beer says it's 6.5 percent alcohol it could legally be between 6.2 to 6.8. Then some places don't follow that and could get fined heavily if caught.
There's a whole lot of variables that go into factoring abv. Many breweries try their hardest at consistency, but consistency is the hardest thing to nail, especially if you're a smaller brewery.
Little TMI this early, Nick.I love giving myself an alcohol enema before performing oral on my *** chat buddies