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to quote Mojo Nixon-
"Beer ain't drinkin'!" |
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![]() ![]() Join me for some hog hunting, bud and guns? ![]() Don't steal my icon now. Well, ok steal away. I stole it from somewhere and I drank too many Buds to remember. |
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I drank real bud in Germany. Still tasted like horse piss. I prefer English ales myself. New Castle! ![]() i too had it in germany. much better than the head ache in a can they sell over here. still, it's crap Germans,,,,Didn't we kick their a** like twice in a row? If they keep this up there may have to be a third time! and they'll still make better beer |
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I drank real bud in Germany. Still tasted like horse piss. I prefer English ales myself. New Castle! ![]() i too had it in germany. much better than the head ache in a can they sell over here. still, it's crap Germans,,,,Didn't we kick their a** like twice in a row? If they keep this up there may have to be a third time! and they'll still make better beer But I hate to eat beer with a spoon! |
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But I hate to eat beer with a spoon!
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But I hate to eat beer with a spoon!
![]() Have you ever had a thick German beer? |
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Have you ever had a thick German beer?
of course, it's called beer. you enjoy your water(budweiser)? |
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According to the Reinheitsgebot (The German Purity Law of 1516), Budweiser does not qualify as beer. In order to meet the traditional German restrictions regarding what constitutes beer, it must contain no ingredients other than barley, hops, yeast and water. Since Budweiser includes rice and other adjuncts, it does not meet this traditional definition of beer. ![]() ![]() |
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Soooooooo, If I get pulled over, I can use the ol' "it ain't really beer" excuse on the cops?????
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lived there for 3 years.
that back story does not disprove the original post beer has 4 ingredients, period |
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Soooooooo, If I get pulled over, I can use the ol' "it ain't really beer" excuse on the cops????? sure, try that |
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According to the Reinheitsgebot (The German Purity Law of 1516), Budweiser does not qualify as beer. In order to meet the traditional German restrictions regarding what constitutes beer, it must contain no ingredients other than barley, hops, yeast and water. Since Budweiser includes rice and other adjuncts, it does not meet this traditional definition of beer. ![]() ![]() Leinenkugels taste like squirrel urine and always has. It used to be the cheapest beer in the cooler when I was growing up and gave me the gawd awful farts in the morning, worse than Blatz! |
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all these ref's to pee/urine. Has anyone here actually tasted urine? Not me........
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lived there for 3 years. that back story does not disprove the original post beer has 4 ingredients, period |
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I'm not here to argue taste, preference or beer purity laws. You guys couldn't drink what I enjoy most likely. I drink watermelon beer with a shot of bacardi 151 in it. Whoa! Wtf? Let's talk yagermeister and the children who grew up nipping vicks formula 44 D cough syrup shall we? Ha ha ha ha ha.
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Kochs sam adams meets reinheitsgobot.
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i'm usually either drinking sam adams or yuengling, sometimes killians irish red. not a huge drinker though, i have various reasons. when i'm out, i'll turn down most domestics if offered to me since a lot of them are poo in a can
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And I would never partake or imbibe in consuming squirrel piss. Sounds nasty. I do know blatz farts though. Kindof like old style farts only less smelly. Mmmmmmm. Smell that? Its fischers beer from florida.
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i'm usually either drinking sam adams or yuengling, sometimes killians irish red. not a huge drinker though, i have various reasons. when i'm out, i'll turn down most domestics if offered to me since a lot of them are poo in a can |
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