Best Canadian Beer!
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Good choices! Some of my favourites:SeasonedOne said:
Mexico - Negra Modelo (dark beer - brewed by same people as Corona)
Argentina - Quilmes (goes great with those massive $4 steaks)
Brazil - Brahma (maybe because I've been Pavlovian conditioned to seeing hot chicks in bikinis while drinking them)
Germany - all of the Munich labels, Dom Kilsch in Cologne
Belgium - too many to name
Back to Canada - Vancouver's Granville Island Brewery is really good. I also like Black Oak from Oakville. Kawartha Lakes in Peterborough has some nice products too.
For those who like Waterloo Dark I suggest you try:
Wee Willie from Lakeport Brewing (and yes I know the jokes will be flying over the name
)
(from their site)
Wee Willy is a traditional, Scottish-style dark beer brewed to 5% alcohol. Flavourful, exceptionally smooth and easy to drink.
Brick Brewing (who make Waterloo Dark) bought Lakeport Brewing and hired Teresa (can't recall her last name) to turn the place around. She not only turned it around, she bought it from Brick Brewery. Shortly after that, Wee Willy made it's debute and tastes like Waterloo Dark, but for a much lower price.
Wee Willie from Lakeport Brewing (and yes I know the jokes will be flying over the name
)(from their site)
Wee Willy is a traditional, Scottish-style dark beer brewed to 5% alcohol. Flavourful, exceptionally smooth and easy to drink.
Brick Brewing (who make Waterloo Dark) bought Lakeport Brewing and hired Teresa (can't recall her last name) to turn the place around. She not only turned it around, she bought it from Brick Brewery. Shortly after that, Wee Willy made it's debute and tastes like Waterloo Dark, but for a much lower price.
The Granite is still at the same place. Their second location (on the Danforth, I think) closed down.Clynnog said:
More info here:
http://www.granitebrewery.ca/index.html
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Keith's
then Creemore
then Traditional (Big Rock)
then Grasshopper (Big Rock)
then Northern Extra Light
then Creemore
then Traditional (Big Rock)
then Grasshopper (Big Rock)
then Northern Extra Light
any premium pale ale or pilsner (don't really taste a difference at all)
keiths use to be my fav but since it has gotten so popular and expensive, i've moved onto trying the loads of european beers that are all pretty much the same, varying in bitterness.
steamwhistle is good for people that don't really drink beer, it has no after taste and it isn't bitter at all.
keiths use to be my fav but since it has gotten so popular and expensive, i've moved onto trying the loads of european beers that are all pretty much the same, varying in bitterness.
steamwhistle is good for people that don't really drink beer, it has no after taste and it isn't bitter at all.
Sleeman clear is nice too for a "diet" beerblaze69 said:
http://www.sleeman.com/en/html/beer/sl_brands/clear/index.htm
Miracle Diet
www.whatsmostpopular.com/view.php?the-miracle-beer-diet.html
To keep that body of yours you must be on this diet instead of 1 or 2 beers.Amazon_woman said:
www.whatsmostpopular.com/view.php?the-miracle-beer-diet.html
