breweries - best of the best ?
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RE: breweries - best of the best ? - 7/4/2007 11:29:29 AM
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stomper
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the best beers? jump here: BEER GODS or here: BEER GODS II .
< Message edited by stomper -- 7/4/2007 11:33:20 AM >
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RE: breweries - best of the best ? - 7/5/2007 10:28:31 AM
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hyperion
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Beer, like wines are related to the individuals palate and this changes with location I have found. For instance, an icy glass of Amstel consumed at the beach bar in Aruba in 90 degree heat while waiting for the sunset and "the green flash," is the most delicious drink in the world. I take that back. The mug of lager you wait for in a bar in "oldtown" Frankfurt for ten minutes as the bartender continually "sticks" off the foam so she can get more beer into the glass. I take that back, That glass of Carta Blanca drunk in the gardens beneath the waterfall at the brewery in Montery, NO, I take that back, That Coors along with the hotdog at Fenway park has got to be the best in the world. No, I take that back, that "BUD" taken out of the cooler filled with ice, on the boat returning from a day of fishing. NAH, you see, experts be damned. It's what you like at the moment. I like the packaging of Corona in the clear enameled bottle and when the lime and advertising was added the price of a bottle doubled. It is thirst quenching beer which you will quit drinking if you see the brewery in downtown Mexico city. The buildings are walled with rusty corragated metal and when asked when they were going to modernize the answered was "they were afraid the "bubble" will burst and the desire for their beer curtailed. I spent three years complaining about English beer in the Pub of the hotel I frequented outside of London. One night the bartender met me with a big smile and indicated a draft handle with "Budweiser" imprinted on it. Finally a good beer and it came in bottles also. (Brewed in England.) So, you see, Beer is Beer. The nectar of the gods, and may god bless them all. By the way. Miller has just hit the market with a tasty brew to compete with Corona and the lime. It's packaged in a dark green bottle and is brewed with lime and salt added. Called "Chilada" and I like it.
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