I take it you're gonna say they drink water somewhere along the line?
The greatest drinkers in the world : Through ages 'till the present
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Ever tasted American beer? Water has a slightly stronger taste.Hyperion said:
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I've yet to taste it. And given the fact that I don't like any beer I've already tried, it probably won't matter.
You just have to find the right beer. Stuff that flaunts being American like Coors or Bud is generally crap. Companies that advertise more about their beer than their country tend to be better, like Samuel Adams. That said, I still prefer Guinness, Sapporo, and Corona to most beers.
And as an Irish, Scottish, and German mix, I've probably got a measurable blood alcohol content at all times, even when I'm not drinking.
And as an Irish, Scottish, and German mix, I've probably got a measurable blood alcohol content at all times, even when I'm not drinking.
Yeah, cuz it'll remind you of throwing up all the good beer you didn't like.
Aye I knew the Irish would be first for now. Guinness is still my favourite stout and my alcoholic drink.
Also do you guys pour the guinness properly or just drink it as soon as you pour it? In Dublin pubs they pour it 3/4 full, let it settle then pour the rest and let it settle again. It takes an age to get your drink and you never pay the barman beofre he gives you the pint because they would "accidentally" forget about you if you pay before he starts pouring. Pouring it properly actually gets rid of alot of its bitterness and makes it taste like heaven for me.
Also do you guys pour the guinness properly or just drink it as soon as you pour it? In Dublin pubs they pour it 3/4 full, let it settle then pour the rest and let it settle again. It takes an age to get your drink and you never pay the barman beofre he gives you the pint because they would "accidentally" forget about you if you pay before he starts pouring. Pouring it properly actually gets rid of alot of its bitterness and makes it taste like heaven for me.
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Not a huge fan of Guinness on draught (The foamy stuff, blaugh!), much prefer the original and foreign extra stuff.
For the most part though I just stick to whatever good bitter is on tap in the pubs I go to, Landlord, London pride that sort of stuff, with the occasional pint of something else to break up the pattern.
If you like stout though I would suggest you try out some Fullers London Porter, great stuff and easy to come by, but make sure you drink it warm! (for the record, Stout and Porter are basically the same)
For the most part though I just stick to whatever good bitter is on tap in the pubs I go to, Landlord, London pride that sort of stuff, with the occasional pint of something else to break up the pattern.
If you like stout though I would suggest you try out some Fullers London Porter, great stuff and easy to come by, but make sure you drink it warm! (for the record, Stout and Porter are basically the same)
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Half of a bucket -some dancing- second half of a bucket. That how it goes. And after second bucket it goes straight to singing old Ukrainian songs...
...altough I can assure you that not even one of them will know Ukrainian.
With enough alcohol, I could fluently speak German.
And probably Finnish and Hungarian too.
And probably Finnish and Hungarian too.
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I'm an American sure but I actually drink imports @.@ Blue Moon and New Castle. Nothing wrong with manweiser.
The question is: Would we survive that much.
Hmm... Yes?
IfJawsCouldWalk
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Blue Moon's my favorite really, only drink NewCastle at my friend's house.Calodine said:
Newcastle. One word, only the first is capitalised.IfJawsCouldWalk said:
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