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Dukausaur wrote:Any decent-quality Pilsener is fine with me. Here in Canada I mostly drink Moosehead, as the best compromise between price and quality. Others I buy when I can afford to splurge are Heineken, Warsteiner and Grolsch. Steam Whistle Pilsener is also not horrible.
Donelladan wrote:Dukausaur wrote:Any decent-quality Pilsener is fine with me. Here in Canada I mostly drink Moosehead, as the best compromise between price and quality. Others I buy when I can afford to splurge are Heineken, Warsteiner and Grolsch. Steam Whistle Pilsener is also not horrible.
Those beers are expensive for you ? Never imagined to hear that a pils, or worse an heineken, could be expensive.
Heineken is one of the cheapest beer around here, and basically no one drinks it where I come from.
I love ale. Belgian beer ale are the best, trappist if you can. Try a Kwak or a Triple Karmeliet and I'll be damned if you ever go back drinking Pils.
Chimay blue, Trappist Rochefort, Chouffe are among my favorite.
MyNameIsJack wrote:Donelladan wrote:Dukausaur wrote:Any decent-quality Pilsener is fine with me. Here in Canada I mostly drink Moosehead, as the best compromise between price and quality. Others I buy when I can afford to splurge are Heineken, Warsteiner and Grolsch. Steam Whistle Pilsener is also not horrible.
Those beers are expensive for you ? Never imagined to hear that a pils, or worse an heineken, could be expensive.
Heineken is one of the cheapest beer around here, and basically no one drinks it where I come from.
I love ale. Belgian beer ale are the best, trappist if you can. Try a Kwak or a Triple Karmeliet and I'll be damned if you ever go back drinking Pils.
Chimay blue, Trappist Rochefort, Chouffe are among my favorite.
how much would molson canadian be for you tho lol, but yeah honestly canada (specifically ontario) has some of the highest alcohol taxes in the world. i believe we even just hiked it again to 53% or 57% tax on product lmao
Dukasaur wrote:MyNameIsJack wrote:Donelladan wrote:Dukausaur wrote:Any decent-quality Pilsener is fine with me. Here in Canada I mostly drink Moosehead, as the best compromise between price and quality. Others I buy when I can afford to splurge are Heineken, Warsteiner and Grolsch. Steam Whistle Pilsener is also not horrible.
Those beers are expensive for you ? Never imagined to hear that a pils, or worse an heineken, could be expensive.
Heineken is one of the cheapest beer around here, and basically no one drinks it where I come from.
I love ale. Belgian beer ale are the best, trappist if you can. Try a Kwak or a Triple Karmeliet and I'll be damned if you ever go back drinking Pils.
Chimay blue, Trappist Rochefort, Chouffe are among my favorite.
how much would molson canadian be for you tho lol, but yeah honestly canada (specifically ontario) has some of the highest alcohol taxes in the world. i believe we even just hiked it again to 53% or 57% tax on product lmao
Our prices are high, but not near the highest in the world.
Look at world prices for a 6-pack of Heineken. Canada is above average, but not in the top quintile.
http://www.globalbrandprices.com/Canada/Heineken/
It's even more glaring if you look at a bottle of Johnny Walker:
http://www.globalbrandprices.com/Canada/Johnnie_Walker/
thegreekdog wrote:I have always disliked Heineken. I spent a couple of months in the Netherlands and thought it would taste better... it did not.
Donelladan wrote:Dukausaur wrote:Any decent-quality Pilsener is fine with me. Here in Canada I mostly drink Moosehead, as the best compromise between price and quality. Others I buy when I can afford to splurge are Heineken, Warsteiner and Grolsch. Steam Whistle Pilsener is also not horrible.
Those beers are expensive for you ? Never imagined to hear that a pils, or worse an heineken, could be expensive.
Heineken is one of the cheapest beer around here, and basically no one drinks it where I come from.
I love ale. Belgian beer ale are the best, trappist if you can. Try a Kwak or a Triple Karmeliet and I'll be damned if you ever go back drinking Pils.
Chimay blue, Trappist Rochefort, Chouffe are among my favorite.
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MyNameIsJack wrote:i like everybodys selections, now for a clutch question, tins or bottles?!
thegreekdog wrote:MyNameIsJack wrote:i like everybodys selections, now for a clutch question, tins or bottles?!
Bottles. Cans are only for shotgunning.
MyNameIsJack wrote:thegreekdog wrote:MyNameIsJack wrote:i like everybodys selections, now for a clutch question, tins or bottles?!
Bottles. Cans are only for shotgunning.
i hate storing bottles to return lol so always opt for tall cans, plus i feel better about bringing cans around with me, oppsed to bottles
2dimes wrote:Depends on the beer too. Guinness and some others are much better from a can with the floating widget. When you open the can the co2 gets infused into the beer. Seems much more like draught.
Most Lager types or Newcastle Brown is definately more delicious from a bottle.
If it's a can I like to put it in a glass first then drink it.
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