[Arctic_Menace]

Keith's ain't half bad, bud I'd prefer a Stella Artois or a Rickards or a Guinness...

[Robair]

All kinds of good beers. I like beer.

Try to support a local brew wherever I go. Here in the Okanagan I drink Okanagan Springs Lager. When in Saskatchewan, it's Great Western... You get the idea.

[Arrow]

YOUR_DEAD wrote:

Arrow wrote:

YOUR_DEAD wrote:

Toro wrote:

I just spent 10 days in Holland and Belgium. I have never had beer as good as I had in Belgium. It was fantastic. Oddly, I bought a few bottles of Belgian beer when I returned and they were no where near as good.

Have you tried Hoegaarden? Thats the best beer ever, and its from Belgium.


As for a Canadian beer, I drink Canadian.

So is it safe to say that Hoegaarden's like moose piss? 'Cuz yer taste in Canadian beer sucks

I don't drink much Canadian beer dude, none tastes very good, not compared to the best kinds anyway.

Fine. Your opinion. But if you're going to drink what you qualify as good beer and then admit to drinking Molson's at home, it sort of makes your judgement in beer suspect.

[mixedfarmer]

I have had warm beer, skunky beer, old beer, light beer, stout, and all kinds of draft but i never had a bad beer

[LightStarr]

Blue_Nose wrote:

Tman1 wrote:

Thought it was owned by some Dutch company. Hmm maybe Moosehead or Alexander Keiths. Oh well, we brew it we drink it. Thats all that matters.

Ah, Moosehead is the oldest independent brewerie in Canada, and still based in St John's, I think.

Keith's is a Labatt product....

Either way, our beer is still at the top of the list, in my opinion. The only other place who knows beer from piss is the UK, but they're style is quite a bit different... pub ales and stouts, etc. I like them just as much as Canadian beer, but the widget adds a significant novelty factor...

I'm not sure if anyone fixed this, but Mooshead is brewed in Saint John N.B. Not St John's, which is in NFLD. It is in fact the oldest independent. It brews Alpine, Moose and Clancy's (Which was said to be done by Molson or some such nonsense earlier.)


My fav? Its a toss between Moose Dry and Sleeman's Clear. I miss Steam Whistle though.

[Arrow]

LightStarr wrote:

I miss Steam Whistle though.

Depends on your palette though. Steam Whistle's too sharp for mine personally while I like Old Credit because:

1) it's close

and

2) Their Honey Lager in combination with their Pilsner packs a nice one-two punch to the palette IMHO. Two Honey Lagers would be just too cloying whereas the Honey Lager/Pilsner combination is just so. Mind you, Summer's coming and I'm sure I might even lean a little toward their Amber Ale. Either way, t'is the season to be jolly.

[CanAm1]

Alexander Keiths India Pale Ale or Moosehead Dry

In the US...Killians Irish Red.

[novachick]

Keiths

[Red_Eye]

Sleeman's Lager

[mtbr]

A lot of Canadian beer have something in common with a lot of American beer.

[Arrow]

mtbr wrote:

A lot of Canadian beer have something in common with a lot of American beer.

Certainly, virtually anything with the Labatt or Molson imprimateur could be equated to horse piss. The micros? Not feckin' likely.

[sandorski]

hehe, if that's a real beer, I'd like to try it just for giggles.

[travior]

Just about any Canadian beer is better than American beer. Might taste like horse piss to you, Arrow, but I enjoy Labatts. Can only get the Blue down here in SC.

[Arrow]

travior wrote:

Just about any Canadian beer is better than American beer. Might taste like horse piss to you, Arrow, but I enjoy Labatts. Can only get the Blue down here in SC.

Talk about damning with faint praise! Blue's a Belgian beer now anyway.

[PluggyRug]

I drink Lakeport "Wee Willy" just $1.00 per bottle.......yes I am a cheapskate.