:metal: i feel a salute to beer is needed so here it goes....

ALL HAIL THE ALE!

I am a mite fond of my Guinness Draught.







OK, I may actually have a drinking problem.

i have one can of that in the fridge that has been there for about a year

The cans give too much of a metallic taste to the beer. If you can't get the real thing in a bar (pub), then the bottled version is mighty tasty.

MORE BEER!! :metal:

I'm a fan of just about anything, particularly if someone else is buying.

I love beer! I had more than my share while I was camping in the Poconos this past weekend. Many, many Coors Extra Golds died for my enjoyment ... and I don't feel guilty about it at all.

There's no guilt in drunkeness!



Just keep your pants on and your mouth shut all will be well.

I am not real big on the taste of most beers (American anyways) except this one called JW Dundee's Honey Brown. I don't drink it much but I sure do love it. I made the mistake of drinking Arabian beer, they make it with famaglahide and the aftertaste does not go away quickly. I never had real European beer, but I want to try some one of these days.

Never do I want to like beer more then when I'm listening to Korpiklaani and reading Tolkien or Martin.....sadly, I just don't like it. Tried it, hated it, decided not to force myself to "acquire" the taste...so I don't partake....

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My parent give me beer! And I like it! :metal:

Mmmm....beer.

I drink McEwans Scotch Ale, which is very sweet and strong. My guess is that Alex Harvey tipped an occasional one of those.

Beer tastes like complete crap. In fact, all forms of alcohol taste like crap. I can't say I haven't been drunk many times in my life, but getting there sucks. Nothing tastes good to me.

Gimme a Pepsi.

I drink nothing by DIET PEPSI, WATER and the occasional mug o' tea....

Yeah I hate the taste but after 3 beers I just don't care! :metal:

Without beer, I would be an unhappy man. Not to mention 20 lbs. lighter.

I really think most beers taste quite good, especially the high dollar stuff. It could just be an aquired taste, though.

I wonder if the age of first contact or the circumstance of first contact will affect the ultimate relationship with beer? Mine? I was 12-13-14 and when my parents were at work (latch key kid) I tried drinking one of my Dad's beers. I found it wretched and haven't tried since! Korpiklaani might get me to try a thick, dark ale yet but we'll see.

Fizzy American beer is often a bit too much for me to take. That's why I love Guinness draught. Smooth and rich.

That's true.....13 years old?