Beers

• #60 Reply
  Posted by kindm's on 27 Apr, 2005 20:44
• Ha ha ha. I knew that would get to you wah
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• #61 Reply
  Posted by Gordo on 27 Apr, 2005 20:46
• RAM is a restaurant/brewery. they started in CO and have spread out a bit. not sure where exactly though. we got a few here in chicago. they got good food too, oh yeah and Foxy Boxing every saturday night, i was a judge once, and got free Trifectas all night =   :vomit2:
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• #62 Reply
  Posted by kindm's on 27 Apr, 2005 21:07
• for a tasty strong ale might I suggest a Sam Smiths
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• #63 Reply
  Posted by Wolfman on 27 Apr, 2005 21:28
• Quote from: weekapaug19

  Quote from: kindm\'s

  The fact that guinness has less alcohol then all of the other choices should get it removed form the list

  
  How much alcohol is in guinness??

  
  Yes, he is ser.  American Guinness is only 4.2% alcohol, the lowest ABV of any beer on the market.  But it makes up for it in flavor.
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• #64 Reply
  Posted by Wolfman on 27 Apr, 2005 21:31
• Besides Sam Adams, my favorite American breweries are:
  
  Stone
  Rogue
  Victory
  Dogfish Head
  
  They each have lots of good brews.  If you haven\'t had at least 3 beers from each of these breweries, go out and try them.
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• #65 Reply
  Posted by Mamalakabubadaya on 27 Apr, 2005 22:37
• Quote from: Wolfman

  Besides Sam Adams, my favorite American breweries are:
  Stone
  Rogue
  Victory
  Dogfish Head
  

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  years ago when i was out west on a trip, my dad took me to the rogue brewery. if you are ever in oregon and nearby you should definitely check it out. i don\'t see much of it on the east coast or at least where i live though, sucks.
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• #66 Reply
  Posted by Wolfman on 28 Apr, 2005 07:01
• Wow, Rogue brewery, that\'s pretty cool.  Heady place I bet.  There\'s a decent amount of Rogue in New England, if you go to the right packie they\'ll have 6-8 different ones.  The south still has a long way to go with craft beer though.
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