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if I had 1 beer it would be a NBBCo. Fat Tire Amber Ale What about you guys out there???  
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My homebrewed Coconut Choclate Stout ("Mounds O' Joy") that I have in my fridge at home. MMMMMMMMM
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Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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My homebrewed Coconut Choclate Stout ("Mounds O' Joy") that I have in my fridge at home. MMMMMMMMM
I'm not really a fan of beer, but that sounds very interesting. How might one acquire a sample from 1000 miles away? 
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Samual Adams all the way. Great for drinking. Darn good for cooking.
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I'm not sure it would be classified as beer but if you take a coconut and knock out one of the "eyes" then drop in a handful of raisins, plug the hole and leave it out in the sun for about 3 weeks. If its not good, at least its cheeep. 
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I live in Burton upon Trent which has a looooong history of brewing. Marstons produce a few nice tipples . One of my favourites is Owd Rodger
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I like the beer from the Dent brewery especially the T'owd Tup
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T'owd Tup? Mate, at 'just' 6%, that's gnats p!ss 
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T'owd Tup?
Mate, at 'just' 6%, that's gnats p!ss
Hey it's fine for little old me if I drink 6 of them, that must =36% 
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...........Schlitz  yum ! (rymes with)
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When your have more than one !!
John
John 06 America Mulberry\Silver
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I like the beer from the Dent brewery especially the T'owd Tup
that was really good but that Toffee ale was bloody awesome
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Have to agree, Fat Tire is definitely on my short list here in US. Depending where I'm at... - Fat Tire - Anchor Steam - Leinenkugel's Red - Pilsner Urquell - Shiner Bock - Sam Adams - Red Hook ESB sorry, you said one...? I can't stop.
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Guinness, Boddingtons, Sam Adams October fest and a local called Troeggs Trogenator.
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Im gona have to go with Genesee or Old Milwaukee.
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Just one?
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot.
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Matt, I'll have 1 or 2 of your Old Milwaukees 
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Naa, I think the Speedmaster Redazz Ale is just about perfect!
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Acudoonabroon! Newcastle Brown Ale! (BTW,mods, we need a cheers icon guy drinking dark beer!)
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Try a bo'le of Toheys Old. You'll never look back.
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Very hard to pick just one beer. There are so many nice beers. But I have to confess, in my opinion, very few of them are brewed this side of the pond. But i am bias. I have a tendancy to prefer the Real Ales brewed in the old country.
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My homebrewed Coconut Choclate Stout ("Mounds O' Joy") that I have in my fridge at home. MMMMMMMMM
I am thinking of taking up home brewing. Any advice? What should i look for?
Arsenalfan. AKA Mark Able
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Jaguar, Land Rover, Porsche of Chattanooga
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Widmer Brothers has a new one called Crimson Wheat that I really like. Soren
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In Between the Dark and the Light..
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Dinqua makes a brew I'd like to call Double Trouble
Delicious, nutritious, and I do believe with a very high alcohol content
One or two of those and I was ready to mow down 6 or 8 parked motorsickles back at NE '06
Yee Hah!
Way back at the dawn of time during an 18 year old (read-16) drinking age era that I miraculously survived,
we used to drink mass quantities of Ringnes Special. Heavy skunk factor.
Cellar temp Guiness on tap is mighty tasty. I believe Guiness is not unlike FL oranges or GA peaches -
they keep the good stuff at home, and send the lesser out for the out of town masses.
Whatever they did with the bottled Guinness is fairly awful. I believe I'd rather glug down a can of hot Carbon Tet, thank you
For domestic watery beer, it's hard to beat PBR, in tall boy issue if you please.
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Matt, I'll have 1 or 2 of your Old Milwaukees
Only if you share a slug or 2 of your rumpleminze. 
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I just tried a Foster's Bitter, in the green oil can. Me likey, much better than the blue can.
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Absolutely, a snort for me a snort for you 
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