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AllDayToker

AllDayToker

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Yeah its 75$ here as well. Its a damn good bottle from the crown line. I like almost all of there stuff though.

Man that's to bad you don't buy expensive bottles, missing out on a lot of fantastic drinks. Scotch especially!!
 
Mr. Bongwater

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AllDayToker said:
Yeah its 75$ here as well. Its a damn good bottle from the crown line. I like almost all of there stuff though.

Man that's to bad you don't buy expensive bottles, missing out on a lot of fantastic drinks. Scotch especially!!
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don't think i'd like aged whiskey or scotch, maybe when i'm older
 
AllDayToker

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Shit you don't have to be old. I am pretty young, probably one of the younger people on the forum at least, and I love scotch. It's just an aquired taste. Went from cheap whiskey to little higher dollar whiskey then moved to single barrel whiskeys, then moved on to the single malt scotches.

I did the same with beer. Started with keystone and natty ice, moved up to bud heavy, bud platinum, then to everyday imports like the new Belgium line to now crazy micro brew and aged beer from bourbon barrels.

It's about developing, exploring, and pushing your palate.

This usually will land you in wanting complex and smooth flavors, resulting in high priced booze!

Fuck hamburger is great, but holy hell if prime rib is an option I'm saying that burger is garbag haha
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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AllDayToker said:
Shit you don't have to be old. I am pretty young, probably one of the younger people on the forum at least, and I love scotch. It's just an aquired taste. Went from cheap whiskey to little higher dollar whiskey then moved to single barrel whiskeys, then moved on to the single malt scotches.

I did the same with beer. Started with keystone and natty ice, moved up to bud heavy, bud platinum, then to everyday imports like the new Belgium line to now crazy micro brew and aged beer from bourbon barrels.

It's about developing, exploring, and pushing your palate.

This usually will land you in wanting complex and smooth flavors, resulting in high priced booze!

Fuck hamburger is great, but holy hell if prime rib is an option I'm saying that burger is garbag haha
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my favorite beer is labatt blue star but you can only get in Newfoundland unfortunately, second is probably coors light (realized bud light is very bland) i hate Budweiser, regular labatt blue, and molson canadian, tried a few high rated beers like smithwicks red ale which wasn't that good, and "la fin du monde" from quebec which got 10/10 but i hated it, it was like some kind of wine.

Samuel Adams was introduced to liquar store today, ever try that? and what did you think of bud light platinum?
 
AllDayToker

AllDayToker

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Mr. Bongwater said:
my favorite beer is labatt blue star but you can only get in Newfoundland unfortunately, second is probably coors light (realized bud light is very bland) i hate Budweiser, regular labatt blue, and molson canadian, tried a few high rated beers like smithwicks red ale which wasn't that good, and "la fin du monde" from quebec which got 10/10 but i hated it, it was like some kind of wine.

Samuel Adams was introduced to liquar store today, ever try that? and what did you think of bud light platinum?
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Never heard of like any of those first beers, besides Budlight and budweiser. Must be Canadian brands haha.

But yeah Sam Adams is huge in the states here. In one of their commercials they show all the beers they brew, they have like over 100 varieties, it's insane.

The Budlight Platinum is good in my opinion, smoother and more taste then regular, and stronger, but the price tag is decently high, even around here. I here people say they do like it or they hate it, no real inbetween
 
Mr. Bongwater

Mr. Bongwater

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AllDayToker said:
Never heard of like any of those first beers, besides Budlight and budweiser. Must be Canadian brands haha.

But yeah Sam Adams is huge in the states here. In one of their commercials they show all the beers they brew, they have like over 100 varieties, it's insane.

The Budlight Platinum is good in my opinion, smoother and more taste then regular, and stronger, but the price tag is decently high, even around here. I here people say they do like it or they hate it, no real inbetween
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how does sam adams taste? i tried rolling rock which got imported recently it costs 16$ for a 6 pack of cans lol, but i loved it, looks awesome too.

20150801_000339.jpg that's what labatt blue star 5% looks like, love it, hundred times better then budweiser (old pic tho)
 
AllDayToker

AllDayToker

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Mr. Bongwater said:
how does sam adams taste? i tried rolling rock which got imported recently it costs 16$ for a 6 pack of cans lol, but i loved it, looks awesome too.

View attachment 3502655 that's what labatt blue star 5% looks like, love it, hundred times better then budweiser (old pic tho)
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Sam Adams is good. It's a little darker beer, like an amber. Little more hoppy and bitter then most mainstream stuff like budweiser or miller. I like it, but its defiantly one of those beers that gets a little rich after a few, well in my opinion.

Yeah I remember you saying you just got Rolling Rock, I like there boxing and color scheme too. They taste good for the price here, but I pay the same price as your six packs and I'll get a thirty.

Bluestar looks interesting, never heard of anything like that so must not be too popular in the US.
 
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