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29-Nov-2011 06:25:55
Please no links here! D:
I haven't heard of Carling, Fosters or Stella Artois. I assume they are great though.
I haven't heard of Carling, Fosters or Stella Artois. I assume they are great though.
30-Nov-2011 05:46:51
Your taste in beer is much different than mine.
I think it's because those extremely dark beers have a taste that put a lot of people off and while hard liquor doesn't have the greatest taste, it takes less to achieve the effects they are probably looking for. They just put up with it long enough to achieve the feeling they want.
I think it's because those extremely dark beers have a taste that put a lot of people off and while hard liquor doesn't have the greatest taste, it takes less to achieve the effects they are probably looking for. They just put up with it long enough to achieve the feeling they want.
01-Dec-2011 07:42:00
I haven't heard of Carling, Fosters or Stella Artois. I assume they are great though.
You would assume incorrectly.
All three are pretty bland lagers - Stella is the only one that can even claim to have a taste or edge to it. The nicest thing I can say about the other two is that they are... drinkable. With Carling, even that's borderline.
(No offence intended for anyone who likes them, but they are pretty bland - hence why they appeal to so many people and are so readily available in the UK. Good thirst-quenchers in summer, though!)
I'm a fan of stouts and darker, heavier beers in general. Kwak is a personal favourite, if a bit sweet. I used to have a passion for Guinness but that has faded slightly in recent years.
Most recently I have finally learned to appreciate ale, after years of trying. I must be getting old.
You would assume incorrectly.
All three are pretty bland lagers - Stella is the only one that can even claim to have a taste or edge to it. The nicest thing I can say about the other two is that they are... drinkable. With Carling, even that's borderline.
(No offence intended for anyone who likes them, but they are pretty bland - hence why they appeal to so many people and are so readily available in the UK. Good thirst-quenchers in summer, though!)
I'm a fan of stouts and darker, heavier beers in general. Kwak is a personal favourite, if a bit sweet. I used to have a passion for Guinness but that has faded slightly in recent years.
Most recently I have finally learned to appreciate ale, after years of trying. I must be getting old.
02-Dec-2011 06:59:58 - Last edited on 02-Dec-2011 07:01:10 by Mod Timo
Thanks for replying Mod Timo!
(And thanks for removing the link)
To me, stouts are alright. The only stout I can really tolerate is Guinness. It's a shame you have outgrown Guinness.
I'm sure later down the road I will outgrow it as well and move on to darker beers.
(And thanks for removing the link)
To me, stouts are alright. The only stout I can really tolerate is Guinness. It's a shame you have outgrown Guinness.
I'm sure later down the road I will outgrow it as well and move on to darker beers.
03-Dec-2011 05:38:18
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