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Iced Angels

Iced Angels

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^Beer takes time to grow on you as do most things. What makes beer so great is its diversity.
-Lying on the beech sipping a Corona (w lemon ofc) to some chilled out music
-Sitting by the fireplace on a cold evening with a nice warming ale/stout
-Having lunch in the Alps in the snow with a good German beer served in one of those amazing glasses.
How you enjoy your beer is up to you and thats what makes it amazing :)

14-Feb-2012 13:12:07

MsBabyangel
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MsBabyangel

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i like to drink beer sometimes, i used to drink 2 or 3 times a week. i finally decided i have too much time on my hands and got a 2nd job in evening i do it just once a week now. My favorite kind is "the king of beers" aka budweiser! im choosy and picky i always carefully look at the "born on date" if its older than 2 months ill look at dates on quarts or 40s(1075ml) or i just buy busch when $$ is tight all beer tastes the same to me anyways after 3 12oz (355ml)
i usually slam down 8 - 12 12oz (355ml) bottles or cans
i like to drink outside so i can smoke my $4.19 a pack pall mall menthos :P
I usually like to listen to classic rock music from the '70s or theres some days i listen to only heavy metal music depends on my mood and if im drinking alone or not.. i dont mind drinking alone because i get " the itch " for a drink 2 or 3 days after my last drink I have a awesome drinking radio sony 560 watts ! i got a old computer connected to it , i use vlc media player to play mp3s it seems to play alot louder than plain cds or radio !
I nearly got a D.W.I feb 1 of this year.... :/

14-Feb-2012 15:12:32 - Last edited on 14-Feb-2012 15:14:32 by MsBabyangel

Sir Steve N
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Sir Steve N

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"^Beer takes time to grow on you as do most things. What makes beer so great is its diversity.
-Lying on the beech sipping a Corona (w lemon ofc) to some chilled out music
-Sitting by the fireplace on a cold evening with a nice warming ale/stout
-Having lunch in the Alps in the snow with a good German beer served in one of those amazing glasses.
How you enjoy your beer is up to you and thats what makes it amazing"
Yes! Exactly! All of those scenario's are wonderful and I have experiences the first two. :P Those are wise words, my friend.

15-Feb-2012 05:17:24

im aight tho

im aight tho

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Corona, my favorite :) . Always gotta have a lemon or lime in it. Or it just does not cut it. I have even put a orange in it sometimes when I am out of lemons and limes, it really goes well with that skunk kind of beer. There is another beer that I really enjoy called Shock Top, orange flavor kind of beer. I even put a orange in it to get that extra kick of orange taste. Mmm. Good stuff :P

18-Feb-2012 06:32:49 - Last edited on 18-Feb-2012 06:37:42 by im aight tho

Triquos

Triquos

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I don't like beer personally. The first time I tried it, it tasted like a combination of:
1) the smell of crushed ant - only it tasted like it
2) petrol
3) baileys vanilla
Then I tried champagne and it was worse. It tasted like the smell of petrol, only it came back up, like a woosh of bubbles - the same sort of thing when you open up a can of soft drink.
/forever cured

21-Feb-2012 11:41:35

Catweazle
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Catweazle

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Being a Brit, and elderly as well, I have to say my favourite tipple is 'Bitter'.
There's a plethora of micro-breweries across the U.K. making some absolutely memorable ales, some of which are their mainstay brand and some seasonal. Of the widely-distributed beers two of my favourites are Hobgoblin and Bishops Finger.
In Scotland and parts of the North you can obtain a very drinkable Bitter called 80 Shilling (yumyum).
I suppose Bitter is an acquired taste - some of the Belgian bitters brewed by the Trappiste Monks are excellent. I don't like lagers generally, too fizzy, too cold although the locally made European lagers are much more palatable than those produced for the mass market. One exception being Stella Artoise (or "Wife Beater" as it's affectionately known here due to the strength of it and the fact it is beloved of lager-louts). It's actually quite a nice lager.
The worst beer I've ever tasted is Budwesier - tastes like an experiment in a chemical factory.

21-Feb-2012 13:23:55

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