Beer
07-22-2007, 07:33 PM
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Che Guevara
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Beer
I'm a big fan of Budweiser or Texas beers. However from time to time I like to try something new.
Today's experience was with a beer called Paulaner Salvator. It's a "Double Bock". I highly recommend it if you decide to spend a little more on a beer. Price for a 6 pack was $11.25. This was in a place that sells 36 pack of budlight for $10.99. Smooth to the taste yet very hearty. Has been brewed for over 360yrs.
Comes in smooth. Has taste but not such a heavy taste that it feels like there would be more hops than needed. Alcohol % is 7.9%. Comparable to a Shiner Boch but smoother with a slightly bolder aftertaste and fuller. I give this one 4 stars. Great beer.
So if you're like me, walk into a place with 200 types of "exotic" beers and don't know what you'd like to try, grab one of these. Safe bet.
Today's experience was with a beer called Paulaner Salvator. It's a "Double Bock". I highly recommend it if you decide to spend a little more on a beer. Price for a 6 pack was $11.25. This was in a place that sells 36 pack of budlight for $10.99. Smooth to the taste yet very hearty. Has been brewed for over 360yrs.
Comes in smooth. Has taste but not such a heavy taste that it feels like there would be more hops than needed. Alcohol % is 7.9%. Comparable to a Shiner Boch but smoother with a slightly bolder aftertaste and fuller. I give this one 4 stars. Great beer.
So if you're like me, walk into a place with 200 types of "exotic" beers and don't know what you'd like to try, grab one of these. Safe bet.
07-22-2007, 09:28 PM
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If you wanna try something new, check out http://www.beeradvocate.com. They'll direct you to some really good brews.
07-23-2007, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by ToiletDuck
I'm a big fan of Budweiser or Texas beers. However from time to time I like to try something new.
Today's experience was with a beer called Paulaner Salvator. It's a "Double Bock". I highly recommend it if you decide to spend a little more on a beer. Price for a 6 pack was $11.25. This was in a place that sells 36 pack of budlight for $10.99. Smooth to the taste yet very hearty. Has been brewed for over 360yrs.
Comes in smooth. Has taste but not such a heavy taste that it feels like there would be more hops than needed. Alcohol % is 7.9%. Comparable to a Shiner Boch but smoother with a slightly bolder aftertaste and fuller. I give this one 4 stars. Great beer.
So if you're like me, walk into a place with 200 types of "exotic" beers and don't know what you'd like to try, grab one of these. Safe bet.
Today's experience was with a beer called Paulaner Salvator. It's a "Double Bock". I highly recommend it if you decide to spend a little more on a beer. Price for a 6 pack was $11.25. This was in a place that sells 36 pack of budlight for $10.99. Smooth to the taste yet very hearty. Has been brewed for over 360yrs.
Comes in smooth. Has taste but not such a heavy taste that it feels like there would be more hops than needed. Alcohol % is 7.9%. Comparable to a Shiner Boch but smoother with a slightly bolder aftertaste and fuller. I give this one 4 stars. Great beer.
So if you're like me, walk into a place with 200 types of "exotic" beers and don't know what you'd like to try, grab one of these. Safe bet.
07-23-2007, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by LAfrequentflyer
German - brewed in Munich.
-LAFF
-LAFF
I also like St. Pauli Girl. Not as flavorful as say, Weinhenstephaner Hefe, but still one of my favorites. I especially like the lable.
07-23-2007, 05:28 AM
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Duck, if you ever come to SEA, we can go beer guzzling. And anybody else on APC. Mike will be our fearless guide.
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