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Message 1304315 - Posted: 10 Nov 2012, 6:12:25 UTC

Mouth wash is even a issue up there.
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Message 1304343 - Posted: 10 Nov 2012, 8:23:00 UTC

Many of the "country" wines are best left for a year or so. This particularly applies to the reds, where the freshly brewed wine is very bitter and leaves horrendous after taste, but after a few months it develops a whole new character, smooth, pleasant after-taste, and depending how it was brewed it can have a kick like a mule.
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Message 1304385 - Posted: 10 Nov 2012, 10:29:59 UTC

I do like the Beaujolais Nouveau though. Every year they sell it, freshly brewed. Has a bit of a light taste and one year is better than the other but it's a decent wine for sure.
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Message 1304450 - Posted: 10 Nov 2012, 13:10:17 UTC - in response to Message 1304385.  
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I make that rhubarb wine and it takes a whole year to set. Like a said before it's good but very dry. Best of all it but my sister out for a while. :)
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Message 1304918 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 14:22:56 UTC - in response to Message 1304283.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.
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Message 1304997 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 18:10:46 UTC

You might have a point there, Chris. I must say it's not my favourite wine either...
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Message 1305072 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 21:09:05 UTC

A citizen of the Beaujolais region once described "Nouveau" as being nearly as undrinkable as something the cat micurated...
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Message 1305096 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 21:37:56 UTC - in response to Message 1304385.  
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I do like the Beaujolais Nouveau though. Every year they sell it, freshly brewed. Has a bit of a light taste and one year is better than the other but it's a decent wine for sure.


Never heard of it up to now.
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Message 1305129 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 22:46:33 UTC - in response to Message 1304918.  
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Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!
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Message 1305141 - Posted: 11 Nov 2012, 23:39:28 UTC - in response to Message 1305129.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

If You like Cream anything that's fine with Me, just so no one has a problem with what I drink or what I don't drink.
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Message 1305243 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 3:40:31 UTC - in response to Message 1305129.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

You are still drinking logger?

Lager is a type beer. Logger is a man that cuts down trees for a living.


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Message 1305256 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 4:04:16 UTC - in response to Message 1305243.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

You are still drinking logger?

Lager is a type beer. Logger is a man that cuts down trees for a living.

And what's a Mexican Logger?
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Message 1305259 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 4:07:09 UTC - in response to Message 1305256.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

You are still drinking logger?

Lager is a type beer. Logger is a man that cuts down trees for a living.

And what's a Mexican Logger?

If you read the can carefully, it is a type of lager...


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Message 1305270 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 4:51:27 UTC - in response to Message 1305259.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

You are still drinking logger?

Lager is a type beer. Logger is a man that cuts down trees for a living.

And what's a Mexican Logger?

If you read the can carefully, it is a type of lager...

I was being rhetorical, but whatever.
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Message 1305304 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 8:11:23 UTC - in response to Message 1305243.  

[quote]Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

You are still drinking logger?

Lager is a type beer. Logger is a man that cuts down trees for a living.[/quote

Oh man I give up.
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Message 1305358 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 14:20:05 UTC - in response to Message 1305129.  

Here is one, years ago in upstate NY we had a beer called Genesee Cream ale. I bought 6- 12 packs out here in CA. Oh man I was in hog heaven. Can't get them to send me another (not a dealer) and the store won't get anymore. The lady told me she had a women call from Alaska and she would even buy a truck load? Nope! Well Alaska is a tough state anyway.

As a local to that particular brewery I have two statements.
1. Eck, how you and others can drink Cream Ale is beyond me. ;-)
2. As far as I've heard, Genesee sells more of that stuff in other states than they do here, so someone somewhere has some more for you.


Please don't cut me down for something I like, you drink what you like and I'll drink mine. ale. logger. what ever my taste are different than are yours, so don't cut me down liking cream ale. Drink what you want but don't cut me down!

Take it easy bro, I didn't cut you down... Just said I don't like that stuff.
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Message 1305623 - Posted: 12 Nov 2012, 23:53:17 UTC - in response to Message 1305347.  

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Lager (German: storage) is a type of beer that is fermented and conditioned at low temperatures. Pale lager is the most widely-consumed and commercially available style of beer in the world. Bock, Pilsner, Dortmunder Export and Märzen are all styles of lager. There are also dark lagers, such as Dunkel and Schwarzbier. The term Lager is a cognate of ligrs, Gothic for "place of lying (down)".


When I was in Germany and UK I tried so many kinds of beer it wasn't funny. A lot of them were pretty darn good too. One was the October fest beer, that one had a lot of horse power behind it. I never seen so much beer flow in my life at one place. I had three years to try them all out. :))
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Message 1305740 - Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 7:50:16 UTC

I prefer Ale to Lagers.

Especially the IPA kinds. :-)
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Message 1305744 - Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 8:24:13 UTC - in response to Message 1305740.  
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I prefer Ale to Lagers.

Especially the IPA kinds. :-)


I got into IPA more in the last few years, I like it but what some of these guys are coming with home brews makes you think. I like beer of all kinds but I will explore for more. Though I have made wine and tasted straight moon shine but beer has always fascinated me.
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Message 1305748 - Posted: 13 Nov 2012, 8:29:29 UTC

Stouts are good too. I am a big fan of Guinness. A good IPA or Guinness are pretty much all it takes to keep me happy.
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