Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by IndianaDel

Originally Posted by Cuddles

Originally Posted by Gundulph

Enjoy the Beers afterwards 'fellas' (they hate that word )

Yes, it is understandable, most US beer is foul.

"Most"?
You ARE an optimistic Fella! :(

'Good American beer' is an oxymoron.

Unlike you who is just a moron.

Originally Posted by ctauch

Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by IndianaDel

Originally Posted by Cuddles

Originally Posted by Gundulph

Enjoy the Beers afterwards 'fellas' (they hate that word )

Yes, it is understandable, most US beer is foul.

"Most"?
You ARE an optimistic Fella! :(

'Good American beer' is an oxymoron.

Unlike you who is just a moron.

I'm not the one who drinks the foul tasting shite!

Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by ctauch

Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by IndianaDel

Originally Posted by Cuddles

Originally Posted by Gundulph

Enjoy the Beers afterwards 'fellas' (they hate that word )

Yes, it is understandable, most US beer is foul.

"Most"?
You ARE an optimistic Fella! :(

'Good American beer' is an oxymoron.

Unlike you who is just a moron.

I'm not the one who drinks the foul tasting shite!

That's because you're a wet behind the ears sprog who can't buy the substance legally.

Ah the US OODA loop in full effect...observe, overreact, destroy and apologise!

Originally Posted by ctauch

Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by ctauch

Originally Posted by barrett

Originally Posted by IndianaDel

Originally Posted by Cuddles

Originally Posted by Gundulph

Enjoy the Beers afterwards 'fellas' (they hate that word )

Yes, it is understandable, most US beer is foul.

"Most"?
You ARE an optimistic Fella! :(

'Good American beer' is an oxymoron.

Unlike you who is just a moron.

I'm not the one who drinks the foul tasting shite!

That's because you're a wet behind the ears sprog who can't buy the substance legally.

If only!

We have some pretty good micro-breweries and independent brewers in the USA. Fewer and fewer in the UK each time I return. I guess denigrating US beer is fair game for folks who've never visited the Land of the Free
just as dissing English food is to those who haven't visited the Sceptered Isle.

Originally Posted by Busterdog

We have some pretty good micro-breweries and independent brewers in the USA. Fewer and fewer in the UK each time I return. I guess denigrating US beer is fair game for folks who've never visited the Land of the Free
just as dissing English food is to those who haven't visited the Sceptered Isle.

Not so, mate. I've lived in US on and off for years - and the beer is shite. For example, a mate of mine was served a micro-brewed beer at Harvard Brew House which had a chocolate taste - how shite is that, literally?

John Harvard's? First mistake, CHOCOLATE beer? You Californian bro? Harvard's is up there with ...oh... Friary Meux.. that crap they used to sell in pubs around Sandhurst 40 odd years ago!

Originally Posted by Busterdog

John Harvard's? First mistake, CHOCOLATE beer? You Californian bro? Harvard's is up there with ...oh... Friary Meux.. that crap they used to sell in pubs around Sandhurst 40 odd years ago!

Not my idea to go there, I prefer neighbourhood pubs in Quincy! He did not order chocolate beer, as he is no metrosexual, but was told it was closest they had to Guinness! Should have seen his face when he tried it!

Boston is a great area for pubs - reminds me a little of Dublin and Edinburgh. Not a micro brew though Sam Adams Summer Ale is a pleasant pint this time of year, Sam also offers a Stout which is a reasonable substitute for Guinness. Sadly people rave over their 'Chocolate Bock' which costs anything between $12 and $16. per bottle!