Favorite Beer

i'm down

mind i don't indulge in malt liquor often but it doesn't matter.

and if you like coors light then you basically don't like beer.

sdg

You don't have to like Coors to drink it. Plus, it comes in plastic bottles, so you don't chip your teeth if you don't have a glass.

1. coors isn't that cheap in canada and it's weak as piss

2. it doesn't come in plastic bottles. even if it did i would still refuse to drink it. light beer is fucking lame as shit. i can get pabst for 3 or 4 dollars less and with 1/3 more alcohol in it. fuck coors light. the silver faggot.

also lol at "if you don't have a glass"

why the fuck would you need a glass and what kind of turd chips their teeth on beer bottles?

coors extra gold is the one you want in a pinch. $10 for a 30 pack.

again, you guys are american.

what do you get molden golden? that is my canadian pinch beer. that or labatt blue.

well yeah but still for 12 labatt you're paying about $23, and it's not that good. best price i find is $20 for 15 beers.

Lion's head is the cheap beer of choice.

Fucking case of Pilsner for $10.

  essines said:

1. coors isn't that cheap in canada and it's weak as piss

 

2. it doesn't come in plastic bottles. even if it did i would still refuse to drink it. light beer is fucking lame as shit. i can get pabst for 3 or 4 dollars less and with 1/3 more alcohol in it. fuck coors light. the silver faggot.

 

also lol at "if you don't have a glass"

 

why the fuck would you need a glass and what kind of turd chips their teeth on beer bottles?

The first beer I ever drank, I chipped my tooth on the bottle. From then on, I always use a chalice.

And it does come in plastic bottles if you get the cooler box:

http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories....32419&EDATE

I guess they don't have that in Canada.

I really like Kokanee though.

  Great Maker ShaiHulud said:

I really like Kokanee though.

*respect fully restored*

also americans seem to be unable to realise that canadian liquor is at least twice as expensive.

Oh no, I realize that.

Our taxes are about to go up here in Oregon, though.

And whatever happened to Molson Ice/Canadian? I never see it in the store anymore.

I used to love newcastle. Cant really stand it now but if Im at a bar and theres nothing else on tap Ill get one.

Just finished my pack of Obsidian stout...not sure what to get next. Its probably my favorite beer though.

Homebrewing an IPA atm

I think I meant Molson Canadian. Whichever one is the cheap one.

Molson Ice was the only ice beer I could stand.

  Great Maker ShaiHulud said:

Oh no, I realize that.

 

Our taxes are about to go up here in Oregon, though.

 

And whatever happened to Molson Ice/Canadian? I never see it in the store anymore.

taxes. fuck. i'm canadian

and molson canadian is huge in canada. ice is also everywhere. ice is cheaper but still like 9 or 10 bucks a six pack

  xxx said:

  essines said:

well yeah but still for 12 labatt you're paying about $23, and it's not that good. best price i find is $20 for 15 beers.

 

 

  essines said:

  Great Maker ShaiHulud said:

I really like Kokanee though.

 

*respect fully restored*

 

also americans seem to be unable to realise that canadian liquor is at least twice as expensive.

 

Well, what do you pay for your vodka in Canada? It goes something like this around my parts:

 

Well/Bottom Shelf:

1.75 Liter Bellows--$10.79

 

Call Brands:

1 Liter Skyy--$15.98

 

Premium Brand/Top Shelf:

1 Liter Grey Goose--$31.98

 

You should seriously look into distilling. A friend of mine's dad made one but you don't have to be handy like that to get one. Surely a place like O Canada would leave you alone if you kept your mouth shut. When the Mountie knocks on your door, kindly say "It's for water purification, sir" as Belphegor blasts and your hair's all disheveled from quaffin' copper spirits.

so the typical size is 750 ml (3/4 litre) and the cheapest i find that, for bottom shelf vodka, is about $20 give or take. that's the best deal. it's more likely you're paying 22 or 23 dollars. a 1.75 litre bottle is more like $50...

grey goose is close to $60 for the aforementioned 3/4 litre. so try that on.

we don't have one litre bottles here though. it goes 750 ml to 1.14 litre to 1.75 litres. those are the three large bottles. the "mickey" is 375ml. and those are typically about 11 or 12 dollars on a good day.

  essines said:

so the typical size is 750 ml (3/4 litre) and the cheapest i find that, for bottom shelf vodka, is about $20 give or take. that's the best deal. it's more likely you're paying 22 or 23 dollars. a 1.75 litre bottle is more like $50...

grey goose is close to $60 for the aforementioned 3/4 litre. so try that on.

Is your currency worth less than ours? Because that's pretty damn expensive for a fifth of bottom shelf.

we're damn near even. for some reason canada just hates that people here love beer and hockey. fuck.

jesus christ that's expensive

bottom shelf here is 11 bucks for a 1.75

right now i'm drinking franziskaner weissbier

:)

i've seen mcormick up here for a price in purgatory between normal shelf and bottom shelf.

canadian

fuck canada in this respect though. fuck them.

Fuck Canada in every respect.

whoa there horsey.