Re: What's your favorite beer?
Yeah, what synaptik said about having to “pick” just one. Doesn't it depend on the what's and why's? which depends on mood and occasion? Drinking for quantity, drinking hard, drinking for show, for fashion, for vogue, for Charles Bukowski's tradition and in memory of him? Pretty sure I've sampled plenty at the top, the bottom and the middle, from various countries. DosXX, Corona, Foster's (minus the kick when it turns on you), many others are good (MoonRise: if you've ever had natural Coors go bad, you'll never get back to it again, ever). Fact is, I like cheap beers. Those at the upper-middle 75-percentile of the very bottom of the barrel: Natural Lite beats most there, and--hide the label--and it beats many at the upper-middle 75-percentile of the top beers. And root beer isn't bad, diet. Was there a question, and did I answer it? Whatever it was, I have a feeling each of us would answer differently if asked again tomorrow.
Yeah, what synaptik said about having to “pick” just one. Doesn't it depend on the what's and why's? which depends on mood and occasion? Drinking for quantity, drinking hard, drinking for show, for fashion, for vogue, for Charles Bukowski's tradition and in memory of him? Pretty sure I've sampled plenty at the top, the bottom and the middle, from various countries. DosXX, Corona, Foster's (minus the kick when it turns on you), many others are good (MoonRise: if you've ever had natural Coors go bad, you'll never get back to it again, ever). Fact is, I like cheap beers. Those at the upper-middle 75-percentile of the very bottom of the barrel: Natural Lite beats most there, and--hide the label--and it beats many at the upper-middle 75-percentile of the top beers. And root beer isn't bad, diet. Was there a question, and did I answer it? Whatever it was, I have a feeling each of us would answer differently if asked again tomorrow.
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