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Dr J Zoidberg		2012-04-13 11:48:17 AM

The worst swill you will ever taste. But I'm in college and you can't beat the price

old_toole		2012-04-13 11:48:25 AM

brantgoose: Show me a bottle of beer and I can identify the logo most of the time.

It's usually on the label.

Of course, telling a beer from a white wine is a lot more difficult, but it usually says something like "beer", "lager", "very pale ale", or "white wine" on the label to give you a hint as to the contents of the bottle.

Unless the bottle has been opened, in which case there could be anything in there. Teach your children not to drink from bottles they find lying around the garage or other places where bottles may easily contain contents different from those advertised by the label. Just because it smells nice doesn't mean it is safe. Many chemicals smell nice. I like the smell of gasoline but I don't drink it. I just dab a bit behind my ears and my knees to give me that "old money" smell.

I like you.
That made me larf

tarheel07		2012-04-13 11:48:44 AM

22/25 missed Bass, Beck's, and Goose Island (WTF?)

tricycleracer		2012-04-13 11:50:32 AM

tarheel07: 22/25 missed Bass, Beck's, and Goose Island (WTF?)

I only knew Goose Island from drinking in Chicago airport bars.

Party Boy		2012-04-13 11:50:39 AM

Dr J Zoidberg: [beardsandbooze.files.wordpress.com image 510x431]

The worst swill you will ever taste. But I'm in college and you can't beat the price

36 beer for $10.

Thats practically 1.1 of these

Spaztictacular		2012-04-13 11:50:48 AM

Only mised Becks.... love Yuengling

beerpulse.com

Hometown Favorite (Omaha)

Sad I can't get this anymore though...
1.bp.blogspot.com

Void_Beavis		2012-04-13 11:50:51 AM

CaptainMorgan13: 22 of 25. Never heard of Goose Island or Yeungling. Botched the Bass logo (never liked it anyway).

Yuengling is the oldest brewery in the US and by my estimation, the best.

Treygreen13		2012-04-13 11:50:54 AM

Because People in power are Stupid: Go ahead and post your own favorite.

I know you want to.

i291.photobucket.com

/one of my faves
//can you guess it?

busy chillin'		2012-04-13 11:51:09 AM

tonight's dinner menu:

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MaddMango		2012-04-13 11:51:21 AM

Identifying beer was not the problem, but speeling was.

Party Boy		2012-04-13 11:51:23 AM

Party Boy: Dr J Zoidberg: [beardsandbooze.files.wordpress.com image 510x431]

The worst swill you will ever taste. But I'm in college and you can't beat the price

36 beer for $10.

Thats practically 1.1 of these

/file was too ~~large~~ delicious.

Spaztictacular		2012-04-13 11:51:36 AM

Treygreen13: Because People in power are Stupid: Go ahead and post your own favorite.

I know you want to.

[i291.photobucket.com image 500x384]
/one of my faves
//can you guess it?

Leffe Blonde?

32oz High Life		2012-04-13 11:51:41 AM

The only one I recognized was Miller High Life.

mr_bunny		2012-04-13 11:51:44 AM

There was no Shiner Bock so I refused to take this.

asciibaron		2012-04-13 11:52:00 AM

spelling kept me from the getting 25, just 24/25 - heineken is tough :)

maverickzy		2012-04-13 11:52:21 AM

I got all but the one with the two Xs. What's that?

NASAM		2012-04-13 11:52:25 AM

p the boiler:
/allergic to beer k

You poor bastard.

BarleyGnome		2012-04-13 11:52:41 AM

Snarcoleptic_Hoosier		2012-04-13 11:52:43 AM

Got 20/25 but missed three because of spelling.

mr_bunny		2012-04-13 11:52:47 AM

maverickzy: I got all but the one with the two Xs. What's that?

Chick beer.

Treygreen13		2012-04-13 11:53:01 AM

Spaztictacular: Treygreen13: Because People in power are Stupid: Go ahead and post your own favorite.

I know you want to.

[i291.photobucket.com image 500x384]
/one of my faves
//can you guess it?

Leffe Blonde?

Nope.

Here's a hint: It's 8.5%

tricycleracer		2012-04-13 11:53:11 AM

Spaztictacular		2012-04-13 11:53:18 AM

Oh crap... it's Duvel

/idiot

JonZoidberg		2012-04-13 11:53:30 AM

Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: 23/25. Never heard of Goose Island and I forgot Tecate existed since it's flat terrible. I'd rather go back to drinking Mickey's.

17/25, we don't have Yuengling where I live so I had no clue. Couldn't quite get the name for St. Pauli Girl right, never heard of Bass Ale, Dogfish Head or Beck's

I'm from Texas, live in Louisiana now and I've never seen Yuengling here ever, and locals haven't heard of it. I just did a lot of business travel to the northeast and with (good) business travel comes pub crawls. I don't think I've ever had it from a bottle or can, but I came to like Yuengling draft and wish I'd get sent back up to Pennsylvania more often.

jingks		2012-04-13 11:54:00 AM

I've been told that the Bass symbol is one of the oldest trademarks in England.

Metalupis		2012-04-13 11:54:02 AM

the only one i didn't know was Yuengling, as they don't distribute around here I'm not suprised

CitizenTed		2012-04-13 11:54:17 AM

eraser8: I missed:

Landshark Lager
Boddington's
Goose Island
Fat Tire

Also, of the beers in the game, my favorite is Beck's.

Fat Tire? C'mon, man! The logo has a picture of a bicycle with big fat tires! It was a giveaway! :0)
But I do agree: I like Becks! It's simple and clean without being weak and watery.
Too bad it's an import and costs more $$$ than it's really worth.

joyride75		2012-04-13 11:54:57 AM

Dr J Zoidberg: [beardsandbooze.files.wordpress.com image 510x431]

The worst swill you will ever taste. But I'm in college and you can't beat the price

For the price, I thought Boxer was going to be much, much worse. It's not good, but it's not awful, either. I have a buddy that's a bad beer aficionado (cheap) that swears by it.

SuburbanCowboy		2012-04-13 11:54:57 AM

25/25 in 2:30 seconds. Got Hung up on Corona for some reason, or I would've been done in under 2 minutes. I thought the Corona was Carlsberg for some reason.

Answer 4: Guinness or Harp are both acceptable because they both use that in their logo.

Dr J Zoidberg		2012-04-13 11:55:20 AM

JonZoidberg: Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: 23/25. Never heard of Goose Island and I forgot Tecate existed since it's flat terrible. I'd rather go back to drinking Mickey's.

17/25, we don't have Yuengling where I live so I had no clue. Couldn't quite get the name for St. Pauli Girl right, never heard of Bass Ale, Dogfish Head or Beck's

I'm from Texas, live in Louisiana now and I've never seen Yuengling here ever, and locals haven't heard of it. I just did a lot of business travel to the northeast and with (good) business travel comes pub crawls. I don't think I've ever had it from a bottle or can, but I came to like Yuengling draft and wish I'd get sent back up to Pennsylvania more often.

What do you go with? The only beers from Texas I've had are the Shiner products. They're not the best beers in the world, but they're not bad

bottsicus		2012-04-13 11:56:03 AM

I missed Corona, of all things, and Fat Tire.

Had to look up the correct spelling of Yuengling though...really Sporcle? You put Yuengling on there and expect people to spell it right?

NASAM		2012-04-13 11:56:07 AM

Treygreen13: Because People in power are Stupid: Go ahead and post your own favorite.

I know you want to.

[i291.photobucket.com image 500x384]
/one of my faves
//can you guess it?

Duvel?

Party Boy		2012-04-13 11:56:15 AM

Metalupis: the only one i didn't know was Yuengling, as they don't distribute around here I'm not suprised

their black and tan is a terrific budget beer. Plus, you can tell the 'murica crowd to fark off with InBev Budweiser now. Its a fantastic world these days.

SisterMaryElephant		2012-04-13 11:56:34 AM

14/25

but I don't drink beer

Treygreen13		2012-04-13 11:57:30 AM

NASAM: Treygreen13: Because People in power are Stupid: Go ahead and post your own favorite.

I know you want to.

[i291.photobucket.com image 500x384]
/one of my faves
//can you guess it?

Duvel?

Correct.

Metalupis		2012-04-13 11:57:43 AM

I would add Boulevard, Rogue, Shiner, Woodchuck

Girion47		2012-04-13 11:57:46 AM

Yuengling is officially the #1 selling American beer.

Bud is belgian.
Coors isn't american anymore either.

tricycleracer		2012-04-13 11:58:56 AM

Girion47: Bud is belgian.

Hey, it's not great beer but there's no need for that kind of language.

Dr J Zoidberg		2012-04-13 11:59:32 AM

joyride75: Dr J Zoidberg: [beardsandbooze.files.wordpress.com image 510x431]

The worst swill you will ever taste. But I'm in college and you can't beat the price

For the price, I thought Boxer was going to be much, much worse. It's not good, but it's not awful, either. I have a buddy that's a bad beer aficionado (cheap) that swears by it.

In a blind taste test one of the highest rated lagers was Big Flats, a beer that Walgreens makes and sells for $2.99/6 pack

Treygreen13		2012-04-13 12:00:08 PM

Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: 23/25. Never heard of Goose Island and I forgot Tecate existed since it's flat terrible. I'd rather go back to drinking Mickey's.

17/25, we don't have Yuengling where I live so I had no clue. Couldn't quite get the name for St. Pauli Girl right, never heard of Bass Ale, Dogfish Head or Beck's

I'm from Texas, live in Louisiana now and I've never seen Yuengling here ever, and locals haven't heard of it. I just did a lot of business travel to the northeast and with (good) business travel comes pub crawls. I don't think I've ever had it from a bottle or can, but I came to like Yuengling draft and wish I'd get sent back up to Pennsylvania more often.

What do you go with? The only beers from Texas I've had are the Shiner products. They're not the best beers in the world, but they're not bad

There's always St. Arnold's, Rahr, Franconia, 512, Live Oak, and Real Ale. They all have a variety of offerings.

I like Shiner's standard Bock but the rest of it is good or bad depending on the year. Their christmas seasonal is one of my favorites but I understand why some people don't like it.

RickyWilliams'sBong		2012-04-13 12:01:23 PM

25/25.

Aside from Guinness, Newcastle, Dogfish Head, and occasionally Sam, the beers on there are terrible.

I'll never understand the love for Yuengling. About the only thing you can say for it is that it's cheap and (unlike Budweiser or Coors) at least has the decency to not taste like anything. It's like buying a Chevy Aveo and being proud that at least it's not a Kia Spectra.

Girion47		2012-04-13 12:01:27 PM

tricycleracer: Girion47: Bud is belgian.

Hey, it's not great beer but there's no need for that kind of language.

Proof! (new window)

asciibaron		2012-04-13 12:01:50 PM

becks is headache inducting tripe.

JonZoidberg		2012-04-13 12:01:53 PM

Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: Dr J Zoidberg: JonZoidberg: 23/25. Never heard of Goose Island and I forgot Tecate existed since it's flat terrible. I'd rather go back to drinking Mickey's.

17/25, we don't have Yuengling where I live so I had no clue. Couldn't quite get the name for St. Pauli Girl right, never heard of Bass Ale, Dogfish Head or Beck's

I'm from Texas, live in Louisiana now and I've never seen Yuengling here ever, and locals haven't heard of it. I just did a lot of business travel to the northeast and with (good) business travel comes pub crawls. I don't think I've ever had it from a bottle or can, but I came to like Yuengling draft and wish I'd get sent back up to Pennsylvania more often.

What do you go with? The only beers from Texas I've had are the Shiner products. They're not the best beers in the world, but they're not bad

I get together with friends and have a few every now and then, and I've sweated ethanol during a lot of morning business meetings on the road, but at home a 6 pack can last me months. I don't drink like I used to in college. Shiner is good, but the one I've bought most recently for home drinking is Pacifico. In a frosted mug it's quite refreshing.

Party Boy		2012-04-13 12:02:28 PM

Girion47: Yuengling is officially the #1 selling American beer.

Bud is belgian.
Coors isn't american anymore either.

This is a good thing. Both of them can fark right off as American beers can do without those two sluggards giving the US brews a bad name.

Treygreen13		2012-04-13 12:03:27 PM

JonZoidberg: Shiner is good, but the one I've bought most recently for home drinking is Pacifico. In a frosted mug it's quite refreshing.

If you like Pacifico, you might like Imperial, a Costa Rican beer of a similar taste.
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p the boiler		2012-04-13 12:03:29 PM

NASAM: p the boiler:
/allergic to beer k

You poor bastard.

tell me about it. it didn't fully develop until after college, so at least I was able to cheap drink through my days in West Lafayette. But now, half a beer and I start to get congested, hot and red faced - a full beer and I'm done.

Also, having my go-to drink as Vodka means I am drunk faster than my beer drinking friends and have to pay at least twice as much (normally more than that, stupid Chicago bars)

dletter		2012-04-13 12:04:18 PM

SisterMaryElephant: 14/25

but I don't drink beer

Haha, this was going to be my exact same post.

I actually did have a fairly good idea on Stella Artois and Tecate, but, I couldn't exactly remember the right spelling on those. Sierra Nevada I also recognized, but, couldn't remember the name. A few others I recognized the logos, but, couldn't put the name to them.

Dogfish Head looks like a microbrew, maybe I'm wrong.

JonZoidberg		2012-04-13 12:04:46 PM

Dr J Zoidberg:
Nice handle by the way. I've come into a few threads and wondered if I'd had a stroke since I don't remember posting or even seeing the thread before.

Girion47		2012-04-13 12:05:04 PM

Party Boy: Girion47: Yuengling is officially the #1 selling American beer.

Bud is belgian.
Coors isn't american anymore either.

This is a good thing. Both of them can fark right off as American beers can do without those two sluggards giving the US brews a bad name.

Oh no, I agree. I'm hoping Heavy Seas becomes a lot more popular. My favorite beer of all time has to be Loose Cannon. I took my wife to a Heavy Seas dinner at Granville Moores in DC for our wedding anniversary, it was amazing. The first beer the gave us was a bourbon barrel ale at 10.5% for the first course, and the session beer was 8.5%. There were 8 courses, noone left that dinner sober.

www.corebrewing.com