What kind of beer will be cracked on Packers opener?

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Originally posted by Tdog:


as for Special Export, I'm told that the employees that bought the Heileman brewery after they sold out to Miller and formed City Brew use the Special Export recipe for their La Crosse Lager...

I always liked Special Export. I wish I could find this in Boston. I wonder how close the La Crosse Lager is to Special Export. I am sure Miller has the rights to it.

The Wife and I are fond of this beer.

I'm a Hollander and I think Heineken is undrinkable

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Originally posted by Henry:

Eclipsed only by the golden era of "dry" beers.

Dry beers were just odd. No "finish" at all.

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Originally posted by Zeke Bartkowski:
My favorite bier.

Also my favorite Oktoberfest/Marzen.

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Originally posted by CAPackFan95:

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Originally posted by PDXPackFan:



$2.99 for a 12-pack

I'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you, but you must leave Portland by end of week.

No one in Portland with access to the beer we have access to, should ever drink that swill. Ever.

Someone will be escorting you to the border. I'm sure Estacada, Gresham, or Hermiston would love to have you.

... Gresham for sure, you can add Vancouver WA to that list also... and i dont REALLY drink that cr*p, i saw it in Grocery outlet one time and couldnt believe it was only 2.99 a shorty..so i bought one out of curiousity and almost threw up drinkin one.. so i dumped the rest

I don't drink heavy beers too much any more due to the diabetes, but this is my current favorite when I do:

The best beer that I ever drank, was San Miguel "Painted Label" in the PI back in the late 60's. It would be any where from 1% to about 20% alcohol. You would find twigs, dead mice, etc! in some of the bottles, but it only cost 4 pesos for a case, (7-1 exchange rate)and it was really good. Painted label was NOT exported.

I also have a less than appetizing response to the version of Heineken they ship to the US.

Another Opinion - not for work

I'll be having Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

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Originally posted by Boris:

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Originally posted by Stefan:
Some really good tastes in here...

Bet you can't find the frog now.

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Originally posted by Packy:
Some to add to the BAD BEER list....Goebel, Schaefer, Weidemann, Old Milwaukee, Schlitz & Pearl off the top of my head.

Schlitz should not be on that list anymore.

Agree.

Replace it with Blatz.

Solved.

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Originally posted by :


Schlitz should not be on that list anymore.

Root

My two favorite kinds, cold and free.

to start it off, it will be the sam adams/weihenstephaner collaboration of INFINIUM a "champagne" style beer

and then on to the sierra nevad misture of pale/torpdeo/summer/ and weiss. going to be a long day but enjoyable

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Bet you can't find the frog now.

or the boy peeing on the side of the hill

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Originally posted by Packy:
Maybe a Great Lakes which is brewed here in Ohio. I know when you hear Cleveland you may think of a burning river but this brewery is worth checking out. They brew some good beer. Not sure how far they distribute so many of you may have never heard of them.

Great Lakes Beer

Was there a couple of years ago. Their Edmund Fitzgerald Porter is good. I'm not an IPA guy but their Lake Erie Monster is excellent.

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Wow, who possibly thought this was a good idea?

marketing guys trying to get women to drink beer cuz women are the only ones I've seen drinking them. same with all the shandy beer stuff.

I can tell you that whenever I find myself at the Sevie anywhere between 3 and 5, there is a line of trabajadores in front of me all buying this crap. Since I hate Budweiser products with a passion that burns hotter than the surface of a thousands suns and tomato-type juice stuff nearly as much, that may be the most evil product ever invented. Other than bacon. And porn.

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Wow, who possibly thought this was a good idea?

Mexicans... A Michilada is a popular drink there and pretty damn tasty in the morning. Think half beer and half bloody marry without the vodka and loaded with citrus.

2 or 3 of those are great way to cure a hangover.

Yuengling Black and Tan or their Lager. I really have no problem drinking a bad beer on occasion but whatever it is beer cannot have fruit in it.

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Originally posted by JJSD:
I can tell you that whenever I find myself at the Sevie anywhere between 3 and 5, there is a line of trabajadores in front of me all buying this crap. Since I hate Budweiser products with a passion that burns hotter than the surface of a thousands suns and tomato-type juice stuff nearly as much, that may be the most evil product ever invented.

Your opinion of it is higher than mine.

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Or Bacon. And porn.

Goalline told me that was a beautiful and natural thing to do with ferrets and the bacon grease just makes one a considerate lover.

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Originally posted by Hungry5:

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Wow, who possibly thought this was a good idea?

I used to drink red beers all the time at 5 A.M. in the ice shack. But that was pretty much just beer and V8 with olives. Of course, I used to drink old school red eyes as well.

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Originally posted by Coach:

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Originally posted by Zeke Bartkowski:
My favorite bier.

Also my favorite Oktoberfest/Marzen.

gonna have to try this. love marzen's.

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Originally posted by Henry:

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Originally posted by Hungry5:

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Wow, who possibly thought this was a good idea?

I used to drink red beers all the time at 5 A.M. in the ice shack. But that was pretty much just beer and V8 with olives. Of course, I used to drink old school red eyes as well.

Beer and tomato juice mixed 50/50 is a Wisconsin tradition going back to the 50's.
It worked as the last drink of the night when you thought "the spins" might be in your future and also for the morning after!

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Originally posted by Green Crustacean:
I also have a less than appetizing response to the version of Heineken they ship to the US.

Another Opinion - not for work

I'll be having Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.

I have some Pabst on the shelf right now. My Dad used to work at Pabst. The best Pabst I ever drank was cold, right out of a half barrel at the brewery

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Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:

Tastes much better on tap with the Irish Sharock drawn in the head.

I say bring back the classic beer commercials for the opener too!

That commercial brings back some pretty good memories, thanks for posting that.

I'll try to get a hold of a few of these for the game, very good beer imo.

Honestly I hadn't thought about it. Blue Moon is my current fave but scrolling thru this thread reminded me of old college fave...



Nowadays it's probably a good vino.

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Blue Moon is my current fave

Every Blue Moon comes with a complimentary fruit garnish.

In all honesty, if the brewer tells me his beer is best paired with some kind of citrus, then go right ahead and put a piece of fruit in my beer. I love Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat (easily my favorite hefe) and when I pick up a sixer I get a lemon to go with it.

In all honesty, if the brewer tells me his beer is best paired with some kind of citrus, then go right ahead and put a skirt on and pour me a Single Malt.

Attn IowaCheese (p 1) your manhood has been questioned. ^^^^ Y'all r stoopid.

I happen to have perfect legs for a skirt