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yzmxer608 wrote:Sounds uncomfortable...

Mikey is Fosters any good? I've asked you before but want to know if your taste's have changed.

no.

TeamHavocRacing wrote:

Mikey wrote:I really do contribute to so much around here. I also should get a cut of each game key sold.

It should go to the medical costs of big head reduction surgery.

Universal health care Havoc, come on you should know this!

It was a stretch in the first place. You lucky bucks.

yzmxer608 wrote:Mikey is Fosters any good? I've asked you before but want to know if your taste's have changed.

Fuck you Nate.

So it's that good eh? Might have to pick some up.

Imported beer rarely tastes nearly as good as local and fresh brewed(also has to be heat pasteurized to be sold here). If you've ever had Corona or Pacifico in the states(or anywhere other than Mexico) and then tried either of them in Mexico, then you'll really taste the difference. Fosters tastes like ass by the time it gets to us. Just for the benefit of the doubt, I'm hoping it tastes at least a little better down under.

It tastes like ass no matter the location.

TeamHavocRacing wrote:Imported beer rarely tastes nearly as good as local and fresh brewed(also has to be heat pasteurized to be sold here). If you've ever had Corona or Pacifico in the states(or anywhere other than Mexico) and then tried either of them in Mexico, then you'll really taste the difference. Fosters tastes like ass by the time it gets to us. Just for the benefit of the doubt, I'm hoping it tastes at least a little better down under.

Foster's is brewed in Texas.

It's brewed in a few countries, but the biggest market for it is the uk because apparently they like shit beer.

I'd say the Belgians have the best and worst taste at the same time. Lambic brews are frickin amazingly delicious and expensive, but Trappist ales are syrup-y and are an acquired taste for sure.

TeamHavocRacing wrote:I'd say the Belgians have the best and worst taste at the same time. Lambic brews are frickin amazingly delicious and expensive, but Trappist ales are syrup-y and are an acquired taste for sure.

After doing some research on beer styles there are so many choices it is crazy. So far I am a fan of Irish red ales and Belgian dubbels/tripels. Restaurant breweries are really popular here. Every time we eat out I try to sample different beers to gauge what I like and dislike.

Dubbel is on the edge for me. Trippel is too heavy for me. I can handle imperial stout though. Old Rasputin is dank. 4 pack is as much or more than a sixxer of good beer.

Today I found out that a bunch of people on Etsy are selling vintage hats. There are some super cool ones to be found.

Best Aussie beer.

Nate's new favorite after this weekend lol.