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Julie Kangas

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Nov 5, 1993, 10:46:40 AM11/5/93
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In article <ogqQnHC00...@andrew.cmu.edu> "Christopher W. Graefe" <cg...@andrew.cmu.edu> writes:
>I would have to cast my vote for American.
>
>The name says it all!

Oh not again.

Have you tried Sierra Nevada Pale Ale? Anchor Steam?
Do so, then make a decision. You just haven't traveled
enough if you think American mega-swill is worse than
swill produced in a few other countries.

The worst swill I've ever had was an unnamed murky beer
scooped out of a tub at a pivo (beer) stand in Arkhangelsk,
Russia. This was then transferred into your own container
which you had better have had the foresight to bring. The
bottled stuff wasn't much better. All the taste of American
swill with only half the hops. (ouch)


Julie
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Ken Papai

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Nov 6, 1993, 1:45:39 PM11/6/93
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(Mike McCall) writes:

>Charlie Gow (Charl...@f615.n109.z1.fidonet.org) wrote:
>: ...Tuborg was pretty foul, but when I was a kid in San Diego, we had a beer
called
>: King Smedley's Beer. Without exaggerating, King Smedley's Beer made
Tuborg look
>: like Young's Ram Rod. It was that putrid! X-(*) Did you ever get King
>: Smedley's up your way in the mid-70's or were San Diegans the only ones
blessed
>: with such riches? ...
>: P.S. - Went to the New Wharf Rat Brewput in Baltimore a couple of days
ago. The
>: Blackfriar Stout and Farrell's Irish Strong were so good I tipped two
pints each
>: in your and Ken Papai's honor. Cheers

>Well, in 1977, for example, I was only fourteen years old, so I wasn't doing
>much drinking. Never had King Smedley's Beer. IMHO, there's three "Kings of
>Swill" in the wonderful world of beer: [such a Youngster!]
>1. Tuborg Gold
>2. Old English 800 ( ah, the memories)
>3. Mickey's Big Mouth

>Now, when I was in high school, it seemed that Mickeys was actually a pretty
>decent beer. I could be wrong. Tuborg just plain sucks, and Old English
>should replace ipecac (sp?) as the #1 way to induce hurling.
>Went to the Duke of Edinburgh and tipped a pint of Fuller's for you, Charlie,
>and tipped a pint (a bottle, actually) of Old Peculier for Ken " I am Beer"
>Papai.

Just spent nearly the Worst Week of my life in Kansas City area. Could
not tip any beers for Charlie (and Mike if he's nice) since I worked my
ass off, had no life, got sick stayed sick for 6 days, etc. Cold weather too.
Since this is a beer forum then the girly margaritas I quaffed do not count.

BUT!!! I was so happy to get off the plane yesterday to beautiful weather!
Had a 22 oz. A.V. Barney Flats (a hoppy, Full-bodie, sour-mashed oatmeal
stout) with my meal. AWESOME as always. I was in such a state of bliss
I forgot about Charlie (& Mike) and lost myself in that nectar.

I gota go back Monday for another week in KC. Sure hope I can look up
some local quality beer joints while I am there and hope it doesn't snow!

Cheers! (esp. to hopheads and stoutheads)

--
Ken Papai, Sunnyvale, Calif. | This space for rent until I find quote
kpa...@rahul.net

Mike McCall

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Nov 8, 1993, 3:22:33 PM11/8/93
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Ken Papai (kpa...@rahul.net) wrote:
:
: Just spent nearly the Worst Week of my life in Kansas City area. Could

: not tip any beers for Charlie (and Mike if he's nice) since I worked my
: ass off, had no life, got sick stayed sick for 6 days, etc. Cold weather too.
: Since this is a beer forum then the girly margaritas I quaffed do not count.
:
: BUT!!! I was so happy to get off the plane yesterday to beautiful weather!
: Had a 22 oz. A.V. Barney Flats (a hoppy, Full-bodie, sour-mashed oatmeal
: stout) with my meal. AWESOME as always. I was in such a state of bliss
: I forgot about Charlie (& Mike) and lost myself in that nectar.
:
: I gota go back Monday for another week in KC. Sure hope I can look up
: some local quality beer joints while I am there and hope it doesn't snow!
:
: Cheers! (esp. to hopheads and stoutheads)
:
: --
: Ken Papai, Sunnyvale, Calif. | This space for rent until I find quote
: kpa...@rahul.net

Ken, you know how I feel about AV Barney Flats. I'm glad you forgot about
me! Drink something GOOD in my honor!:)
OBbeer: I've heard rumors that a brew-pub called "Barley and Oats" is
opening up in San Mateo sometime in Decemeber. Anyone heard anything?
Word of caution: watch out for police "check-points" all along the
Penninsula. Also, I saw one as I was leaving Half-Moon Bay last weekend.
Be careful out there!
--

Mike (My Brain is Flaming) McCall


Dougman

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Nov 15, 1993, 8:38:21 AM11/15/93
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Hey, it's really funny when someone gives a really off the wall description of
a beer that they've had. So here's the list so-far, if anyone has more, please
e-mail to dcp...@ritvax.isc.rit.edu. Hey do you think this could make it into
the archive, dan?

Beer (origin) person who tried Taste
----------- ---------------- -----------------------------------

Petrovskoe (ussr) Blair Sheridan taste...Lenin's embalming fluid
Legend Bitter pe...@minster.yor foul, metallic, stale taste which
compared to "a mouthfull of 2p pieces"
Limerick Red (usa) Hugh Johnson aftertaste "like licking wilted lettuce"
Gosser (greece) (George Mansoor) "tasted and smelled like rotten fish."
Kaiserdom Rauchbier Brian Schar tasted like "liquid bologna" or "not
very good smoked sausage."
Pyeatt (Homebrew) Larry D. Pyeatt "tasted like a freshly plowed field."
Dead Cat Beer "Kyle Wohlmut" "tastes like a dead cat all right."
Hoolau Beer (hawaii jpdavid@netcom. "tasted dirty...like they ran out of
water, so they used celery-juice or..."
Alimony Ale (?) <mpower31@Maine "tastes like melted down aluminum cans"
Celtia (Tunisia) qu...@aal.itd.umi it's 40% formaldehyde, so... "it's
got an aftertaste that just won't quit"
Poiana (romanian) bjoerne@vxdesy.d "It tasted (and looked!) as if someone
had already drunk it, but not been able
to keep it down."
Ballantine's IPA Matthew Mitchell tasted like "drinking a tree!"
Drumond Bros. tappaan@earlham. "tasted like the Ohio River after an
antifreeze spill!"


Cheers!
Doug Palmatier
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Direct Response Admin 4

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Nov 22, 1993, 7:18:34 PM11/22/93
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Next time you're in Portland, Oregon you must try Widmere beer...their
Heffenweiser is sheer Heaven! You can get it on tap in both Portland and
Seattle, Washington, but having it at the local brew pub is best partially
because the food is so good! Can't wait until June 1994 so I can have it
again!

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