Beer Review Thread - Beyond Tiki

SF Slacks Ferret Tiki Socialite Calgary Joined: Oct 02, 2003 Posts: 1396	SF Slacks Ferret Posted posted on Fri, Apr 2, 2004 8:30 PM I think this has been said before here, but here goes again. Canadian beer = skunky And, green bottle = usually skunky No offence taken, to be sure. But I do find it interesting that many of my friends find U.S. beer undrinkable...often likened to water. I have had a few great U.S. beers (Sam Adams comes to mind). I often find beers that people might classify as "skunky" to be more aromatic and therefore more appealing to me. One of my faves is Moosehead...it's Canadian and in a green bottle! Perhaps it's the big names in Canadian Beer that have ruined it for you. I seldomly drink Molson's or Labatt's beer. A general rule that works for me: If it's micro-brewed, it's better than the huge commercial breweries.

I think this has been said before here, but here goes again.

Canadian beer = skunky

And,
green bottle = usually skunky

No offence taken, to be sure. But I do find it interesting that many of my friends find U.S. beer undrinkable...often likened to water. I have had a few great U.S. beers (Sam Adams comes to mind).
I often find beers that people might classify as "skunky" to be more aromatic and therefore more appealing to me. One of my faves is Moosehead...it's Canadian and in a green bottle!

Perhaps it's the big names in Canadian Beer that have ruined it for you. I seldomly drink Molson's or Labatt's beer.

A general rule that works for me: If it's micro-brewed, it's better than the huge commercial breweries.

Post #84314 by Slacks Ferret on Fri, Apr 2, 2004 8:30 PM