American beer has a different taste than Canadian beer. This is one brand beer that I like to drink in my travels to the U.S.A.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
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American beer has a different taste than Canadian beer. This is one brand beer that I like to drink in my travels to the U.S.A.
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Nice colour to it, for sure. I'm assuming the taste matched.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed drinking. Went down smooth.
DeleteWow, looks good Andy.
ReplyDeleteThere are more boutique beers and ales in the U.S. in recent years. I haven't seen this brand on the West Coast but there are more than there used to be that are worth the calories.
ReplyDeleteHow very interesting that a Canadian would like an American beer. I guess that there are so many small beer brews in the US that I never thought that there would be a significant distinction. I guess that I should look for this one next time I get to the northwest US?
ReplyDeleteBises,
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Yes, they are very different! I used to review beers. There are so many different kinds, it's fascinating!
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