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Bones McCracker
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| Darth Marley wrote: | | BoneKracker wrote: | First of all, I don't count light beers and hefeweizen as beer, because the first is water and the latter gives me a splitting headache.
Having said that, the worst beer ever made is Tuborg Gold.
I think Heineken is a decent beer. Let's put it this way: it's better than most of the other beers you can find almost anywhere (such as filling station convenience stores). It has the propensity to go skunky, though, if not stored at the proper temperature. |
Skunkification comes from it being struck by light. Green bottles always bad. Get it in a can. |
I didn't know light was the problem, I thought it was improper refrigeration.
The problem with cans is that beer in cans tastes like cans (tastes like metal and whatever that plastic shit is they use to coat them).
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energyman76b
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I am waiting for the 1 of May and then I am going to get seriously drunk with this stuff:
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/66/202
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tylerwylie
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I've got some Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro at home waiting for me, but that's the opposite of a bad beer.
Beer I consider truly disgusting? Coors Light. Never forget. Never again.
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sikpuppy
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| Carlsberg Special Brew is...special. Plus Elephant Beer...both around 7.2& alc/vol and taste like your uncle's home brew. |
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juniper
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| BoneKracker wrote: | Floral notes in beer. Sounds gay to me. I bet they wouldn't allow that in German beer.
Also, I wish people would stop making pumpkin pie flavored "beer" each Autumn. It tastes like shit. |
I couldn't care less what the germans allow. Floral notes comes from the hops. |
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juniper
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| tylerwylie wrote: | I've got some Left Hand Milk Stout Nitro at home waiting for me, but that's the opposite of a bad beer.
Beer I consider truly disgusting? Coors Light. Never forget. Never again. |
Never had coors light.
I find all those random lagers taste the same. The european ones are a slightly higher class of crap, but crap nonetheless. Amstel, Heineken, Canadian, Labatt, Bud, Coors, Becks all tastes like random lager. I would rather drink wine (and that's saying something). |
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greyspoke
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| Could be worse. I remember Watney's Red Barrell. Mmmmmmm... |
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energyman76b
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| sikpuppy wrote: | | Carlsberg Special Brew is...special. Plus Elephant Beer...both around 7.2& alc/vol and taste like your uncle's home brew. |
stale socks and pickled herring?
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sikpuppy
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| energyman76b wrote: | | sikpuppy wrote: | | Carlsberg Special Brew is...special. Plus Elephant Beer...both around 7.2& alc/vol and taste like your uncle's home brew. |
stale socks and pickled herring? |
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Darth Marley
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| BoneKracker wrote: | | Darth Marley wrote: | | BoneKracker wrote: | First of all, I don't count light beers and hefeweizen as beer, because the first is water and the latter gives me a splitting headache.
Having said that, the worst beer ever made is Tuborg Gold.
I think Heineken is a decent beer. Let's put it this way: it's better than most of the other beers you can find almost anywhere (such as filling station convenience stores). It has the propensity to go skunky, though, if not stored at the proper temperature. |
Skunkification comes from it being struck by light. Green bottles always bad. Get it in a can. |
I didn't know light was the problem, I thought it was improper refrigeration.
The problem with cans is that beer in cans tastes like cans (tastes like metal and whatever that plastic shit is they use to coat them). |
I wonder if the lining is BPA?
| Quote: | | It is well established that iso-alpha acids, in the presence of both visible and ultraviolet light, are responsible for the formation of 3-methyl-2-butene-thiol (3-MBT) - a chemical compound known as a mercaptan that is the cause of the unpleasant "light-struck" or "skunky" off-flavour associated with beer exposed to light. When beer is packaged in clear or green bottles, the increased amount of light that can penetrate these packages significantly increases the risk of the chemical reaction that results in 3-MBT. |
http://www.barthhaasgroup.com/en/varieties-and-products/product-application/light-stability/51-popup/en/187-light-stability
Miller supposedly uses something like what those guys sell, and it doesn't really work. Let any beer be exposed to direct sunlight for a few minutes, and you have skunked beer. |
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pjp
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| Darth Marley wrote: | | I wonder if the lining is BPA? |
Most likely. Probably causes autism and cancer.
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