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i dunno my favorite beer is yuengling, and thats as american as you can go, though i have had one german beer and that was god too
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Straylight wrote:Good points made so far, I have one thing to add...
European beer =
American beer =
(Sorry)
That's OK, I know many Americans who would, if they saw a Dutch beer standing right next to a Budweiser on the street would dash for the Dutch one.
Right now, I have an urge to go open up a bottle of Singaporean Empire Beer--but I'm underage and I have my principles. That, and I just don't like the taste of alcohol.
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Hm...my mom is supposed to be getting me a sake bottle for my birthday, because I like the way some of them look. I want to stick my tongue to it for a minute to taste it, but not swallow it and just pour it out. That'd be the best, as my dad was once an alchoholic.
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When I'm old enough, I'm going to try a SMALL quantity (probably no more than half a shot) of sake just to know what it tastes like.
I'm nuts.
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I'm nuts.
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Raiden no Kishi wrote:When I'm old enough, I'm going to try a SMALL quantity (probably no more than half a shot) of sake just to know what it tastes like.
I'm nuts.
Rai
Yes; yes you are are
. Sake is actually pretty god awful stuff, but try it anyways... Personally, I'd rather have a glass of riesling or a nice cold cider.
For those who are curious, the drinking age in Canada is 19.
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