"Bob Myers" > wrote in message
...

> Look for a 90 Shilling Ale or\a Fat Tire Ale
> at any decent purveyor of beers...

Heard about the 90/s, good things, and heard HAPS about the Fat Tyre from my
US mountain biking buddies - from what I did hear, go for it - grand beers
indeed ',;~}~




Shaun aRe

In article >,
wrote:

> Well in this case you and the priest are wrong. I though the same
> thing about beer and its taste for a long time. After going to
> Germany and getting real beer I knew better. Fortunately you can get
> some of these beers in the US.
>
> You need to try other beers, NON US beers and I am sure you will find
> one that fits your taste. Mass marketed beer in the US has less in
> common with beer than water.
>
> Alt beers, and other dark beers are my preference v. the more common
> lagers & ales.

Since I have actually tasted many beers, from Germany, Belgium, and
India, as well as local microbrews, I think I know my own tastes. My
priest was spot on. Beer only more so. Yuck.

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