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With this in mind, at the liquor store this evening, I picked up a tall can of Sapporo beer, named after the wonderfully snowy city in Hokkaido. Never had it or any other Japanese beer. I may have it this evening. Drinking a can of Yuengling now.
A lot of stores don't even carry Yuengling up here, Sam Adams might be the New England equivalent of regional mass-market-ish beer that's found in most bars. But I often buy Magic Hat or Long Trail beer rather than Sam Adams.
I never thought of Sam Adams as regional. Sam Adams is widely available here; not sure about elsewhere in the country. I like some of their seasonal beers. The regular Sam Adams Boston lager is very good too.
I never thought of Sam Adams as regional. Sam Adams is widely available here; not sure about elsewhere in the country. I like some of their seasonal beers. The regular Sam Adams Boston lager is very good too.
I mean, I used to see it New York State but it's more ubiquitous in Massachusetts.
Drinking the Sapporo now. It's not bad. I can sort of taste the rice flavor. I guess it would go good with Oriental food. Not very remarkable otherwise, but it was worth a try.
And I'm sure Miami feels significantly better, or the same, as where I was born. Average 24C dew point for the whole of July with an average high of 32C in same.
Drinking the Sapporo now. It's not bad. I can sort of taste the rice flavor. I guess it would go good with Oriental food. Not very remarkable otherwise, but it was worth a try.
Asahi has some less rice flavor than the Sapporo. But, my top foreign brand is Heineken, I love the malty and hoppy flavor it has. Domestic beer, I like Coors the best
Asahi has some less rice flavor than the Sapporo. But, my top foreign brand is Heineken, I love the malty and hoppy flavor it has. Domestic beer, I like Coors the best
I don't really mind the rice flavor. I just wish I was having some interesting food to go along with it.
All the main mass-produced domestic beers are the same to me. Drinkable, but nothing special at all. Craft beers are better, but more expensive, obviously.
I wonder if Americans' overall opinions about Russia have shifted a bit more in a positive direction lately. Putin seems to be the only one who's serious about ISIS. And he damn well should be after those rats blew up that airplane and killed over 200 Russians, plus four Ukrainians and a Belarusian. I hope Russia wipes them out.
I wonder if Americans' overall opinions about Russia have shifted a bit more in a positive direction lately. Putin seems to be the only one who's serious about ISIS. And he damn well should be after those rats blew up that airplane and killed over 200 Russians, plus four Ukrainians and a Belarusian. I hope Russia wipes them out.
I'm actually looking forward to the day when other countries take care of the world's problems. Let Russia and France dispose of ISIS for us, considering we squandered a trillion in Iraq for no good purpose at all.
We need to save our money for more important things, like Social Security and Medicare. That's gonna be a matter of life and death for me in about 16 years...so I'm keeping my fingers crossed we'll be soon able to relinquish our role of the world's policeman.
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