New ship names: beers

[tesco samoa]

ANd I almost forgot

Algonquin Honey Brown Larger.
KLB Raspberry Wheat Ale.
Anchor Steam Ale
Alimony Ale. " The bitterest beer around "

(All spelling errors are just typo's)

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[dmm]

Not a beer drinker, but...

"Schaefer is the one beer to have when you're having more than one."

I think that was a Philly brand of beer, and I think it's gone now. Not sure. Just remember that jingle from childhood.

[Lerchey]

You can add:

Yeung Ling Lager (not sure of spelling)
Penn Pilsner
Penn Dark
Penn Wiess
Straub
Rolling Rock

to the list.

General John

[dogscoff]

Oh, came across another in the supermarket Last night:
TsinTao verrrry nice beer. Never thought of the Chinese as a beer- brewing nation but this stuff is good.


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[Askan Nightbringer]

Some real Australian ones

Crown
James Squire
Coopers
Cascade
Hahn
Tooheys
Victoria Bitter


Think I might go get myself a tooheys.
Askan

[capnq]

I remember the Schaefer's jingle, too; I grew up within the Philadelphia TV market's broadcast radius. And I can't believe I forgot Rolling Rock. It did finally occur to me that I've got a take-out menu from the bar & grill down the street. The ones they list that haven't been mentioned yet:

Augusteiner
Brooklyn
Chesterfield
Honey Brown
Yuengling

I dunno if you want to include Zima.

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Cap'n Q

The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the
human mind to correlate all of its contents. We live on a placid
island of ignorance in the midst of black seas of infinity, and it was
not meant that we should go far. -- HP Lovecraft, "The Call of Cthulhu"

[Rollo]

Thanks everybody,
I will make a new list and will include it in the zip file for the Space Vikings which I will post later today or tomorrow.

Rollo

[Cyrien]

quote:

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Originally posted by dogscoff:
Oh, came across another in the supermarket Last night:
TsinTao verrrry nice beer. Never thought of the Chinese as a beer- brewing nation but this stuff is good.

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Chinese beer originally came from Germany when the European nations where dividing the nation up into the Spheres of Influence and later the Open Door Policy. They built a couple breweries which the Chinese still run today, and some new ones...

Maybe something good did come from Imperialism?


[This message has been edited by Cyrien (edited 15 September 2001).]