The alcohol content of a beer is usually a good way to guess how many calories it has- belgian beers, IPAs and IIPAs, and any imperial style beer are typically closer to 250 or 300 calories per bottle, being over 8 or 9%. Pilsner urquell is a good low calorie option on the lager side. I believe ratebeer.com has the caloric content of a lot of beers.
I'm into the Mexican beers, they're low cal, low alcohol, or so I want to believe, and they're tasty. I really do hate light beer and American beer. They're OK if you can get used to them, but as soon as you have a good beer, they taste like water.
I like Pilsner urquell, didn't know it was so healthy, I should check out that site.
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Keanu Reeves is known for saying "whoa".
Keanu Reeves said "whoa" in the matrix.
Keanu Reeves is also known for the line, "I know kung fu", having had it instantly downloaded into his character's skull.
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My kid and I pulled up to a Fedex truck. And she said "The arrow is going the wrong way." I said "Huh? WTF are you talking about?" "The arrow between the E and the X... it should be pointing to where the truck is going"
Damn! I never have noticed that there is an arrow there. It took me a good 10 seconds of examining the logo to figure out where the arrow was.
It's not likely to be true (though I don't 100% know, and there may be some that actually do) but consider that if the poles free-spun, instead of the dancer using muscle power to spin, whenever a dancer was on the pole, it would do nothing but spin (due to the weight shifts of the dancer on it).
I'm into the Mexican beers, they're low cal, low alcohol, or so I want to believe, and they're tasty. I really do hate light beer and American beer. They're OK if you can get used to them, but as soon as you have a good beer, they taste like water.
I like Pilsner urquell, didn't know it was so healthy, I should check out that site.
I recommend you try Tusker from Kenya. Coop Liquor carries it.
No. Not Corona, not Budweiser, not Sapporo...so much bad info about this. Yes, they are brewed with rice, but they are ALSO brewed with barley. Maybe if you have a fake "sensitivity" but don't want to give up good beer for crappy gluten free stuff, but anyone with a real issue shouldn't be touching any beer made with wheat or barley. The de-glutinzed stuff is controversial as well.
I have a real sensitivity to wheat. Not gluten (so soy sauce is ok). Guinness, bud, and sapporo treat me the best. Doesn't matter when having just a pint, but on a long day when "who's counting", then yes. It makes a difference.
I just learned D'yer Mak'er isn't pronounced Dire Maker. I always wondered about why a song that was so reggae'ish and up beat had that ominous title. Silly Brits and their wonky accents.
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