Beer Poll VI - Wars (and beers) begin and end with handshakes

[GGG]

Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14

I've got another poll lined up, I'll probably wait for the fast food poll to wrap up or close to. I wont spoil the topic, but it's not food/drink related at all.

For the next poll, you'll have to look up to some of your childhood heroes! Stay tuned and glad you all still enjoy the polls

Is it people who were child hood hero’s but now are the worst. Like Bill Cosby or Michael Jackson?

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by PaperBagger'14

I've got another poll lined up, I'll probably wait for the fast food poll to wrap up or close to. I wont spoil the topic, but it's not food/drink related at all.

For the next poll, you'll have to look up to some of your childhood heroes! Stay tuned and glad you all still enjoy the polls

YES a sexy position pole

[Snuffleupagus]

I'm a light ale guy or should I say connoisseur

1) Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc - serve it very cold and your taste buds will thank you.
2) Granville Island Northwest Pale Ale - sleeper beer, extremely tasty.
3) Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier - Pricey but world renowned and good
4) Live Oak Hefeweizen - Best USA wheat ale ever! if you can find it...defiantly try it.

[nieuwy-89]

Guinness isn’t my favourite beer but I did vote for it all along and have no problem with it being champion. For me Guinness is the perfect pub beer at the end of a long day, ruminating with friends over the days events.

Anthony Bourdain did an episode of his “layover” show in Dublin, and must have pounded back at least 8 of them in his 24 hour stop. A pretty cool and ringing endorsement of Guinness.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by nieuwy-89

Guinness isn’t my favourite beer but I did vote for it all along and have no problem with it being champion. For me Guinness is the perfect pub beer at the end of a long day, ruminating with friends over the days events.

Anthony Bourdain did an episode of his “layover” show in Dublin, and must have pounded back at least 8 of them in his 24 hour stop. A pretty cool and ringing endorsement of Guinness.

Few people realize how good of a session beer Guinness really is. I have had many a night on many a Guinness. It also has surprisingly low calories when compared to other beers for the same volume:

Guinness 126
Stella 146
Coors 154
Becks 136
Corona 148
Labatt Blue 154

[Scroopy Noopers]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

Few people realize how good of a session beer Guinness really is. I have had many a night on many a Guinness. It also has surprisingly low calories when compared to other beers for the same volume:

Guinness 126
Stella 146
Coors 154
Becks 136
Corona 148
Labatt Blue 154

Yeah so many people refer to it as a “heavy” beer due to its colour. It’s so weird.
“Oh I could only drink 1 of those, too heavy”.
What?

[Weitz]

Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers

Yeah so many people refer to it as a “heavy” beer due to its colour. It’s so weird.
“Oh I could only drink 1 of those, too heavy”.
What?

Its probably the 70% more fibre it has than those other beers that contributes to that.

It has a lower caloric value but I certainly feel more full drinking them.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Weitz

Its probably the 70% more fibre it has than those other beers that contributes to that.

It has a lower caloric value but I certainly feel more full drinking them.

People's bodies are odd and different.

I feel much fuller drinking other beers than I do Guinness. I find that is one of the problems, I can suck back many more of those than I can say a lager or Pilsner.

Perhaps that is carbonation?

[Scroopy Noopers]

Originally Posted by undercoverbrother

People's bodies are odd and different.

I feel much fuller drinking other beers than I do Guinness. I find that is one of the problems, I can suck back many more of those than I can say a lager or Pilsner.

Perhaps that is carbonation?

I agree with this. I think the carbonation gets to me more than others. I can drink endless Guinness and Kilkenny. I also aggressively pour my beer when I’m at home to try and cut the carbonation a bit.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers

I agree with this. I think the carbonation gets to me more than others. I can drink endless Guinness and Kilkenny. I also aggressively pour my beer when I’m at home to try and cut the carbonation a bit.

Get some Boddingtons in you as well


most people underpour their beer. there should be bubbles it releases more flavour

[flylock shox]

Forgot about Boddingtons: the Albino Guinness.

[Fuzz]

Boddingtons is good too, but in that category I'll always pick a Tetleys. So good.

[Traditional_Ale]

I was never supposed to make it out of the first round, and then to make it to the finals against a juggernaut like Guiness and lose by a single vote hurts. I'm the 2004 Flames.

[AFireInside]

Originally Posted by Scroopy Noopers

Yeah so many people refer to it as a “heavy” beer due to its colour. It’s so weird.
“Oh I could only drink 1 of those, too heavy”.
What?

Yeah it's very weird. I typically like lighter beers overall, but my favourite beer is Guinness. I don't find it heavy in any way, I actually find the opposite.

[DownInFlames]

Ever had a Black and Tan? Guinness literally floats on top of lager or pale ale.

[undercoverbrother]

Originally Posted by DownInFlames

Ever had a Black and Tan? Guinness literally floats on top of lager or pale ale.

snakebite is better

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Two words: Crown Float mutha####a.

[TheIronMaiden]

Guiness is a downright refreshing beer.

[Jacks]

Originally Posted by Traditional_Ale

I was never supposed to make it out of the first round, and then to make it to the finals against a juggernaut like Guiness and lose by a single vote

Did you remember to vote for yourself?

[MoneyGuy]

I’ve never tried Guiness but Guinness is one fine beer.