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Dwindlehop wrote:
VLSmooth wrote:Hmm... doesn't microbrewery imply beer? If so, I'll have to pass. I've tried a variety of beers, from Budweiser and Guiness, to Belgium white beer and Stella, all have tasted shitty and are bitter on top of that. Bah.
Then I will amend my previous advice to the following: don't drink crap or weird stuff.
Guiness and Belgian white beer is not weird. I would say that's some of the best beer in the world. How can I make such a statement? There's a place in DC that has the most different types of beer in the world (it's in the Guinness Book of World Records). I've been there a few times and sampled a decent amount of different stuff (Russian beer is odd).

Microbrews are ok, but nothing I've had yet beats a black and tan.

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I think Snake Bite was borderline decent, a mix of lager, cider and something else. Woodchuck falls into the decent pile (a pure cider). As for the restaurant, Jason is likely referring to the infamous Brickskeller.

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Jason wrote: Microbrews are ok, but nothing I've had yet beats a black and tan.
Though I would agree, you'd also have to say that it's not a typical beer, and definitely not a beer to start out on.
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