Yea my brother had one of our relatives from England (who thought there was
no way that anyone in the US could make a decent beer) try a pint of Blind
Pig Ale.
He changed his mind.... When he was able to talk again... ;)
Also most serious beer drinkers in the PacNW don't bother with the cans of
"Vitamin-R" (slang in this area for Rainier Beer). They go to the pubs that
sell the microbrews. I'm not much of a beer drinker and even *I* know good
beer when I drink it...
On Thursday, December 05, 2002 9:02 AM,
Martin Joseph <marty_at_barknaturalpet.com> wrote:
> Ok,
>
> I've been holding off, but I can't take it anymore...
>
> Actually it's true that most Americans wouldn't know good beer if a
> case of it fell on them, as it is always appalling to see people
> drinking budweiser or god forbid coors light.
>
> I did enjoy several good german beers on a recent trip to my ancestral
> home land, and I must say, if any of you want to taste really good
> beer, please come to Seattle and visit, and I will take you to one or
> several local brew houses that make there own. This is the German beer
> making tradition of course, but made with out incomparable pacific
> NW(US) hops.
>
> There I said it. I'll by the first pitcher...
>
> Marty
>
> PS notice I didn't mention aussie beer.
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