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Title: beer in a can
Post by: Trey on September 30, 2005, 05:24:32 pm
There are times when beer must be in a can.  When tubing.  At certain outdoor events.  Shoved up a dead chicken's ass before you put him on your smoker.

What beers are good in a can?
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: UpTooLate on September 30, 2005, 05:28:59 pm
Tecate.  That is the one beer I can think of that I prefer in the can instead of the bottle.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: HudsonHawk on September 30, 2005, 05:29:51 pm
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There are times when beer must be in a can.  When tubing.  At certain outdoor events.  Shoved up a dead chicken's ass before you put him on your smoker.

What beers are good in a can?





None are good in a can, but I'd say get whatever you normally drink.  I don't allow bottles around the pool, which means pouring into a plastic cup or cans.  I can never find Shiner Blonde in a can.  I know, none of this helps you.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Cnote on September 30, 2005, 05:37:27 pm
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What beers are good in a can?





Heineken, is not bad in their "NEW" can, I prefer my Pearl Beer in a can as well.

...Possibly the biggest downgrade from bottle to can is Corona...It's really bad, Stay away from it at all cost...It's like having Sex with a Fat Cub's fan.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Trey on September 30, 2005, 05:42:23 pm
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I can never find Shiner Blonde in a can.




Did you ask about this before?  I knew I had seen it, but I could never remember where.  Then I saw it again, but didn't know who to PM.

Anyway, they seem to have it pretty regularly at Grapevine Market here in Austin.  I don't know if you have one of those in Houston or not.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: HudsonHawk on September 30, 2005, 05:47:17 pm
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...Possibly the biggest downgrade from bottle to can is Corona...





That's like saying dogshit tastes better on fine china than on a paper plate.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: geezerdonk on September 30, 2005, 05:50:39 pm
Atlas Prager
Carling Black label
Hamm's
Olympia
Blatz
Jax
Falstaff
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Trey on September 30, 2005, 05:53:52 pm
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Olympia




Is this a joke, or have you recently had electroshock therapy?
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: UpTooLate on September 30, 2005, 05:54:05 pm
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...Possibly the biggest downgrade from bottle to can is Corona...





That's like saying dogshit tastes better on fine china than on a paper plate.





Duh!  Of course dogshit tastes better when served on fine china.

Corona is not a great beer, but it's not THAT bad.  Like if I go to someone's house and they say "you wanna beer?", and I say "sure". If they bring out a Corona, it ain't gonna kill me.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: EasTexAstro on September 30, 2005, 05:58:40 pm
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What beers are good in a can?




Extremely cold beer.

Beer so cold that it is icy.

Beer so cold that it is too cold to taste it.

Otherwise, you have to go bottled.

Seriously, if I am drinking a beer from a can, I am not expecting much in the way of flavor. Just cold suds.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Trey on September 30, 2005, 05:58:40 pm
I like Tecate, as well.  I think it's pretty good for Beer Can Chicken.  If it is the right atmosphere, I enjoy a Lone Star.  Not that it's good beer mind you, but that it's a Lone Star.  Dos Equis in a can is pretty good, but damned expensive.
Title: Meat on a Stick
Post by: Limey on September 30, 2005, 06:11:57 pm
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There are times when beer must be in a can.  When tubing.  At certain outdoor events.  Shoved up a dead chicken's ass before you put him on your smoker.

What beers are good in a can?




Boddington's and Guiness are very acceptable in a can as they have the widget inside that infuses the beer when you open it.  Otherwise, I agree that Heineken is ok in a can but the general rule is that beer in cans sucks.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: HurricaneDavid on September 30, 2005, 06:51:03 pm
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Olympia




Is this a joke, or have you recently had electroshock therapy?




It's the water.
Title: Re: Meat on a Stick
Post by: VirtualBob on September 30, 2005, 07:09:16 pm
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There are times when beer must be in a can.  When tubing.  At certain outdoor events.  Shoved up a dead chicken's ass before you put him on your smoker.

What beers are good in a can?




Boddington's and Guiness are very acceptable in a can as they have the widget inside that infuses the beer when you open it.  Otherwise, I agree that Heineken is ok in a can but the general rule is that beer in cans sucks.




Somebody beat me to it, but I would definitely vote for Guiness in a can ... their patented plastic whateveritis in the can makes it taste almost as good as on tap, while the bottled version tastes dead.
Title: Re: Meat on a Stick
Post by: Greg on September 30, 2005, 07:34:17 pm
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Somebody beat me to it, but I would definitely vote for Guiness in a can ... their patented plastic whateveritis in the can makes it taste almost as good as on tap, while the bottled version tastes dead.




Stop me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Guinness come with the widget in the bottle too? I could of sworn it was in there the last time I treated myself...
Title: Re: Meat on a Stick
Post by: austro on September 30, 2005, 07:47:21 pm
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Stop me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Guinness come with the widget in the bottle too? I could of sworn it was in there the last time I treated myself...





Yes, now it does. I think that's a relatively recent development.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: tophfar on September 30, 2005, 08:12:52 pm
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Heineken, is not bad in their "NEW" can, I prefer my Pearl Beer in a can as well.





I do not believe the words "prefer" and "Pearl Beer" have been used in the same sentence in all of recorded human history.

You should be very proud of yourself.

I think.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Col. Sphinx Drummond on September 30, 2005, 08:49:31 pm
I like Tecate, if you have to drink beer in a can. If it's hot  and I'm beer thirsty, I could drink Milwaukee's Beast Light and enjoy it. But if I got a choice, I'd go with Tecate.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: HudsonHawk on September 30, 2005, 10:05:01 pm
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If it's hot  and I'm beer thirsty, I could drink Milwaukee's Beast Light and enjoy it. But if I got a choice, I'd go with Tecate.




I'd go with thirst.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: chuck on October 01, 2005, 12:29:00 am
Headache-cold Lonestar in a can tastes great on a dizzying hot day. I'm surprised you people don't know this.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: homer on October 01, 2005, 12:36:36 am
Miller High Life. Tallboys.

For beer twat chicken, I have found a malt liquor (any brand) gives the best flavor.
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Navin R Johnson on October 01, 2005, 04:20:50 am
HE DRANK PEARL IN A CAN AND JACK DANIELS BLACK
CHEWED TOBACCO FROM A MAIL POUCH SACK
HAD AN OLD DOG THAT WAS TRAINED TO ATTACK
SOMETIMES
HE'D GET DRUNK AND MEAN AS A RATTLESNAKE
AND THERE WASN'T TOO MUCH THAT HE WOULD TAKE
FROM A STRANGER
Title: Re: Meat on a Stick
Post by: Limey on October 01, 2005, 12:01:01 pm
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Yes, now it does. I think that's a relatively recent development.



BRILLIANT!
Title: Re: beer in a can
Post by: Kent's Moustache on October 02, 2005, 01:48:15 am
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There are times when beer must be in a can.  When tubing.  At certain outdoor events.  Shoved up a dead chicken's ass before you put him on your smoker.

What beers are good in a can?




PBR, man.  PBR...