Got Beer???

[Sparky Shortz]

I collect beer bottles & cans just for fun...I have tried all of them, have about 156+ and still going. I wanted to share this with all the beer drinkers out there. Hope you like it :glugglug:

Hugs, Kisses and Burps,

Sparky

 

[feller469]

I am not a beer expert, nor do I play one on TV. If I want a beer, I don't care if it is a pop-top, twist off or from the tap.

 

[lurkingdirk]

I dunno for sure, but I brew my own beer, and I prefer local micro brews for that fresh taste. Very VERY few such beers have twist off caps.

But whatever you like. drink up.

 

[jod0565]

Cool collection there, Miss Sparky.

Did you drink every one? lol

I don't drink beer like I used to and my tastes were very Lowenbrau.

 

[Sparky Shortz]

Cool collection there, Miss Sparky.

Did you drink every one? lol

I don't drink beer like I used to and my tastes were very Lowenbrau.

I have a rule that I can't put the bottle/can on the shelf if I didn't drink the whole thing even if it tasted like crap...including the "Arrogant Bastard Ale" which was nasty ukey:

 

[biomech]

Arrogant Bastard is great, another beer I like is La Fin Du Monde.
It packs a punch. :thumbsup:

 

[jod0565]

I have a rule that I can't put the bottle/can on the shelf if I didn't drink the whole thing even if it tasted like crap...including the "Arrogant Bastard Ale" which was nasty ukey:

Cool.
What's the most exotic / rare one that you have?

I remember the old Olympia bottles that had little puzzles under the rubber inside the cap - kind of like heiroglyphics in which you would guess a saying or words.

 

[PretoDragao]

I can pick out the Mississippi Mud from the tiny picture, lol
Cool bottle... bad taste...

 

[hottub]

Beer is best served chilled and from a tap. No question.

 

[Ace Bandage]

Upland Wheat Ale, brewed in Bloomington, Indiana = Best. Beer. Ever.

 

[sdj374]

I'm sure good beer can have a twist off, but it usually doesn't. And in fairness to Arrogant Bastard there was clearly a disclaimer on the bottle. :hatsoff:

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[zimie]

No way

 

[marquis2]

Beer is best served chilled and from a tap. No question.

Good beer (by which I mean beer other than that pale yellow piss produced in vast quantities by the beer factories all over the globe) is best served cool (to allow the flavour to blossom) and from a pump without extra gas.

Chilling and high carbonation is a way of disguising the lack of taste and character of these awful beer substitutes.For people who don't like beer but like to piss a lot.

 

[ChefChiTown]

Gulden Draak...enough said.

 

[nelmes69]

Nice :thumbsup:

 

[mentalman]

I have a rule that I can't put the bottle/can on the shelf if I didn't drink the whole thing even if it tasted like crap...including the "Arrogant Bastard Ale" which was nasty ukey:

I agree, I didn't like that beer either.

 

[LukeEl]

Twist off, bottle cap, it is still all good to me.

 

[Spleen]

Great collection!

The only beer I've collected is an American one called Wanker.

 

[Sparky Shortz]

Cool.
What's the most exotic / rare one that you have?

I remember the old Olympia bottles that had little puzzles under the rubber inside the cap - kind of like heiroglyphics in which you would guess a saying or words.

Not sure I have any that are actually exotic or rare. I've been told by many that nothing is really rare unless the beer is still in the bottle. I didn't let that happen. I have to try everything...:beer:

Although not rare, I tried some Pabst Blue Ribbon a while back and under the caps were playing cards so you could drink and try to get a good hand at the same time.

Olympia sounds like a lot more fun...I'm still collecting so who knows what I'll find...

 

[Sparky Shortz]

Upland Wheat Ale, brewed in Bloomington, Indiana = Best. Beer. Ever.

Wish I could get some of that here in Arizona...it's amazing the GREAT beers that never hit the entire country...I guess I will just have to visit Bloomington, Indiana sometime...:thumbsup: