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Originally posted by Great Big SteesAle in England is just as watery as some of that garbage American beer. Worse than that, it's also warm and flat.
My dear sir I am CANADIAN and agree with your judgement of their suds although they do have some micro brewed ones that are tolerable.
I agree with you though, there are a lot of American beers that are delicious.
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Originally posted by darvlayi never drunk any of the small american beers (found a pear cider that i liked and stuck with that) but i've heard there is a few good ones... kind of similar to english ale, there's a lot of little independent places making there own stuff that's acceptable.
Ale in England is just as watery as some of that garbage American beer. Worse than that, it's also warm and flat.
I agree with you though, there are a lot of American beers that are delicious.
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Originally posted by trev33English Ale surprised me when I had it. Some were quite tasty, others were absolutely horrid. But I had no idea that it was served so warm and flat out of the keg. It took a bit for me to get used to. I did warm up to it in the end though.
i never drunk any of the small american beers (found a pear cider that i liked and stuck with that) but i've heard there is a few good ones... kind of similar to english ale, there's a lot of little independent places making there own stuff that's acceptable.