Beers Around The World Volume 1

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April 12th 2006

Published: July 27th 2006

When I left home I had the idea of trying as many different beers as possible from all the countries we visited. The rules were simple it had to be out of a stubby, or bottle for those of you who don't understand the lingo. The reason being I don't like drinking out of cans, due to squid lips (when you go fishing the cans roll around with the ice and the bait and therefore don't taste that great).... Read Full Entry

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Danny Hyndman

Hymie

Beck and I just got married, and we've been telling people for over a year about our exciting plans to travel the world. Travelling has been something we've wanted to do since we first met, but leaving our great life behind (family/friends/our little house) at home will be hard at times. We have been living in the UK since March 7th 2006, and using this as a base for further travel, with a bit of work thrown in. Some of the blogs are missing photos because the CD drive is down on our computer, but we will get around to uploading them. We have just got back from Italy today (October 17th) a... full info

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Corona's & Tequila

Corona is one of my favourite beers, but I'm not so sure about the tequila. Sounded like a good idea at the time. In a Mexican restaurant in New York with all the Woori boys.

Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale

A Nova Scotia beer that tasted a bit different, a bit like a redback, so it was quite nice.

Carling Black Label Extra Old Stock Malt Liquor

Tasted a bit like a Tooheys Old, but not as heavy in taste. It's definitely not a light beer though at 5.65%.

Blue

This beer was just ok. Sort of like a Tooheys New. Not something I would normally have.

Sleeman Honey Brown Lager

Beck loved this beer, it is very smooth and easy drinking. It has a distinctive honey taste, but is better than BeezKneez.

Okanagan Spring Brewery 1516 Bavarian Lager

Yeah I really liked this beer.

Canadian Molson

There was advertising all over the place for this beer, but I wasn't that impressed. Probably a bit like Foster's back home.

Powder Hound

Had a tarty taste, so not for me.

Fat Tire

Amber beer that tastes unique to anything I've ever tasted. Says biscuity taste on the advertising, I'm not sure, but tasted ok. Another interesting name.

Henry Weinhard's Blue Boar

Almost exactly like a James Boag's Premium, so obviously a very nice beer.

Moose Drool

Tastes exactly like Tooheys Old which is a good thing, but has by far the best name ever for a beer!

McKenzie's Pizza

They even let me behind the bar for this shot in a pizza place in Billings.

Wild fly Ale

Not sure of the name of this beer, Joel or Tim you'll have to help out my memory. It was a big night this one. Becky Hample who I went to school with in America looked after me.

Miscellaneous Beers

Sam/Terry/Joel/Me. We all have a different beer, or red wine in Sam's case.

Fiji Bitter

Just to prove that I did actually drink one, and it is a bit better photo.

Fiji Bitter

Even though it was my first beer I tries overseas I really liked Fiji Bitter. A bit smoother than Victoria Bitter.

Fiji Gold

Not as good as Fiji Bitter, but still ok.

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