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Old 09-24-11, 12:37 PM
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$7 for a six of Tecate? Not saying this in a mean way, but wow! Tecate is pretty cheap in L.A. But $7 could get you a pretty good six of something else depending on the sales.

If you guys like and can find Asian beers, Hite Max is surprisingly good for the price. Regular Hite is okay, but the Max is great. Six packs run about $5 here and the beer has a very nice taste, a little sweet, almost like a honey beer, but not too sweet.
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Hitechino makes a red miso and ginger beer that's amazing...
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Originally Posted by BigglyPuff
$7 for a six of Tecate? Not saying this in a mean way, but wow! Tecate is pretty cheap in L.A. But $7 could get you a pretty good six of something else depending on the sales.

If you guys like and can find Asian beers, Hite Max is surprisingly good for the price. Regular Hite is okay, but the Max is great. Six packs run about $5 here and the beer has a very nice taste, a little sweet, almost like a honey beer, but not too sweet.
I suspect the price of Tecate in my immediate area has something to do with how heavily we are taxed in Chicago. How much does a sixer of that cost over there? How much SHOULD it cost?
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...for asian beer I have to recommend a Sapporo or a Kirin Ichiban. If there are any major coffee drinkers in the New England area, my brother owns an organic free trade coffee shop in Connecticut...Port CoffeeHouse, look it up!
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Old 09-24-11, 02:19 PM
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I'm itching to try a Hitachino Nest, but the price here is too much. $6 could get me a good 20 oz bottle or a 12 oz bottle of Nest. Just not worth it for me yet.


For the Tecate, maybe it's just the 12-18-24 packs that get cheaper? Around here I think a 12 of Tecate is like $8-10. 18-24 packs go for like $10-12?

I like Sapporo and Kirins as well, and I especially like all-malt Japanese beers like Suntory and Yebisu. They are DAMN good. But I read somewhere that Japanese people view Asahi, Kirin, Sapporo, etc. like we look at Bud, Miller, Coors, etc. Not judging, just pointing out the good/bad that comes along with that.
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my wife love the hitachino nest
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Old 09-24-11, 03:04 PM
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Warka Strong (beer)... nothing expensive but not bad wit a sweet malty flavour that is not overpowering which is good as it is a 7.0.

Seems to be something that would go well with some spicy BBQ.
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Old 09-24-11, 03:46 PM
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been drinking a lot of Full Sail Session and Lone Star. both are just good "mowing the lawn" beers.
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stiegl tallboys right nao
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if you like coffee or have a fancy high dollar coffee maker, really, try the aerobie aeropress.
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Old 09-24-11, 04:49 PM
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aeropress does taste great.

but i enjoy the journey
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Old 09-24-11, 06:13 PM
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picked this guy up yesterday. it's a 3 liter bottle and i can refill it at the brewery. needless to say, i'm a happy camper.

edit: that's a cup of sailor jerry and coke. it's there as a size comparison.
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Old 09-24-11, 07:35 PM
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Aeropress is such a winner for broke college students like me.

That and the Bialetti.
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go buy all this you can find before its gone. MY FAV BEER OF SUMMAR
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my friend loves his bialetti, but the aeropress is superior.
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Originally Posted by adriano
if you like coffee or have a fancy high dollar coffee maker, really, try the aerobie aeropress.
My 1950's Pyrex Flame master percolator makes an ass kicking cup of coffee and cost me $25.00... secret is fresh beans and squeaky clean equipment and knowing how to perk a great cup of coffee.

A number of friends have picked up their own percolators after discovering how good a cup of coffee one can make this way.

Also have a French press and a mocha pot which also make great coffee.
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Old 09-25-11, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by adriano
if you like coffee or have a fancy high dollar coffee maker, really, try the aerobie aeropress.
My roomate has had one since early last year. I enjoyed it then, but it doesn't make better espresso or americanos than my Gaggia.
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Maker's neat and Guiness all night.
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Originally Posted by hamish5178
My roomate has had one since early last year. I enjoyed it then, but it doesn't make better espresso or americanos than my Gaggia.
It's also $25, not $400 like your Gaggia.
The point is that moka, aeropress, and true espresso are not really comparable. However, they all make good coffee--just different kinds.
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picked this guy up yesterday...
you're not worthy!
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Old 09-25-11, 01:32 PM
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To go slightly off topic, how about drinking games? Last night I played a card game that involves choosing between red/black and higher/lower. Wrecks you quick when you can't win.
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My favorite drinking game is called drink another. Basically, every time you take a drink, you take another drink. Also known as, I hate drinking games.
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Originally Posted by Street rider
To go slightly off topic, how about drinking games? Last night I played a card game that involves choosing between red/black and higher/lower. Wrecks you quick when you can't win.
I've played a few games with these rules. My usual games are beer pong and flip-cup(why do girls like this game?) or "drink another."
I've been on a 40 spree recently, and I've come to enjoy Olde English.
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Last night at the concert I played, it was a 40 of Colt 45, followed by a six pack of Tecate, followed by 2 Jack and Cokes, followed by a vodka and Red Bull, followed by me not being sure how I got home...

On the bright side, I was the most sober person in the room so everyone thought my band was good haha.
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