Unless it's beer from Jewtah, it's not watered down.
I prefer smoked salmon from Kamchatka.
What does being Canadian mean to you? (Happy Canada Day!!)
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Unless it's beer from Jewtah, it's not watered down.
The British Commander said this about the RNR after the battle...
“It was a magnificent display of trained and disciplined valor, and its assault failed because dead men can advance no further.”
Really? Where can you buy Jewtah in Canada??
I was referring to US beer vs Canadian.. I'm a Budweiser guy myself.. I may have the odd Corona and Kokanee, but I'm sorta suckon the King of Beers if and when I drink... which has been 2 years ago.
It's just a fun myth... that Canadian's have.. it's like the war of 1812.. National Pride.
Canada beer vs US beer
This is a weird sense of national pride; there's even many jokes about how their beer has a much higher alcohol content then the American counterpart. I've never understood this oddity. Why is more alcohol a good thing? It doesn't give better flavor or doesn't produce a better aroma.
This would be like the Dutch bragging that their Edam and Gouda has more cholesterol and fat then Swiss cheese, or the French bragging about their cigarettes having more tar and nicotine then American cigs.
Canadian beer vs. American beer: The alcohol content battle | fermentarium
I'll have some wine please...
here's a cool list, I didn't check them all for truth, out but the list is cool :canada:
Canada Day is here!
The greatest country in the world is turning 146. And while Canadians are generally considered to be polite, under-the-radar type folks, Canada has given the world some of its greatest inventions. In honour of Canada Day, here are 50 of Canada's greatest gifts to the world:
50 great gifts Canada gave the world
here's a cool list, I didn't check them all for truth, out but the list is cool :canada:
Canada Day is here!
The greatest country in the world is turning 146. And while Canadians are generally considered to be polite, under-the-radar type folks, Canada has given the world some of its greatest inventions. In honour of Canada Day, here are 50 of Canada's greatest gifts to the world:
50 great gifts Canada gave the world
every canada day I 'thank', with all of my heart, my mothers parents, and my father, for coming to this country,
allowing me to be born a canadian, and even better, a west coaster.
We just came back from our little canada day parade, here in courtenay, lots of fun.
allowing me to be born a canadian, and even better, a west coaster.
We just came back from our little canada day parade, here in courtenay, lots of fun.
Say you a first Generation Canadian too?? Seems there's quite a few on this forum.. that's too cool.
my mother was brought to canada when she was 3,my dad moved here when he was about 20, they met in new westminster, spent their lives there.
So you're a first Generation Canadian.. born in Canada??
My "birth" mother was Norwegian and my "birth" father German.. I was born in Ontario, Canada.. married a Mexican, then a US citizen later.. which afforded me dual citizenship to the USA..
Canada really will always come first in my Heart..
Mass produced crap in the US & Canada. But you are still young enough to gain taste in good beers.
I've never had Lucky Larger. PBR is making a big comeback for folks who are just going out to get "bit".
I used to be a strictly Bud/Bud Light drinker. However I have found myself going to the tap more and more for Blue Moon or the various seasonal beers.
If I am going out with the guys... definitely Bud Light. For 4th of July we'll be filling up the Red Plastic Cups with Bud Light behind the pick-up during the parade for sure.
Is Bud and Bud light popular there?
American beer is improved by filtering it through kidneys. Preferably, horses' kidneys.
Same as Canadian beer. Micro breweries they can at times make a great beer. The one in Jasper sucks.