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ROOTBEER

I don't like beer at all. It smells terrible and tastes even worse. I don't understand why people like it. Ick!

Ducky

Oh. Then I guess I'm wrong? BTW, you commented but "forgot" to give me a TU. That's odd.

Root.

I have several, some of the least expensive work well for me, Dundee Craft types.  Also, I like Sam Adams, Newcastle, Some microbrews, my homebrew Amber Ale, and others.  Free beer is always (or most always) good.

Great Lakes.

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Budweiser

I like Mexican beer with a squeeze of lime.

country bumpkin

COLD! I drink "Natural Light" I think beer is something you have to get used to! Very good on a hot summer day at the ball park!

Ducky

Why would anyone have to "get used to" any beverage, let alone one that stinks? I refuse to make myself suffer! Ice water is good on a hot summer day too. lol

Ducky

Just wine for me. How does that smell? :)

None, dont like alcohol. Never really have. 

Heiniken. It's Dutch beer. It's very good.  :-P

We've been getting into  the Craft beer. So much better than the factory beers here in the US. And there just exploding around us. Seems like every town is getting a small brewery. Each is unique it there taste.

....none, they can pour it back into the horse for all I care

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