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Lucky Lager beer,
October 25. in the year of our Lord may he bless me for it is All Saints Day! Also known as my birthday, 2004
Lucky Lager beer,
Labatt Breweries,
Canada.
The beer of the day was the Original Lucky Lager beer, Labatt Breweries, Canada. (Inspired by an old California recipe).
The Committee members were all present. Easy to put that down eh wot?
Let the pissing and whinning begin.
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Devoid:
1/4 glass, Fair
"It has some alcohol, but that is about it's only redeeming virtue. Goes down like water, which is not necessarily a bad thing"
Nemsis:
1/2 glass, average.
It has bubbles, it claims to have alcohol, It is very cheap. Time will tell about the alcohol. (Time passes). It has alcohol."
It said so on the label you putz!
(Webmaster's Note, ( I never believe labels, newspapers, lawyers, or members of the committee! ))
Liam:
empth glass, good.
"The staple of Vancouver Island outdoor leadership type youth, exemplified by my son. A good clean taste. Nothing special."
Ah well! Nothing special rates an empty glass. I don't think we have a rating high enough if you found something 'special'. Next:
(Webmaster's Note, ( Perhaps he will have to loop back to the lowest rate and really confuse us! ))
Red:
3/4 glass, ugh.
"Not feeling so lucky after my first lager - but for the comfort of being in such fine company. Woefully watery with a feeble finish. I'll have to simply wonder...why? Thankfully the conversation was sanctifyingly stimulating. (sigh)."
Next:
(Webmaster's Note, ( I'm not quite sure what she said, but apparently she did not like it! ))
Jack:
1/2 glass, average.
"Ho! Hum! Just an average beer. It is drinkable. It's not a bad beer. I could definately drink it again. It's watery, no body, pleasing colour. No bitter aftertaste. Beer, good food, good company. What a wonderful way to come home and relax."
Yeah, you can relax. I slaved over a hot barbeque while you put your feet up. Not Fair. Waaah!
Stay tuned for next weeks episode when Nemsis says "Happy birthday you ols fart, this beer is the closest thing I could find to poison, and I got it just for you."
"Most people hate the taste of beer -- to begin with. It is, however, a prejudice that many people have been able to overcome." -- Winston Churchill
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