View Poll Results: What beer do you Drink

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  • Home brew

    13 11.40%

  • Tooheys

    17 14.91%

  • Victoria bitter, melbourne bitter

    11 9.65%

  • Crownies

    3 2.63%

  • Local state beers ie WA emu export, SA west end

    14 12.28%

  • International ie Corona, Millers,Budweiser, Grolsh

    23 20.18%

  • Guinness, Stouts

    8 7.02%

  • Mid strengths

    4 3.51%

  • lites

    5 4.39%

  • No beer

    16 14.04%
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  1. 16th October 2006, 09:18 AM #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by FenianEel
    Cascade & Boags is still made overseas

    Aren't they still classed as Australian.

    It's interesting to see that Tasmania differs itself from Australia on the subject of beer but will still try and classify themselves as Australian on any other subject.

    Isn't the Guinness in Aus brewed in Tassie as well? I never looked that close at the can's (If I have to drink it from a wiggetted tin much prefer it on tap) besides I'm too busy drinking it's goodness to care where it's brewed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo
    Aren't they still classed as Australian.

    It's interesting to see that Tasmania differs itself from Australia on the subject of beer but will still try and classify themselves as Australian on any other subject.

    Isn't the Guinness in Aus brewed in Tassie as well? I never looked that close at the can's (If I have to drink it from a wiggetted tin much prefer it on tap) besides I'm too busy drinking it's goodness to care where it's brewed.
    Tassie is overseas (Just stirring the pot)

    The Guinness "extra" or "special" or "export" is brewed here and everywhere. Tis in the smaller can with the yellow oval label, or the tallies, or stubbies.
    The Draught (big can or 330ml bottle with the widget) is from OS
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  3. 16th October 2006, 10:07 AM #33
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    The only good thing coming out of Tassie is the ferry !!

    Sorry i couldn't help myself
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  4. 16th October 2006, 10:12 AM #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by chunk
    The only good thing coming out of Tassie is the ferry !!

    Sorry i couldn't help myself

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    Sorry Phoenix I couldn't help myself
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    Swan Draught (in a big brown )
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  6. 16th October 2006, 10:52 AM #36
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    I had to go no beer, i dont drink it, never really did much for me. Dont mind alchohol but there isnt a beer that i like enough to keep me going back. Matt
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  7. 16th October 2006, 10:53 AM #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sly
    Swan Draught (in a big brown )
    Never had it from a brown bag, but it taste like crap from a can
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    Quote Originally Posted by chunk
    The only good thing coming out of Tassie is the ferry !!

    Sorry i couldn't help myself
    Now that's just nasty, I mean I leave tasmania occasionally!!

    Also, Boags is far and away the best as far as i'm concerned, although I don't mind a couple of the cascade products as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover
    I used to drink beer - until I moved to SA in 1969. Then I was introduced to Southwark, Coopers, and West End. I gave up drinking beer - that stuff was (and probably still is) undrinkable.
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    As an expat South Aussie, I know what you mean. West End Drought is the beer of choice for 18ths, 21sts, etc. I will admit it is a good training beer, if you can stomach that stuff, then you can drink anything!
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    All this talk of beer reminds me that when I lived in WA for a cuppla years, I was a keen Redback drinker, and still grab a 6 pack every now and then, and also I think it was Swan Draught. But some of the best beer I ever had was some brewery heading south, was on a big property, had all sorts of their own labelled beer, excellent stuff. One was like a burnt bitter and about 7%, cuppla those ann everyone looked good . IF any of you WAULROIANS know of the place, please let me know, would love to know if they ever started to sell to bottle shops,

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