Canadians boycott U.S.

[Amarok]

I've already started boycotting Canadian products ever since the G7 Summit hit the news. I've been checking the products I'm about to buy at the grocery store and I make sure the label doesn't say, "A product of Canada"....and no more Molson beer. It's not like Canada really makes good beer anyway. It's probably made from Moose piss.

You couldn't appreciate REAL fucking beer moron.








As for boycotting our stuff .That's good our stuffs to good for you anyway .

[Astreja]

I've already started boycotting  Canadian products ever since the G7 Summit hit the news. I've been  checking the products I'm about to buy at the grocery store and I make sure the label doesn't say,  "A product of Canada"....and no more Molson beer. It's not like Canada really makes good beer anyway.  It's probably made from Moose piss.

May I recommend La Fin du Monde from Unibroue in Quebec?  Belgian tripel, 9% alcohol, and a hint of cloves.

Stir Stick Stout from Winnipeg's Half Pints brewery is another good one -- coffee-flavoured beer.

[Foxaèr]

Meh, beer has too many carbs. Malt beverages, like Smirnoff Ice, are the way to go.

[Amarok]

I've already started boycotting  Canadian products ever since the G7 Summit hit the news. I've been  checking the products I'm about to buy at the grocery store and I make sure the label doesn't say,  "A product of Canada"....and no more Molson beer. It's not like Canada really makes good beer anyway.  It's probably made from Moose piss.

May I recommend La Fin du Monde from Unibroue in Quebec?  Belgian tripel, 9% alcohol, and a hint of cloves.

Stir Stick Stout from Winnipeg's Half Pints brewery is another good one -- coffee-flavoured beer.

Had them both good stuff 

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I'm ready to start boycotting the US. Unfortunately almost nothing is made here anymore.

[A Theist]

I've already started boycotting  Canadian products ever since the G7 Summit hit the news. I've been  checking the products I'm about to buy at the grocery store and I make sure the label doesn't say,  "A product of Canada"....and no more Molson beer. It's not like Canada really makes good beer anyway.  It's probably made from Moose piss.

May I recommend La Fin du Monde from Unibroue in Quebec?  Belgian tripel, 9% alcohol, and a hint of cloves.

Stir Stick Stout from Winnipeg's Half Pints brewery is another good one -- coffee-flavoured beer.

Hmmm... Belgian Tripel sounds interesting. Although, I'm more into the heavier dark beers. They seem to be a lot smoother and have something more of a sweeter taste than ales and lighter beer. I'm liking Yuengling Black and Tan pretty good. But, I may try that Belgian Tripel, though.

[Neo-Scholastic]

Orval is the standard by which all Belgium ales are judged, IMHO.