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Whats your favourite jamming beer?

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root smile

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Near

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BUDLIGHT!!!!!

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Anything will do in a pinch

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Olands Export Ale.

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when i jam i'll always drink miller light. but i do also like a little jim beam to loosen the fingers. people will ask me, "do you play better drunk or sober" and i say i play better sober but i sound better drunk.

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Adam's Ale - I need all my faculties when playing and singing and certainly do not need the gas from fizzy drinks. smile

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hmmm favourite beer?

I like calsberg export a lot, I think maybe because it is the best lager in the world...or so the add says lol

I do not usually go for any tinned beers as ye can taste the metal from it, I like bottles and the liquid from within has to be near freezing cold.

Also I like some ales like "black Gold" or "honey dew"


mostly whisky for me when jamming


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From the website.....


Greene King's flagship brand Abbot Ale is a favourite with the nation's discerning beer drinker. An iconic beer, Abbot is brewed for longer in a traditional way in order to achieve its world famous distinctive taste.

The secret of Abbot Ale lies not only in its ingredients but the way it is treated along every step of its production, from the arrival of the raw ingredients at the brewery to the cask and beyond.

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i agree with upyerkilt...carlesburg does it for me, as i cant drink strong beers. but when i'm gigging
it has to be orange squash and lemonade, or blackcurrant and lemonade for a change...it does make me belch a bit though...usually in the middle of a verse

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I usually have some Yeungling in the fridge, so I guess I'll answer that. 

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has it helped you to play the B chord lol

Zurf wrote:

I usually have some Yeungling in the fridge, so I guess I'll answer that. 

- Zurf

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Ice cold Becks!

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Newcastle!!!!

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Having lived in Germany off and on throughout my life, I love most German beers.  Americans beers I just tolerate.  Who cares after three or four anyway.

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Russell_Harding wrote:

has it helped you to play the B chord lol

Zurf wrote:

I usually have some Yeungling in the fridge, so I guess I'll answer that. 

- Zurf

It has not.  Perhaps I should try a different brand. 

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Schooner beer and tomato juice. mmmmmmmmmmmmm. I'm having one right now.


  Badeye.. cool

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Milwaukee's Best is my jamming drink. CHeap and it does the job!!!!!!!

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For me a fine English Stout would be the choice.

Used to drink Stingo.... really dark but tastes better the warmer it gets (bitter just out of the fridge) perfect for that sip between tunes, and thick like syrup, doesn't go flat after an hour or more sitting at the ready.

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corona or tecate. pretty cheap in theses parts

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Cold Beer smile

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Gotta be Milwaukees Best Light .... Nobody's fridge keeps it cold enough for me so I always got my cooler full of beer and ice .. If we're playing a bar , then I settle for Miller Light on tap .. Same thing as the M B L , just costs more , L O L ....
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Good ol' American Budweiser is my everyday beer of choice.

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topdown wrote:

Good ol' American Budweiser is my everyday beer of choice.

Have to agree a couple Buds is first choice.  Though a homemade IPA or a Blue Moon works if you're only having one or two.

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