Finally ....

[Jason5150]

Preferred brews, in no particular order are -
Coopers Sparkling Ale
Coopers Pale Ale
Newcastle Brown
James Squire Amber Ale
Little Creatures Rogers' Ale
Asahi
San Miguel Pilsener
Crown Lager
Hoegarden

Its okk mark some guys like ugly women too

Beauty is in the eye of the beerholder! and oh boy is that a lot of beer

 

[Colin]

Of course, I lived in Queensland for 3 years and was forced to drink XXXX. It's amazing how quickly you can get used to drinking the local brew. After 3 years I could almost tolerate XXXX

I still can't drink it, unless it's free. I do hold the record for the longest XXXX brewery tour, much to the displeasure of the others in the tour group. They just wanted to get to the free beer...

 

[cat_empire]

personally im not a huge beer fan, i prefer spirits and liquors but if i had to rate top 5 beers i would say:

1. Guinness
2. Blue Tongue (local brew)
3. Toohey's Extra Dry
4. Heineken
5. Corona

 

[MingusBASS]

What is the drinking age in Australia?

 

[RitchieDarling]

What was that beer we all had in Dallas?

Shiner Bock?

Ritchie

 

[bovinehost]

At Love & War In Texas, it was indeed Shiner Bock.

 

[tiffles]

drinking age in oz is 18

 

[delberthot]

Is guinness not the reserve of old men?

I belive it turns your, eh you know, black.

To get the thread back on track, those are the best pics I have seen of the 30th anniversary. I've been having trouble getting good ones of mine - it is such a great finish. hmmmmmmmm mahogany

 

[EBMM7181]

My favorite beer is Root Beer

 

[delberthot]

True root beer (carcenogenic) or the soft drink 3% part?

I belive Charlie Brown used to drink the non alcoholic root beer.

 

[cat_empire]

haha yeh my old man used to drink Guinness till he got diagnosed with celiac disease (intolerance to wheat and gluten products), im not a huge drinker, but i find Guinness easier to down...plus its good for you (or so the advertisements say)

and the legal age in the merry old land of Oz is 18 years.

 

[Bartmanpdx]

Argh! I click on this thread and am assaulted by GAS-inducing pics of the highest caliber! Nice bass!!!

Then talk turns to great beer.

At least I've got the beer. For me, Samuel Smith Old Brewery Pale Ale, though locally, Mirror Pond is a nice drink, too.

 

[ekb16b]

tried guiness and it requires an acquired taste that i dont have
corona, asahi and sapporo for me

oh.. great pics

 

[Aussie Mark]

My favorite beer is Root Beer

All beer in Australia is "root" beer. Beer has been a rooting enabler for decades. NB. In Australia, "root" has nothing to do with viewing sporting contests, so "rooting for the team" means something very different here than it does in the USofA.

 

[Colin]

All beer in Australia is "root" beer. Beer has been a rooting enabler for decades. NB. In Australia, "root" has nothing to do with viewing sporting contests, so "rooting for the team" means something very different here than it does in the USofA.

 

[ekb16b]

well i finally got around to taking some pics of my 30th, but somehow i cant post pics on this forum (i dunno why..) but heres a link to some pics of my baby.. oh.. and dont forget to enlarge it

ekb16b - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

 

[Oldtoe]

I used to be in a band with a crazy-ass guitarist that we nicknamed the Roxton Root Wrangler.

 

[cat_empire]

ekb those are some beautiful pictures

Just a question about yours though, how are you finding your pickgaurd, as in is it showing any signs of uses (scratches or anything) I ask because to my dismay mine is already very scratched because of my heavy handed slap and pop technique. None of the scratches are deep, and can only be seen in certain light, but they're still there, so basically is yours showing any wear like that...

 

[ekb16b]

the scratches on mine are quite minimal but i know wot u mean, i just polish it from time to time to try and hide em, starting to regret takin off the protective plastic wen i first got it

ive been wanting to buy a spare pg but jsut havent gotten around to it

 

[Aussie Mark]

ekb those are some beautiful pictures

Just a question about yours though, how are you finding your pickgaurd, as in is it showing any signs of uses (scratches or anything) I ask because to my dismay mine is already very scratched because of my heavy handed slap and pop technique. None of the scratches are deep, and can only be seen in certain light, but they're still there, so basically is yours showing any wear like that...

No scratches on my pickguard, but then again I play finger style and wouldn't know a pop or a slap if I fell over one