Labatt Blue is pretty good. Molson is OK. My guess is that gboezio buys whatever is on sale.

True to his heritage, gboezio would be drinking fine French wine, but Quebec taxes force him to imbibe Anglo/Saxon beer and ale.

If I was the King of Quebec, I'd remove all tariffs on French wine and tax the **** out of Budweiser, but that's just me.

PS. If you've been there you know, if you haven't been I'll tell you; Quebec City is the most beautiful city on the North American continent.

 

That Fin du monde is a pretty thick, dark and strong beer. At 9 % it makes you intellectually impaired in no time.
Taxes on wine are crazy high, it's very expensive to get quality wines, but high quality beer is flowing out of the kitchen tap here.
I tasted some very impressive beers in North Carolina, one was an apricot beer that was good and I rarely like fruit beers.
Down south I had quite a few Fat tire, in Tucson I think.
And those coming by are very welcome, maybe wait for summer

 

oh man blue isn't for me. thick and heavy fin du monde wouldn't be good for me either, i like light.
out here(nb) the most famous beer is moosehead. it's ok but not as good as ns's favourite son, alexander keith's.
that being said i usually get bud light and a six of something imported.
in march i went to quebec for the first time in a long time. i was shocked to see how cheap the beer is there. i bought four 24s, but should have bought more.

 

Fin du monde... Ok puts note in pocket... Will check if i can find that...

 

they like their beer in quebec! they also like their hockey. they also like the ladies. oui oui that about does it.

 

Well... Leave the hockey out of it and I'd fit right in...

I like the darker rich beers, and I'd love to try new one's...

 

Well, Philadelphia loves hockey but i don't want to live there. And you can get good beer anywhere.

I can tell you from personal experience, Quebec City is full of fine ladies.

Sherbrooke is OK as well.

 

i've seen some fine laidies in quebec but the biggest surprise was newfoundland. i heard the legend of the vikings bringing their best looking laidies to newfoundland to protect them from the europeans. hahahaha. when i went to st john's i began to wonder if there is any substance to the legend!

i'd rather live in phila than quebec.

 

Sherbrooke, Quebec and Montreal (plateau Mont-Royal) are fine hotties factories, I always have a rubber neck around those parts.

Maybe in places that sells imported beer, you may be able to find some, let me tell you that someone that can drink the Trois-Pistoles porter can basically drink melted blue cheese, I like it, but I would drink only a few per year.
A very interesting beer is the "coup de grisou", it means when a coal mine blows up and on the tag you see a blinded miner lol


Uniebroue lineup
http://www.unibroue.com/our_beers_eng.html

 

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Same here.

 

I'm sure you have heard of Stone's Arrogant Bastard Ale which is great if like complex dark beer.

But these less complex darker beers from the same brewery are some of the best darks I've tried,
and I was bottle feed Guinness as a baby (lol)...

Stone's Smoked Porter...



And their 10.5% alc Imperial Russian Stout...



Damn now I'm drooling ...Anybody have a napkin?