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Bud Light Presents Mr. Way Too Much Cologne Wearer

4/18/2012

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If the smell of cologne is bothering people in the gym, you probably need to pick a new brand.

Also, if you are in a cab and the worst stench is coming from you, it's time to make some changes.


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Beer of the Week: Allagash Dubbel - 200th Beer Review

4/13/2012

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Description: When I see a beer that is over 6% ABV (this one is 7), I expect it to be either bitter or very malty. This one was a nice surprise. It is very sweet, refreshingly light, and had almost no bitterness.
Cons: Price - you get what you pay for.
What you should know: This beer is perfect for beer-lovers and casual beer drinkers alike, as it is sweet, but you still know you are drinking a beer.
Recommendations: Get a 4-pack of 12-ounce bottles of this guy, and avoid the reserve bottle, as it is more expensive, and 25 ounces of this beer is a lot of sweetness to take at once.

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Sam Adams vs. Brooklyn Summer Ales

4/4/2012

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The look: Brooklyn pours a bit darker, with a little less head. The Sam Adams is quite a bit cloudier than Brooklyn. 
The smell: Brooklyn smells like hops, Sam smells sweet. Despite them both being called summer ales, they are completely different styles, as Brooklyn is a pale ale, and Sam Adams is a wheat beer.
The first sip: Brooklyn is surprisingly mild, with a hint of sweetness, very different from the smell. Sam is more like what you'd expect from a summer beer. Very light without a hint of lemon, great to drink freezing cold on a hot day.
The aftertaste: Despite their differences, both follow in the summer style in that they are refreshing with very little aftertaste.
The decision: Brooklyn has more flavor, but I would say Sam Adams is more refreshing, so if you plan on drinking inside, go with Brooklyn. If you are drinking outside, go with Sam Adams. You can't go wrong either way.
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