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"Irish Party Ale":1xgfegs8 wrote: (Note to self - must sample Kaliber, just to validate my bias!)[/quote:1xgfegs8]Does it still exist? I thought it had succumbed to market pressure from all the fancy-pants imported alcohol-free beers.

[quote:3ee8f4nh]you'd want to be drinking spirits to get yourself in a hoop in that period of time[/quote:3ee8f4nh]

You've been drinking with me, you know thats not true.

How about getting a selection of beers from the winning countries? Country2004 Medal Count United States 103 Russia 92 China 63 Australia 49 Germany 49.
Germany and USA should be ok. China and Australia seem to be bereft of good beer. How about Russia, what brews can we use to party like we've just completed a five year plan?

"a_friend_in_mead" wrote:

China and Australia seem to be bereft of good beer.quote]

Untrue, well on the australian part anyhow, they have coopers beers which aren't actually that bad. China on the Other Hand may be a problem

"TheBeerNut":kvcyt7yb wrote: Does it still exist? I thought it had succumbed to market pressure from all the fancy-pants imported alcohol-free beers.[/quote:kvcyt7yb]

I'm kind've hoping you're right - not really looking forward to paying for something just so I can say "yep, it's muck alright"


In terms of tipples for sports,
Jagermeister for the shot put,
Tequila for the hammer
Sambuka for the discus

I know none of these are beers, but you'd hardly have your driking arm up when it was all over!

For womens gymnastics;

Little Creatures Pale Ale.

"DrJohn":1xy5kmjq wrote: Little Creatures Pale Ale.[/quote:1xy5kmjq] Another Australian beer and a little beauty.