Comments on: Happy Hour 7: Quilmes Cristal http://beergeno.me/2009/09/happy-hour-7-quilmes-cristal/ Organically-generated, social networking to learn about beer. Fri, 30 Dec 2011 03:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Troy http://beergeno.me/2009/09/happy-hour-7-quilmes-cristal/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Troy Fri, 05 Feb 2010 21:51:17 +0000 http://beergeno.me/?p=1120#comment-869 <p>Guys,<br>Found your site and audiocast while doing some Quilmes googling. Have been down in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a few months now. As a BudLight/CoorsLight drinker back in the States, I have to admit that in terms of "drinkability" or volume drinking, Quilmes Crystal blows both of the others out of the water in my book.<br><br>While not quite as cheap as water, a liter of Quilmes Crystal will run you $3.15 Argentine pesos at the supermarket, or about $.82 USD. Not too shabby eh...<br><br>On the opposite end of the spectrum, another great beer from down here is the OtroMundo Nute Brown Ale. Would love to get your opinion if you ever get a chance to try it. <br><br>-Troy</p> Guys,
Found your site and audiocast while doing some Quilmes googling. Have been down in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a few months now. As a BudLight/CoorsLight drinker back in the States, I have to admit that in terms of “drinkability” or volume drinking, Quilmes Crystal blows both of the others out of the water in my book.

While not quite as cheap as water, a liter of Quilmes Crystal will run you $3.15 Argentine pesos at the supermarket, or about $.82 USD. Not too shabby eh…

On the opposite end of the spectrum, another great beer from down here is the OtroMundo Nute Brown Ale. Would love to get your opinion if you ever get a chance to try it.

-Troy

]]> By: Shawn Horton http://beergeno.me/2009/09/happy-hour-7-quilmes-cristal/comment-page-1/#comment-784 Shawn Horton Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:41:24 +0000 http://beergeno.me/?p=1120#comment-784 <p>Troy,</p> <p>Thanks for letting us know more about your experiences with Quilmes. We've also got a 975 mL of Quilmes Stout, and we are going to have that sometime soon. I really would like to check out the nut brown ale, as they are a favorite brown sub-style of mine.</p> <p>Cheers!</p> <p>Shawn</p> Troy,

Thanks for letting us know more about your experiences with Quilmes. We’ve also got a 975 mL of Quilmes Stout, and we are going to have that sometime soon. I really would like to check out the nut brown ale, as they are a favorite brown sub-style of mine.

Cheers!

Shawn

]]> By: Troy http://beergeno.me/2009/09/happy-hour-7-quilmes-cristal/comment-page-1/#comment-782 Troy Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:50:32 +0000 http://beergeno.me/?p=1120#comment-782 <p>Guys, Found your site and audiocast while doing some Quilmes googling. Have been down in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a few months now. As a BudLight/CoorsLight drinker back in the States, I have to admit that in terms of "drinkability" or volume drinking, Quilmes Crystal blows both of the others out of the water in my book.</p> <p>While not quite as cheap as water, a liter of Quilmes Crystal will run you $3.15 Argentine pesos at the supermarket, or about $.82 USD. Not too shabby eh...</p> <p>On the opposite end of the spectrum, another great beer from down here is the OtroMundo Nute Brown Ale. Would love to get your opinion if you ever get a chance to try it.</p> <p>-Troy</p> Guys, Found your site and audiocast while doing some Quilmes googling. Have been down in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a few months now. As a BudLight/CoorsLight drinker back in the States, I have to admit that in terms of “drinkability” or volume drinking, Quilmes Crystal blows both of the others out of the water in my book.

While not quite as cheap as water, a liter of Quilmes Crystal will run you $3.15 Argentine pesos at the supermarket, or about $.82 USD. Not too shabby eh…

On the opposite end of the spectrum, another great beer from down here is the OtroMundo Nute Brown Ale. Would love to get your opinion if you ever get a chance to try it.

-Troy

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