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Coors Lite is about 4.2% alcohol by volume. Coors standard beer is about 5% by volume. So all you have to do is drink a little more of it! :D



BTW: Guiness Draft is only 4.0%.
 
Horn Dog said:
Coors Lite is about 4.2% alcohol by volume. Coors standard beer is about 5% by volume. So all you have to do is drink a little more of it! :D
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Thank you Vic....

You are my Hero:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Or one could drink about 10 shots of Scotch, faster and not as much liquid. :D :thumbup:

Or about 5 shots of Everclear. :D
 
The beers I usally prefer tend to be in the 8-15% ABV range.



And if Coors Light is drinking a can of water, Guiness is drinking a glass of mud. Guiness is to dark beer what the XFL was to football.
 
MustardMan said:
The beers I usally prefer tend to be in the 8-15% ABV range.



And if Coors Light is drinking a can of water, Guiness is drinking a glass of mud. Guiness is to dark beer what the XFL was to football.
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Never was a beer person, just hand me the the hard stuff. :D

But then I don't drink anymore, quit over 20 years ago.... :eek:
 
MustardMan said:
The beers I usally prefer tend to be in the 8-15% ABV range.



And if Coors Light is drinking a can of water, Guiness is drinking a glass of mud. Guiness is to dark beer what the XFL was to football.
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I once owned a homebrew supply shop. Two young ladies came by and wanted to brew something like Coors Lite. I handed them a glass of water. It is a very refreshing and thirst quenching beer, but near impossible for a homebrewer to make. Adolf Coors does it well. In a beer that light, the least little off flavor will be noticed. India Pale Ale is easy in comparison. Lately I have been drinking Session Lager when I can find it. Not super heavy or extremely hoppy, but malty, well balanced, and very drinkable.
 
MustardMan said:
The beers I usally prefer tend to be in the 8-15% ABV range.



And if Coors Light is drinking a can of water, Guiness is drinking a glass of mud. Guiness is to dark beer what the XFL was to football.
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ahhh.... but Guiness is not a beer, it's a stout....
 
Guiness is a stout in the same way Miller High Life is a pilsner.



Try a Young's sometime and tell me if you ever want a guiness again.
 
Ales, which includes Stouts, Porters, Alts, IPA, are still beer. Lagers and malt liquors. All beer. Beer is good. :D
 
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