Michelob Golden Draft

[Philo]

Has anyone had this beer and if so what do you think about it?

[abc789987]

The first time I had it was at my brothers wedding reception two years ago in Minnesota. I had never even heard of it before that. Apparently it is really popular up in the north. It's just another American lager...

[Prngr44]

I often have to pick up cases for a friend in StL because it's not available in the immediate metro east. It is available in Clinton County, IL and since I visit my grandparents out there, I'm usually tasked with picking up a few cases to cart back to the city.

It's not bad for your BL, ML, etc etc type of beer.

[Guppy]

It is rather smooth. I still prefer old fashioned Michelob out of all the Michelob family.

[stinkdified]

i've heard good things. ab also didn't used to carry bush ice here in stl, i learned about it in chicago (wince). it is actually delicious for an ice beer, i couldn't understand why they didn't sell it here. I guess it boils down to what the upper echelons think is 'marketing'

[goon attack]

[beer snob]This discussion must be what it's like listening to the homeless discuss what kind of garbage is most delicious[/beer snob]

[marco]

I've had it a few different times... it's not bad... I've probably had 10 or 12

[Philo]

[beer snob]This discussion must be what it's like listening to the homeless discuss what kind of garbage is most delicious[/beer snob]

This discussion is much better then reading about how fantastic you think you are.

[goon attack]

Goddamn, I'm balls deep in your dome.

[Ruutu15]

[beer snob]This discussion must be what it's like listening to the homeless discuss what kind of garbage is most delicious[/beer snob]

I dig what you're saying. I can, and do, drink ANY kind of beer. The only thing worse than a beer snob is a wine snob.

Like I always say, my two favorite kinds of beer are cold and free.

[goon attack]

That wasn't me speaking, that was me imitating what a beer snob would say.

I really like Michelob when I'm in the mood for it. Haven't tried the Golden Draft.

[Ruutu15]

That wasn't me speaking, that was me imitating what a beer snob would say.

I really like Michelob when I'm in the mood for it. Haven't tried the Golden Draft.

I know, and I was just furthering your point because I agree with you.

[Mellanby_equals_grit]

That wasn't me speaking, that was me imitating what a beer snob would say.

I really like Michelob when I'm in the mood for it. Haven't tried the Golden Draft.

I know, and I was just furthering your point because I agree with you.

Can you two stop fingerbanging each other?

[strocklen083]

That wasn't me speaking, that was me imitating what a beer snob would say.

I really like Michelob when I'm in the mood for it. Haven't tried the Golden Draft.

I know, and I was just furthering your point because I agree with you.

Can you two stop fingerbanging each other?

[goon attack]

That wasn't me speaking, that was me imitating what a beer snob would say.

I really like Michelob when I'm in the mood for it. Haven't tried the Golden Draft.

I know, and I was just furthering your point because I agree with you.

Can you two stop fingerbanging each other?

Things slow at the glory hole today? Just be patient, we'll be right there. Don't get off your knees.

[KJVO_1611]

Alcohol Statistics

* More than 100,000 U.S. deaths are caused by excessive alcohol consumption each year. Direct and indirect causes of death include drunk driving, cirrhosis of the liver, falls, cancer, and stroke.1

* At least once a year, the guidelines for low risk drinking are exceeded by an estimated 74% of male drinkers and 72% of female drinkers aged 21 and older.2

* 65% of youth surveyed said that they got the alcohol they drink from family and friends.7

* Nearly 14 million Americans meet diagnostic criteria for alcohol use disorders.5

* Youth who drink alcohol are 50 times more likely to use cocaine than those who never drink alcohol.3

* Among current adult drinkers, more than half say they have a blood relative who is or was an alcoholic or problem drinker.1

* Across people of all ages, males are four times as likely as females to be heavy drinkers.1

* More than 18% of Americans experience alcohol abuse or alcohol dependence at some time in their lives.6

* Traffic crashes are the greatest single cause of death for persons aged 6–33. About 45% of these fatalities are in alcohol-related crashes.4

* Underage drinking costs the United States more than $58 billion every year — enough to buy every public school student a state-of-the-art computer.2

* Alcohol is the most commonly used drug among young people.1

* Problem drinkers average four times as many days in the hospital as nondrinkers — mostly because of drinking-related injuries.1

* Alcohol kills 6½ times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined.2

* Concerning the past 30 days, 50% of high school seniors report drinking, with 32% report being drunk at least once.2

Sources
1 Substance Abuse: The Nation’s Number One Health Problem, Feb. 2001
2 Mothers Against Drunk Driving
3 National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse
4 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
5 Alcohol Health & Research World
6 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Analysis
7 The Century Council

[Mellanby_equals_grit]

A lot of those are really shoddy statistics.

[glen a richter]

Well now we know who's no fun at a party.

[Philo]

Alcohol Statistics

* More than 100,000 U.S. deaths are caused by excessive alcohol consumption each year. Direct and indirect causes of death include drunk driving, cirrhosis of the liver, falls, cancer, and stroke.1

* At least once a year, the guidelines for low risk drinking are exceeded by an estimated 74% of male drinkers and 72% of female drinkers aged 21 and older.2

* 65% of youth surveyed said that they got the alcohol they drink from family and friends.7

* Nearly 14 million Americans meet diagnostic criteria for alcohol use disorders.5

* Youth who drink alcohol are 50 times more likely to use cocaine than those who never drink alcohol.3

* Among current adult drinkers, more than half say they have a blood relative who is or was an alcoholic or problem drinker.1

* Across people of all ages, males are four times as likely as females to be heavy drinkers.1

* More than 18% of Americans experience alcohol abuse or alcohol dependence at some time in their lives.6

* Traffic crashes are the greatest single cause of death for persons aged 6–33. About 45% of these fatalities are in alcohol-related crashes.4

* Underage drinking costs the United States more than $58 billion every year — enough to buy every public school student a state-of-the-art computer.2

* Alcohol is the most commonly used drug among young people.1

* Problem drinkers average four times as many days in the hospital as nondrinkers — mostly because of drinking-related injuries.1

* Alcohol kills 6½ times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined.2

* Concerning the past 30 days, 50% of high school seniors report drinking, with 32% report being drunk at least once.2

Sources
1 Substance Abuse: The Nation’s Number One Health Problem, Feb. 2001
2 Mothers Against Drunk Driving
3 National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse
4 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
5 Alcohol Health & Research World
6 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Analysis
7 The Century Council

And your point, is?

[Philo]

I often have to pick up cases for a friend in StL because it's not available in the immediate metro east. It is available in Clinton County, IL and since I visit my grandparents out there, I'm usually tasked with picking up a few cases to cart back to the city.

It's not bad for your BL, ML, etc etc type of beer.

Where in Clinton Co. can you get it?