You'll have to give us a full report. Any idea what brand of beer? I do hope it's not some American soda-pop lager; I've met more people who insist they can't stand beer because they first encountered Bud or some similar swill.
Being in Canada, you have a better chance of decent beer.
Me, I'm a fan of DARK beers. If it gets much lighter than Guinness Extra-Stout (which of course I had to drink for St. Paddy's last night), I just find it nasty. But I'm strange that way -- my coffee preference runs to decaf Sumatra, black. Oddly, my PRIMARY beverage of choice is purified ice water -- I guess it all averages out.
I don't squeeze my teabags, but I DO let them steep probably longer than I should. I found a really tasty brand of Jasmine Tea at the local Asian market. quelonzia is trying to local Crysantemum tea, which we've had in a few local Chinese restaraunts -- no luck so far.
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Date: 2005-03-18 05:10 pm (UTC)Being in Canada, you have a better chance of decent beer.
Me, I'm a fan of DARK beers. If it gets much lighter than Guinness Extra-Stout (which of course I had to drink for St. Paddy's last night), I just find it nasty. But I'm strange that way -- my coffee preference runs to decaf Sumatra, black. Oddly, my PRIMARY beverage of choice is purified ice water -- I guess it all averages out.
I don't squeeze my teabags, but I DO let them steep probably longer than I should. I found a really tasty brand of Jasmine Tea at the local Asian market.