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Smooth, malty, full flavored, strong delivery
Yes please! Inhalable but strong flavor.
I wouldn't want to make a habit of chuggin' these!
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Being as our inaugural beer testing was a great success, we were eager to start our second. This time, we called John Labatt and his Classic beer into the testing ring for a few rounds (about 14-15 to be exact!). Being as this was only our second testing, we didn't want to get into the microbrews or any other specialty beer quite yet and we also didn't want to go too mainstream again either, so John Labatt Classic, considered a "premium domestic" beer was good compromise.
Last week, the effects of Molson Canadian brought with it many drunkin' delights such as chugging contests and plastered poetry. This week however, we found it difficult to repeat such inspired moments with John Labatt Classic. There were no chugging contests, only a few poems, and no nudity. After a few hundred beer though, the age old classic game of "Spin the Bottle" reared its head in our laboratories. So we succeeded in raising the bar after all, but in doing so, we just made it more difficult for us next week to raise the bar again. Maybe strip poker next week? Anyone!? Please?!?
Jon's First Reaction to the Taste:
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"Definitely a sipping beer - the taste sits in the back of my throat. It is really bad, but I think all you girls know how that is."
Jon rates the kill:
"Absolutely disgusting - Hello rat piss."
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Craig's First Reaction to the Taste:
"Very full flavor thats sits with you. Its kinda like chewing on tinfoil that was just used to cook fish, but that's not too bad. It's too strong to be a chugger. It's more of a "buzz" beer. This is what a borderline homosexual would bring to a frat party where everyone else is going hard on the beer bong.
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