Canadian beer?

Does anyone know a place at the lakeside to buy Canadian beer? Not in a bar but a store.

Maybe at the CBob residence?  

Nah, that would  be bootlegging.

slainte39 wrote:Maybe at the CBob residence?  

Nah, that would  be bootlegging.

LOL! I already checked there! Nada............

Why is that? You'd think it would be available all over the place.

Perhaps the only thing I was not happy with in Canada (43 years)(other than the winters) were the beers.
Absolutely no comparison to the UK and Europe.
Due to a large Austrian brewing influence many Mexican beers are significantly superior to those available in Canada and the USA.
Even more so we now have a number of craft beers here in Mexico that are superb.

As a Canadian beer drinker I concur with Dave P. Of the mainstream large scale beers, Mexican beers are similar to superior to Canadian beers, and FAR superior to American beers. The ultimate (to my tastes) are some of the Czech beers (full bodied just like their women) and the Japanese Kirin is also pretty darn good.

Nothing beats a pint of Guinness or Harp.
Except another one.

If you can't locate a Canadian beer, how about an ale.
Superlake stocks CANADA dry ginger ALE.  

Seriously, zen is 200% correct.

zenwoodle wrote:Nothing beats a pint of Guinness or Harp.
Except another one.

Unless you prefer Murphys which is sweeter than Guiness. Minerva in Guad. makes a nice Imperial Stout but it taste more like a Porter to me. IPA and Pale Ale from Minerva are worth trying also. The pale ale is award winning and the new 8% IPA in large bottles (Fresko near Costco on Mateos) is top notch. The IPA is a great hot weather beer as is the Pale Ale.

Z

Zedinmexico wrote:

zenwoodle wrote:Nothing beats a pint of Guinness or Harp.
Except another one.

Unless you prefer Murphys which is sweeter than Guiness.

Z

You must be from County Cork....only someone from Cork would make that statement.  
BTW.....it's Guinness

CanuckBob wrote:Is County Cork near Oregon?

No, but Baltimore is in County Cork (south coast), with a 10 meter inflatable Corona beer bottle floating on the water front.
A testimony to good Irish-Mexican relations.  
:....and a beautiful first sight for any Mexican illegal who is willing to swim that far.
I cheated because of old age and saw it carrying a Mexican Passport

slainte39 wrote:

Zedinmexico wrote:

zenwoodle wrote:Nothing beats a pint of Guinness or Harp.
Except another one.

Unless you prefer Murphys which is sweeter than Guiness.

Z

You must be from County Cork....only someone from Cork would make that statement.  
BTW.....it's Guinness

I know I am the only Gringo I know who prefers Murphys but I do and always have. Its widely available in Oregon in big cans and was always a treat. I admit to a Guinness once in a while. Its drinkable :-) :-).

Z

WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE THINKING? Mexico has excellent beer. Personally, I was drinking Negro Modelo BEFORE I moved to Mexico. I still drink that, and now I also drink Bohemia. Shop around guys, there are great beers here. But not light beers--"Light Beer" is some sort of oxymoron IMO.

Gimme Victoria anytime.

Jeez, I thought this post was about Canadian beer.

We have.....dream induced, wandering mind, short attention spans.

Read the story line, it explains itself.

JayBear wrote:WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE THINKING? Mexico has excellent beer. Personally, I was drinking Negro Modelo BEFORE I moved to Mexico. I still drink that, and now I also drink Bohemia. Shop around guys, there are great beers here. But not light beers--"Light Beer" is some sort of oxymoron IMO.

Mexican beers are fine for what they are. NModelo is a great beer. Bohemia is a great beer. I agree! But I like Porters, Stouts, Ale, and IPAs. Many of us are from Microbrew towns up north. My town of 70K people and students had at least 40 different taps of Microbrews available on any day. I love sitting on a hot beach in Mexico with an ice cold Pacifico in my hand but here in the cool of lakeside I would prefer a nice ale/porter/IPA or such.

Viva La Differance

Z

Zedinmexico wrote:

JayBear wrote:WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE THINKING? Mexico has excellent beer. Personally, I was drinking Negro Modelo BEFORE I moved to Mexico. I still drink that, and now I also drink Bohemia. Shop around guys, there are great beers here. But not light beers--"Light Beer" is some sort of oxymoron IMO.

Mexican beers are fine for what they are.  NModelo is a great beer. Bohemia is a great beer. I agree! But I like Porters, Stouts,  Ale, and IPAs.  Many of us are from Microbrew towns up north. My town of 70K people and students had at least 40 different taps of Microbrews available on any day.  I love sitting on a hot beach in Mexico with an ice cold Pacifico in my hand but here in the cool of lakeside I would prefer a nice ale/porter/IPA or such.

Viva La Differance

Z

Have you tried the Brew House in West Ajijic?

suegarn wrote:

Zedinmexico wrote:

JayBear wrote:WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE THINKING? Mexico has excellent beer. Personally, I was drinking Negro Modelo BEFORE I moved to Mexico. I still drink that, and now I also drink Bohemia. Shop around guys, there are great beers here. But not light beers--"Light Beer" is some sort of oxymoron IMO.

Mexican beers are fine for what they are.  NModelo is a great beer. Bohemia is a great beer. I agree! But I like Porters, Stouts,  Ale, and IPAs.  Many of us are from Microbrew towns up north. My town of 70K people and students had at least 40 different taps of Microbrews available on any day.  I love sitting on a hot beach in Mexico with an ice cold Pacifico in my hand but here in the cool of lakeside I would prefer a nice ale/porter/IPA or such.

Viva La Differance

Z

Have you tried the Brew House in West Ajijic?

The American Brown ale is quite tasty.

Z

Here is a beer tasting in Ajijic this friday. On the same block as the dollar store.

Hola Amigos,
This week we are having a tasting of Mexican boutique beers distributed by Cervezas Unicas. They offer an extensive selection of crafted beers from Guadalajara, Baja, Vera Cruz, Mexicali ,etc. in styles of pale ale, porter, lager and Belgian brewing. We will be encouraging you to vote your favorites so we may include them on our bar listings. The distributor, Isreal Solano will be happy to describe the qualities and ingredients of the brews.
In addition to our regular menu of Indian and Mediterranean favorites we will be offering an assortment of tapas to increase your enjoyment. of the experience.
Adios until then,
Nancy and Michael Robbins

Friday February 17th 5-7pm
"Jasmine's Classic India"
Parroquia #12A
Ajijic plaza
01-376-766-2636