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Is that any good? I think regular Coors Light tastes like watered down Iced tea.
.......and who says "Yummy" past age 5?

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I was sceptical initially, but the sh*t is amazing. The LCBO is selling them by the can. I suggest getting one and see how much you like it. In this weather, I guarantee a win.

They must be easy to chug or shotgun. Maybe I'll get a 6 pak then.

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No, no. You know who was right all along? The Mongolians. They knew that you just can't wall yourself off from the outside world. Putting walls up never helps anything. Tearing them down brings us together.
-Randy-South Park

I couldn't see it as a winter drink, but I cracked a few last weekend and while I thought I was a pussy initially for drinking them, they are friggin awesome.

I bought two cans of Bud Light Lime Mojito to try, has anyone else tried it? What do you think? I like lime and mint, but drinking it really did not feel like drinking beer at all, and it was too sweet and too tart for my liking. I wanted my regular Bud back.

Definitely not a real beer. I think it's only be for non-beer drinkers who want to have a "beer" in their hand to fit an occasion (i.e. beer is more refreshing at a beach party than wine, more fitting eating ribs than with foie gras).

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Yeah, I tried one and couldn't finish it as it was just disgusting. Too sweet, too thick and not refreshing at all. Miller Chill is actually promoting a Beerhito that is pretty cool that you make ur own. I did it, with less sugar as recommended and was pretty good.

Definitely to each his own but I tried it and it was utterly disgusting.......Poured the majority of it down the sink and believe me that hurts me too do.

Drinking one right now, and it's not that great. I'll still finish this lil sixer though.

I like that this thread it turning into a beer sampling thread. Sorry Cristy!!!

For Iced Tea beer - forget Coors - Step it up to Mill Street Lemon Tea beer.
Local, and at 5%, it is an actual BEER, but served COLD COLD COLD is perfect for a day like today. Available at the LCBO.

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/mill-stree ... er/103610/

To answer the OP question, I'm going to go out on a limb and say....
...oh waaait, I only noticed now it is asking for a drink to stay "cool/hydrated". In that case, my answer is:
Beer, Beer, Beer, Water, repeat.

Fixed that up for you.

tried that Coors Light Ice T a couple weeks ago, wasn't a fan.

On super hot days like today, an ice cold Corona is Boss! drink it like Gatorade

There is something wonderfully "summery" about the Corona bottle in the summer. The beer just slides down that long neck.

But... As a huge Mill St fan, I will be grabbing some Lemon Tea beer tonight on Fred's recommendation. I just can't do Coors. Sorry guys.


As for non alcoholic. I like the Coconut mocha frappuccino at starbucks.

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I may be the only one on the planet that enjoys this, but an Icy Icy Icy Labatt 50 is the shiznit. It's gotta be cold as hell though & consumed outside. That's the extent of my Labatt/Molson loyalty.

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No, no. You know who was right all along? The Mongolians. They knew that you just can't wall yourself off from the outside world. Putting walls up never helps anything. Tearing them down brings us together.
-Randy-South Park

Sorry not a beer fan, I prefer to add 1/2 bottle vodka to my giant can of Arizona Iced Tea or gatorade for that matter (which ever is handier)

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[quote="fstydiva"]Sorry not a beer fan, I prefer to add 1/2 bottle vodka to my giant can of Arizona Iced Tea or gatorade for that matter (which ever is handier)[/quote