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12-03-2007, 12:18 PM
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Cheap strong beer--Steel Reserve 211
This stuff called Steel Reserve High Gravity 211 recently showed up at
Wal*Mart. It is 8.1% alcohol and is about as cheap as any beer they have. I found that the company is owned by Miller. I tried it, and it definitely has a "strong beer taste," and while it's no Maudite, it doesn't taste as bad as I expected. Is "cheap strong beer" going to be a new emerging market in the US? 
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13-03-2007, 03:05 AM
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Cheap strong beer--Steel Reserve 211
"KokomoKid" wrote in message
... I tried it, and it definitely has a "strong beer taste," and while it's no Maudite, it doesn't taste as bad as I expected. Is "cheap strong beer" going to be a new emerging market in the US? It's already emerged. It's called "malt liquor." -Steve
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14-03-2007, 12:14 AM
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Cheap strong beer--Steel Reserve 211
The malt liquor I'm familiar with, Colt 45 is not as strong as 8.1%, and it
doesn't taste as much like expensive strong beer as Steel Reserve. "Steve Jackson" wrote in message news:GxoJh.11672$mh7.2195@trnddc04... "KokomoKid" wrote in message ... I tried it, and it definitely has a "strong beer taste," and while it's no Maudite, it doesn't taste as bad as I expected. Is "cheap strong beer" going to be a new emerging market in the US? It's already emerged. It's called "malt liquor." -Steve
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