Do you know Corey Koehler? He is an acoustic singer/songwriter who will be releasing his debut album "Never Too Late" within the next month. In preparation for this release, and to get the word out, he is offer $3 worth of his music at no charge. ... from hieu

    If you are in Love, & wanted 2 give some gift to ur love ones.Then this is the right area, where you can get the eCards with different greeting and amazing picture.Send to ur LoveOnes. from viru12

    It seems that the hipster scener in sactown drinks nothing but Stella. It's popular for all the right reasons. A fluffy beer with a soft, sweet body. from aaa - liked from giovani's entry

    Beach, sun, heat, and corona beer = I'm happy. Almaza is my favorite, but there's something different about a corona at the sea. from walidch

    Just had this beer... One of my favorite beers. It has become increasingly popular over the last decade and is available in quite a few stores and restaurants in San Francisco/New York. Even if you don't like beer, there is a good chance you will like this one from bindu

    I had heard about this beer for a long time before I started to drink it, but when I finally did I was pleasantly surprised. Too me it is a very interesting taste. Can be found pretty easily but normally bottled. from jgshort - liked from goodgnus's entry

    There is almost nothing bad to say about this beer. It is only as bitter as the least bitter beers and doesn’t taste like a lager, but more like a light lager. It is perfect for intimate group settings or with a meal. While it is certainly not the best lager, it holds its own for a variety of reasons including relative price and the atmosphere that it presents. from budiridwin

    This is a pretty good beer that is easily available. Definitely something that I would buy it if is available at the corner store. Of course you can tell I can like Belgium style ale. from sarathompson - liked from technicalchicklet's entry

    "In 1890 five Tyneside breweries came together and after the First World War started trading under the blue five point star. Newcastle Brown Ale was launched in 1927 after Jim Porter had spent three years developing this special brew. Almost immediately after its release, Newcastle Brown Ale won the gold medals at the International Brewers' Exhibition in London in 1928." Classic English Brown Ale in production since 1927. I good every day working mans beer. from higgsboson - liked from claycaldwell's entry

    This is one of my favorite all time beers. Smooth, strong and seductive. This is a sipper. Best shared so you can split the bottle while it is still cold. It is great in the bottle but out of the world on tap. from beanfair - liked from brittany's entry

    Sierra Nevada is one of the highest quality beers you will find mass produced in the United States. The Pale Ale in particular is especially good. from mattcad - liked from marccobb's entry

    Very smooth. Its a strange custom for me to read each and every word on the bottle before finishing of the drink. from varunkumarm

    Texas in the last two decades has developed, or rather redeveloped, a local brew tradition. Shiner's was the first and still among the best. from miloux

    LOVE!! Got my first taste when I was visiting my brother who, at the time, lived in Germany. Hard to find in the states but no problem in Canada. from ltlesismary

    i'm not usually a light beer drinker, but i first found an appreciation for this, the original pilsner, while traveling to Prague. it has a clean, crisp taste - perfect for relaxing in one of the many cafes along the cobblestone streets of Prague. and beer there is cheaper than bottled water! from cteng1121

    My favorite beer. Fruity, strong and sweet. Every sip takes your entire mouth for a ride to Beer Heaven. from lordmarius