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This is interesting, and backs up the statement about beer brands being popular in certain states.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foster's_Lager

Another one (Fosters seems very popular in the U.K):

http://fosters.com.au/enjoy/beer/brand_heritage.htm

Fosters? Oh yeah that one. We don't drink it in Australia as it made everyone sick, so we sold the rest of it overseas to get rid of it!
The coopers home brew stuff when done right can be one of the best beers you will ever taste, comparable even with Beer in August in Munich!
I like the taste of the coopers bottled stuff but it really leaves you with a nasty hangover even if you did not drink that much!
James Boag is alright, lacks a bit of guts..
Tooheys Draught is rumored to be a by-product from a Draught horse... But us New South Welshmen still seem to drink plenty of it.

weemac wrote:Fosters? Oh yeah that one. We don't drink it in Australia as it made everyone sick, so we sold the rest of it overseas to get rid of it!

That's funny, because that's almost the very same thing that Darren Trott said to me when I was kidding him about Fosters being Australian for beer!

3 flavors of Fosters and Steinlager Lager,Coopers Lager,and Coopers Extra Stout
are all yhay the state owned liquor stores have listed here in hatU.
I think I'll see if I can find some of the last 3 tomorrow.
I don't really care for Fosters.

Well you could use fosters for weed control in your garden........
The coopers extra stout is pretty good (however I like my beer to be thick enough for a mouse to walk across the top)
emac.

ozover50 wrote:None of the above mentioned beers have a really strong 'malty' or 'hoppy' flavour (like English beers or US 'boutique' ones) but are stronger (both in alcohol content and flavour) than mainstream US beers like Bud or Millers MGD.

That would be a plus in my book.