Sleeman Original Draught

[champ]

Has anyone tried this beer?

Had one today on a patio and found it very easy drinking and refreshing.

I think I found my beer for this summer!

Champ

 

[calloway]

Sleeman produces an excellent product... although any cold beer would taste great on a hot day by the patio staring at good looking women.

http://sleeman.com/en/html/beer/sl_brands/draught/index.htm

 

[JimboJ]

Sleeman

I love Sleeman, mainly because they have a low-carb option, Sleeman Clear - It is crap compared to most 'regular' beers, but at 2.5 grams per bottle, it's something I can drink a couple of and not fall off the wagon.

Yeah, I know, Low-carb dieting is going to kill me - tell that to my waistline

 

[shanel19]

My favs are Corona or becks.

 

[rsalomon]

Tried Sleeman Original Draft and I agree that it is a great tasting product however IMO I still prefer the original Miller Genuine Draft.

 

[peteeey]

Canadian beers. Yuck. Except for Quebec beers. But is Quebec still part of Canada?

 

[Diode]

SOD...A decent beer.
Their cream porter unvailed at Chistmas, was one of the best Beers I'd ever tasted.

We need more high quality beer!

 

[Top Jimmy]

For a very light tasting summer beer, I've discovered "Robert Simpson", a little brewery from Barrie that makes a very nice brew for the summer months.

Top Jimmy says "Give it a try".

 

[mmouse]

Sleeman Porter is excellent

 

[glaeken]

...although any cold beer would taste great on a hot day by the patio staring at good looking women.

Even better, I was recently at a bar that was doing a Sleeman Original Draught promotion and a cute little blonde walked up and gave me a free beer. Talk about quenching one thirst and triggering another.

 

[Stoo]

...they have a low-carb option, Sleeman Clear...

Hmm... I had a couple of these the other day, and didn't realize it was Atkins beer. I thought it was OK, not a lot of taste, but I prefer a lighter beer when it's so hot...

 

[Questor]

Can't say I've tried many of the beers mentioned in this thread, but I've enjoyed Sleeman's Honey Brown for years. That said, I enjoy most of the beer brewed by the smaller breweries. St. Ambroise from Quebec is very nice too. I generally stay away from Molson, Labatts, Miller, Bud or anything else that is mass produced.