May i ask what is your favorite Beer

[Thomas P]

Not sure if this post is allowed here? if not, please do delete.

Anyway..fun to see what ya other do drink,or recomend..if ya have the age..

I love beer :p not just to juice up my brain :lol: but to smell it,taste it!

On a hot summerday

Corona Extra

One of my 2 favorite over all

Stockholm by Krönleins (swe beer) http://www.kroenleins.se/products/product.asp?id=13&mid=1

My favorite Beer all times..

Gambrinus (tjeck beer) http://www.gambrinus.com/

Another that works everywhere,anytime..

heinken


Now let see yours

[ben]

I dont like beer :)





But i do like SMIRNOFF ice alot hahaha :woot:

[i4n]

Like you I have different tastes depending on the time of year etc.

During the summer I'm normally on lager, something like Carling or Fosters.

During the winter I tend to go towards bitter, normally Brains SA as my local does a mean pint of it!

Just for comedy value, I do like the odd Bishops Finger too :woot:

[David Church]

My favorite beer is VODKA!!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup:

[Chequered Flag Racing]

I dont like beer :)






neither do I, give me a glass of

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:HdkuF7ooJZetcM:http://farm1.static.flickr.com/53/107161419_4a08fe88e7.jpg

and or a pint of

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[bigred5765]

pear cider hmmmmm

[Rick]

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:TPX1ATAtCiaC_M:http://netweb.files.wordpress.com/2006/02/GreatGuinness.jpg

Mmmmmmm

[rcracer]

nice cold fosters for me :drool:

[Lee]

Pear cider is for homo`s, just ask that big rugby player i told last friday at taly national:blush: Who turned out to be drinking the stuff:lol:

Jamesons on ice for me, i am quite partial to a stella/carling or 10, im not scared of a magners either:woot:

[Wraggy]

Fruit Shoot for me.:woot::woot::woot:

[SHY]

Weißbier at the Crazy Kangaroo in St. Anton (after ski) :thumbsup:

[Chrislong]

Depends on the time of year for me too. October to Christmas I hardly drink, and New Year til May/June I don't drink - mainly because I hate the cold weather so use the time to save money for the summer.

So when I do drink, Merry Down is my favourite Cider - the strong stuff from the supermarket. If im chillin in the sun topping up my sun-stroke, then Corona without Lime. If im just about bloated then anything Vodka based - WKD, with Redbull, Coke, lemonade.

Or if im sat at home then a Hock, or a descent Brandy (straight), or sometimes a Whiskey (anything but JD) with just ice.

Chris

[telboy]

Stella!:thumbsup:

Used to like Bud, but it started to make me violently puke whenever I had it!:lol: Even if I just had one bottle in one night out.

[V-Rossi]

What can I say, I live in Belgium, so I have a wealth problem (regarding beer):lol:
I'd say Duvel.

[bigred5765]

Pear cider is for homo`s, just ask that big rugby player i told last friday at taly national:blush: Who turned out to be drinking the stuff:lol:

Jamesons on ice for me, i am quite partial to a stella/carling or 10, im not scared of a magners either:woot:

ya unlike the cool stuff stu evans was puking up saturday mornin ace beer lol

[GRIFF55]

Westons cider in a carton!!!! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm:drool:

[stegger]

:thumbsup:Bushmills Sixteen Year Old single malt:thumbsup: or Magners on a summers day:)

[bigred5765]

now theres a whiskey

[Spencer Mulcahy]

Anything that is on offer in ASDA got some Marsdens bitter tonight 2 qiud for 4 result.:thumbsup:

[Scouser]

Amstel beer and Chivas Regal whisky were always my favourites.:thumbsup:
(not necessarily together)

[B&H Racing]

What i`m drinking at the moment = Ice Cold Miller Genuine Draft

Washing down a kebab with burger and chilli sauce.

Heaven :thumbsup:

[Jez]

im a shandypants.:p:p

[MK999]

anything flammable :thumbsup: Vodka is the best though, Stolichyna is one of the best, absolut is good, can tolerate smirnoff, but I can't stand really cheap stuff, tastes like plastic :thumbdown:

[purpletimbo]

IPA
Deuchars preferably, Greene King will do
or when in Belgium Timmermans Peche or Frambosen, or with a meal Kriek:thumbsup:

[James]

Black Sheep - Golden Sheep

Fosters/Becks

Budvar

Glayva Whisky

My homemade sloe-gin

:eh?:

[josh_smaxx]

My homemade sloe-gin


Sloe Gin is awesome.

[Kopite]

AppleTini :woot:

[millzy]

Pint of JD with a spash and dash of Coca Cola

[Thomas P]

My favorite beer is VODKA!!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup:

Now i have heard this :D, from our friend Bbq :lol:...to bad that stuff just make me screeeeeeam.

[MK999]

Vodka isn't even that strong ! You wanna try shotting wray and nephews, 63% white rum :thumbsup:

[Kopite]

revolution do some kind of polish vodka that's 79% proof

i had two shots and fell off my chair

may as well just drink Ethanol :lol:

[MK999]

Can get Everclear in the US, was trying to convince my mate to bring some back but no luck :( 99% alchohol, 1% water :thumbsup: If you shot it too much it sends you blind

[low13]

beer has to be fosters but favorite acholic drink has to be sambuca(sounds girly but i love aniseed) but fosters wases down anything well

[AaronR]

What i`m drinking at the moment = Ice Cold Miller Genuine Draft

Washing down a kebab with burger and chilli sauce.

Heaven :thumbsup:

I NEVER thought I would read someone mentioning Miller beer in a UK beer thread! :thumbsup: Cheers guys... I am from Milwaukee!

I was turned onto Newcastle about 6 years ago and still love it! :drool: Draught (at a pub/tavern/restaurant) is best but bottles is the only way to purchase it in USA. Are aluminum cans of it sold in UK? Just curious.

[_sleigh_]

Beer - Stella

"something heavy" - Guinness

Cider - Bulmers

Spirits - Vodka (lots of it, with virtually no Red Bull) - although a little too much did assist me into hospital once :thumbdown:

Shot - Slippery Nipple

[David Church]

Now i have heard this :D, from our friend Bbq :lol:...to bad that stuff just make me screeeeeeam.


He is a cool dude, looking forward to seeing him at the Euro's:thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Il come to the next Euros..or UK´s--my new Beer..sick XX good, lke a dream..."Spaten" from Germany

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and a classic Gambrinus, i luuv it!!

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[paulc]

becks,carling,fosters and when i've had enough of that go onto the vodka and cokes :thumbsup:

[Lee]

Il come to the next Euros..or UK´s--my new Beer..sick XX good, lke a dream..."Spaten" from Germany

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and a classic Gambrinus, i luuv it!!

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I think you should bring some of this fine beer to the euros for us brits (me) to sample:thumbsup:

We can bring some english crap for you if you want:woot:

[Nolan BJ4WE]

Mampoer

The Americans call it 'moonshine', to the warm-blooded Irish it is 'Poteen' and the Swiss call it 'Kirsch'. In South Africa, it is 'Witblits' in the Cape and to Transvalers it is just 'Mampoer'. Mampoer and the variety of names given to it are the names of strong, homemade distilled brandy made from fruit.

Mampoer is uniquely South African. Its legend is so entangled in the South African folklore legends that it is difficult to distinguish between facts and fables.

What makes Mampoer so unique is the fact that it is distilled on the farm according to handpicked recipes and very special processes. The secrets of distilling this potent ‘brandy’ are carried over from generation to generation and this adds to the mystery that surrounds it.

It is not certain where the name ‘mampoer’ originated. Many stories and anecdotes which are being told and which are still in circulation as well as the closely guarded secret of the refined recipes, contribute to the fascination of the mampoer legend.

It is alleged that mampoer was named after Mampuru, a Pedi Chief who instigated the murder of his half-brother Sekoekoenie. It is alleged that, General Joubert's men probably obtained liquor from Mampuru and Mapog. It is believed that this liquor was distilled from Maroelas, which was plentiful in the area.

The test to determine quality of mampoer is very simple. Pour a small quantity on a flat surface and light it. If it all burns off with a clear blue flame, it is unadulterated and full strength. This is why Mampoer is sometimes also called 'fire water' - it causes the first-time drinker to catch his breath with his first sip.

A simple recipe for making mampoer: Take your drums of ripe yellow peaches (don't worry about any worms), mash them up and leave them for 14 days. The fruit ferments and gives off a lot of gas. When the bubbles subside, the mash is ready to distil. Don't leave the mash too long or it will go sour and you'll end up with peach vinegar.

Heat the mash in the still to just under boiling point. The alcohol boils off before the water and is trapped by a condensation pipe. The condensate is collected in a bucket and, for really top quality mampoer, it may be redistilled. The residue of the distillation process (known to whisky distillers as the feints) makes an excellent liniment and mosquito repellent.

The farmers in the Marico district (North West Province) where mampoer distilling is part of everyday life, have to sell their mampoer discreetly - mampoer distilling for retail sale is still illegal. This goes back to 1924 when the government passed a law giving KWV a monopoly on brandy production.

All stills had to be marked and registered with Customs and Excise, and detailed records kept as to the amount and strength of any liquor produced. Farmers were allowed to produce liquor only from fruit grown on their land. Portable stills were outlawed: they had to have a minimum capacity of 680 litres and had to be built on a cement or brick foundation.

Recently exemption was however given to agricultural museums and colleges to distil brandy, and two institutions have taken up the offer. In the Cape, the Kleinplasie farm museum in Worcester makes Witblits and in the Transvaal, the Willem Prinsloo Agricultural Museum, near Pretoria, distils mampoer.

A Mampoer tour from the town of Zeerust also takes tourists from farm to farm, where they can sample the home distilled, clear spirit or spend a night to enjoy the Groot Marico hospitality.

Mampoer has long ago become part of South Africa’s cultural heritage. To the people who distil and drink 'mampoer', it has become a way of life.

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BUT: Never drink and drive......:thumbdown::thumbdown:

[Alfonzo]

My local pub has a brewery out the back. Station House Bitter, gorgeous! Green King IPA is nice. Adnams - now there's a quality beer. Murphys is good, and then Guiness of course. Can't beat a good lager, all the German ones particularly Dinkel Acker, and I love those little French bottled beers mmmm... How about the original Budweiser, the Czeck one? I had really nice Polish lager the other day as well. Then the Dutch and the Belgians know a thing or two about beer, I used to love Orangeboom, but don't see it much anymore. The Aussie lagers are cracking on a summers day, and the South Africans do a few nice ones too....Mmmm..

Sod it - I'm off out for last orders.

[sport10]

Lately it has been Amberbock for me. I did try this Southern Pecan Ale made by a micro brewery somewhere in Mississippi and it was mouthwatering. I will have to research it some. Also, the Irish Red I get when I go to the local Maguire's Pub is very good also.

[pugs]

stella,lcl or carling if I dont want to get too drunk!!!!

[sport10]

I also like Negra Modelo w/ lime.

[Thomas P]

Leaving Swe for a few days now to visit Denmark..besides Carlsborg and Tuborg i hope they have some real good Beers :)

[Alfonzo]

Norrlands Guld! I enjoy too many of those when I go to Sweden. Export strength, of course. :)

[bigoggy]

stella for me

[tymill]

Mampoer is 'n verskriklik magtige dop!:bored::bored::bored:

Mampoer

The Americans call it 'moonshine', to the warm-blooded Irish it is 'Poteen' and the Swiss call it 'Kirsch'. In South Africa, it is 'Witblits' in the Cape and to Transvalers it is just 'Mampoer'. Mampoer and the variety of names given to it are the names of strong, homemade distilled brandy made from fruit.

[FERRETTI]

The one and only;)

[Chrislong]

I have now found my "holey grail" of beers!

Jupiler

:woot:

Trouble is, only had it in Belgium, brought a crate back with me but never seen it before in the UK. :o

[rcracer]

I have now found my "holey grail" of beers!

Jupiler

:woot:

Trouble is, only had it in Belgium, brought a crate back with me but never seen it before in the UK. :o

i have some leffe in the fridge, bought it from morrisons :lol:

[Wicked-Wayz]

Mine would be Budweiser or Bud Light. I don't really mess with anything harder than that. A guinness once in awhile as well.

Peace Aaron(W-W)

[craigosh]

Dont really drink beer but partial to Asahi or Asahi Black.

Prefer Cider, good bit of Henneys Frome Valley is my fav at the mo, used to really like that Red K one in bottles but they ruined it putting it in cans, tastes totally different. Gone off Bulmers/magners. Tescos vintage oak one is a nice new discovery. Aspinall Dry for when i want something stronger.

Spirits - Smirnoff Black/Blue (maybe with a little lime and soda), Sake.

Banned From - Rum - evil things happen when on rum...

[dave p hall]

foster's:p

[Body Paint]

I have now found my "holey grail" of beers!

Jupiler

:woot:

Trouble is, only had it in Belgium, brought a crate back with me but never seen it before in the UK. :o


I agree, Jupiler is ace. Imagine how gutted I was when they didn't have any in the duty free :(

[Chrislong]

I agree, Jupiler is ace. Imagine how gutted I was when they didn't have any in the duty free :(

You know it cost me less than 10 Euros for 24x 33cl bottles? Well in the UK it can be sourced through the internet and its something like £40 for 24x 25cl bottles..... :thumbdown:

Craig, we need to race in Belgium more regular - with the true purpose of bringing some beer back for personal consumption, sat on the pavement of a car park, again.... :lol::thumbsup:

[Stu]

My homemade sloe-gin

:eh?:

I've just remembered - I have 1/4 of a bottle of your sloe-gin still left - I'm gonna drink it NOW.

Worlds worst beer must be John Smiths Extra Smooth. That crap is just made in a big factory then flavoured to taste vagely like beer should.

For me the best is anything made in a brewery, not a factory.

[Body Paint]

You know it cost me less than 10 Euros for 24x 33cl bottles? Well in the UK it can be sourced through the internet and its something like £40 for 24x 25cl bottles..... :thumbdown:

Craig, we need to race in Belgium more regular - with the true purpose of bringing some beer back for personal consumption, sat on the pavement of a car park, again.... :lol::thumbsup:

You'd best save me a bottle for southport :)

[Nos81]

1. Reissdorf Kölsch ( regional beer from cologne)

2. Leffe Brune ( beer from Belgium )

If I can`s get one of these I´ll go with a classic Becks :D

[Chrislong]

You'd best save me a bottle for southport :)

Southport is ages away!!! I'll need to go back to Belgium before then :lol: (will save you a bottle though :thumbsup:)

[rcracer]

2. Leffe Brune ( beer from Belgium )



tried the leffe blonde on the ferry.. not as nice as the brune

[sim]

I liked...

In the USA, I liked Leinenkugel but only found 2 cases of it.

Kronen...somethingsomething in Khon Kaen (had it at the Sofitel), Thailand is very good.

In Australia, mostly Victoria Bitter.

In NZ, Rheineck, Speights Old Dark 5 malt ale, Monteith's Celtic Red all get my approval.

In Malaysia, I avoid all the big local breweries but did have one imported German beer called Weihenstepen that was great.

[Garry Driffill]

Craig, we need to race in Belgium more regular - with the true purpose of bringing some beer back for personal consumption, sat on the pavement of a car park, again.... :lol::thumbsup:

LOL Belgain Chavs ! :lol:

[Thomas P]

i found a new one..Brewmaster from a local Swe maker...real good.

[B44&501xRacerEX]

Americans drink Budweiser or Budlight.
I have a budlight every now and then,
I also tried Sam Adams and Jeigermienster before talk about some real strong stuff.:thumbsup:

[Jonny_H]

Wadworth's 6X, no contest.

The Jupiler in Belgium was extremely good, and Tui in New Zealand went down very well.

[Chrislong]

Americans drink Budweiser or Budlight.


I hate bottled Bud with a passion, but I once had Bud from draught and that was REALLY nice... :thumbsup:

[sparrow.2]

A friend of mine came round with a couple of bottles of polish "Strong". Sweet, dark, 7% and a nasty headache afterwards. Tasty though :)

[smokes]

Lucky i can most of these beers on draught at my local the sheaf view shame it too popular these days. make mine a budvar

[charles08]

Hi,
Duvel, triple Karmelite, Chouffe,...
Belgium beers are Great, living in north of France we have all of them ...
Mmhhhhhhh...Good for the beer belly...:thumbsup:

[twisty]

My favoirite beer is sweet cider :drool: Woodpecker or Magners is nice over ice.
:drool:
:thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Recived a few cans of ABRO 5.2..they are real great..

[dave g]

white lightning neat...its the hard stuff!

in reality shandy is about my limit :(

[Thomas P]

Ok, i know this is a hobby,but have everyone turned in to 100% sober-dudes/girls :D:D

However..i just, or try when i visit the store to try some new ones...but as usualy i always or most of the times buying the regular ones...

But those 2 where REAL nice...

Swedísh local brewery "Jäst Hasses"

Tjeck beer, real good, i do recomend!!

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/DSC_0205.jpg

[Thomas P]

It must be true..as soon there is no posts, every one just drop-off...man if that would be true, none of the Oople´s are enyouing a coold one :)...;) Well well..got a tip from a engineere on a big company...a Bitter...man this beer have taste for almost a Hour after first taste..and it is REAL GOOD...i am a "lager" one...but i like new tests..im never afraid for that...

should be drinked arrond 11-13 c...1 left :D...

(what i mean, does nobody drink any new beers ?)

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/DSC_0012-1-1.jpg



http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/DSC_0010-1.jpg

Ps . this is a local brewery..costs asound 2.3£

[budgio]

Jameson irish whisky :drool:
I got 7 bottles at xmas ... 2 left now

[Welshy40]

Abbot ale

[Belsten]

No question, Stella

[Northy]

I tend to like the light coloured gravy type beers.... :drool:

G

[Kecky]

Lager = STELLA

Bitter = BLACK SHEEP



Just so you know what to order me next time your at the bar :p

[Alfonzo]

Adnams Ales. All of them, but especially Broadside. :drool::drool::drool:

[Northy]

Adnams Ales. All of them, but especially Broadside. :drool::drool::drool:

We name our projects at work after beers, one of the current ones is called Broadside :D

I can see a bottle of it now! :woot::woot:

G

[Alfonzo]

Suffolk's finest. Now I'm going to HAVE to stop at Sainsburys on the way home and buy some :D:drool::wub:drool:

[Thomas P]

ALERT!!!...3 new !guy´s tested...and i must say..they are my TOP choice beer...

I teste the

Slottskällans - Imperial Stout...that one, didnt gave me much...this beer was way to much for my taste... :(

SO, to the 3 that i love from now on ;)

Bedarö Bitter - a Bitter ale..now this is BEER!!..i can feel the taste for app 1h after the last zip...and i love the taste!!

Gas-Jannes ALE...this is almost in "Bedarö´s" class...little more "sweet" taste on this one...long taste (not sure about the taste-name..) not sweet,not sour

And then we have a Lager...Slottskällans Lager..this is a real nice Lager, MUCH taste, longe taste on this one to!!...

to bad no pic on gas jannes

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[ashleyb4]

I dont drink beer but vodka and coke is nice :)

A

[Thomas P]

Hehe...vodka redbull i do prefer (spelling)..to bad that one just make yaa spine in to juice :D

[bigoggy]

sat here drinking newcastle brown ale :thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Hmm...sounds "dark" :D...some of them are nice...ithink...but..maybe im just "new" to more...Real beer :D

[Flex]

Hmm...sounds "dark" :D...some of them are nice...ithink...but..maybe im just "new" to more...Real beer :D

there is some great beer in Sweden - i enjoyed the carlsberg sort guld ('black gold') but it only seems to be available in the nordic coutries - that said there are also lots of local ales, though i found quite a few of them to be a bit crap, but you can't beat dear old blighty for sheer variety. most from Skinners or St austell brewery is great (cornwall) like tribute or heligan honey.

[Matisse]

right now i are mostly drinking Kasteel Cru!! a cracking beer made using champagne yeast, fruity!!

[Rebelrc]

dos eqisse (XX) mexican larger its ace quite strong about 5.1 but tastes realy weak so you drink lots of it!:)

[Chrislong]

Cobra's are good, especially draught. Even better with a ring sting enducing curry.

But for drinking with a DVD a bottle of wine is nice, red or white, fizzy or flat. mmmmmmmh. refreshing.

[Stu]

Badger Golden Glory.

[Thomas P]

Some small update...found 2 new beers... one of them will be posted right here..the other one, tomorow..

Innis & gunn ale, real good, little to small bitter taste...but id say 3.8 of 5

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/DSC_0010-2.jpg

[Alfonzo]

What about Norrlands Guld? (spelling?) I always make sure I get well plastered on a few of those when in Sweden :thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Not my favorit..i want real biter beer :)

[bald eagle]

I tried a whisky up in scotland once, it went by the name... Sheep dip...lol Nice too.

[Thomas P]

Found a new one...

Humle Hildas Altbier...good, but thats it..not the "bedarö bitter" taste...costy as XX wont buy it, same P on the Bedarä, il rather buy it twice then this B

[stoff]

Coors mainly. Kronenbourg Blanc, Hoegaarden and Sveturys are awesome, I love the wheat beers! :thumbsup:

[bald eagle]

Stella, Carlsberg export, Kronenburg1664, Grolsch, Carling premier. all of the above...:woot:

[kyosho_kid]

Stella, Kronenbourg, peroni, Tiger, as long as its not that watery stuff like carling, fosters etc etc or i will take a VODKA however its served!

[ANGEL.ONE]

Duvel, Leffe, - love old Belgian Abbey beer!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_beer

Cobra is a good beer, can drink gallons!

a good 100% blue agave tequila is a better drink than beer for me.

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[Thomas P]

Recived a Sout from a friend..a Imperial Stout from a local brewery...

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/DSC_0109.jpg

DARK...Hmmm, not my kind of beer..But i poured it up..and tasted it just for a few mins ago...9%, cant feel that strngth, but what a beer, real good, long taste after...not in class with the "BedaroBitter" but not to far away

[emtee]

Budwieser draught for me... not forgetting the occasional Cuba Libre with ice... However, I do like the odd pint of wife-beater (that's Stella for the unitiated..!) if I wanna get hurt!;)

[tenoracer 22]

Title says it . If youve not tried hop give it a go. annoyingly they have started selling it in regular size bottles rather than realllllyyyyyy bbighelgqz onesxvq!!!!!! Green King by the way.

[colmo]

There isn't quite the choice in beers in Northern Ireland you'd get elsewhere in the UK - Guiness is (rightly) all-conquering in this land.

All time favourite: Warsteiner (first discovered in Argentina), can be found in places in the UK.
New Zealand: Monteith's Black
Ethiopia: Dashen or Harer (it amuses me that one of the finest breweries in East Africa is situated in the 4th holiest Muslim city)
Ireland: Hard to beat a Guiness, preferably Extra Cold.

[ryanlownie]

Has to be Stella for beer and seeing as everyone's mentioning their non-beer faves, mine is Sailor Jerry's & Coke.

[boultspeed]

another for Stella (wife beater) :thumbsup:

[Oscar]

Badger Golden Glory.

I remember drinking this in a pub when at Tiverton national a few years ago. They served it completely flat, with no head:thumbdown: These people need educating:p


Thomas P Recived a Sout from a friend..a Imperial Stout from a local brewery...
Samuel Smiths Imperial stout is one of my all time favourites:thumbsup:, I do like a good dark but slightly sweet stout;)
If anyone likes that sort of thing, I can highly reccommend Zywiec Porter, However its only made once or twice yearly and I have never seen it outside of Poland:(

[greggy]

jargermeister or jack daniels for mee

[Lowie]

http://www.duvel.be/Images/Verre.jpg

[Thomas P]

Hmm, this thread, makes me wounder...are all Oople fans Sober or what =)..Nope, im not, almost forgot this one. Been up to test a lot of new ones :D....

My old fav, Bedarö Bitter ...is number two..took me over 2 yeras to get a new one..the

Mohawk Extra IPA

Rewiew here from a site...http://www.beersweden.se/archives/tag/mohawk-extra-ipa

It is the best beer of all times yet...

http://www.beersweden.se/wp-content/uploads/2010/03/MohawkSauna.jpg

[rocketrob]

jargermeister or jack daniels for mee

wasn't aware either made BEER :rolleyes:

[zeebra]

wot do u yanks know about beer!u all drink that piss/weak budweiser crap.xxxx 4 me.

[kaszal]

Tyskie (Polish beer) with Thai curry!

[Chrislong]

Where can I buy Jupiler in England? I NEED JUPILER!!!

[rocketrob]

wot do u yanks know about beer!u all drink that piss/weak budweiser crap.xxxx 4 me.

what do we know about beer?
to have enough sense not to serve it at room temperature ;)

[Alfonzo]

http://masterbrewer.adnams.co.uk/

Very nice!

[rocketrob]

fat tire = http://www.newbelgium.com/beer/fat-tire
modelo especial = http://www.gmodelo.com.mx/
sam adams = http://www.samueladams.com/Default.aspx

[zeebra]

streuth mate,dont matter what temp u serve that bud at,it still tastes crappy.isnt it now make down mexico way by some kids on 50c an hour.that old saying is true,"u yanks will swallow anything".them ad men can even catch out on tv,by just using a bunch of lizzards and frogs!!!!

[mpg200]

Bathams best bitter. Only available in the black country:( so I don't get it here in York. But when my homebrew is ready, that'd good too

[tjf]

Brown and Mild all the way. Usually have to go to working mens clubs to get Mild nowadays otherwise Pale and Brown especially Harveys very nice :drool:

[rocketrob]

streuth mate,dont matter what temp u serve that bud at,it still tastes crappy.isnt it now make down mexico way by some kids on 50c an hour.that old saying is true,"u yanks will swallow anything".them ad men can even catch out on tv,by just using a bunch of lizzards and frogs!!!!

funny, so according to you all the millions of people that make it the best selling beer in the world are wrong... or you simply are :lol: LOL

[rocketrob]

fat tire = http://www.newbelgium.com/beer/fat-tire (http://www.newbelgium.com/beer/fat-tire)
modelo especial = http://www.gmodelo.com.mx/ (http://www.gmodelo.com.mx/)
sam adams = http://www.samueladams.com/Default.aspx (http://www.samueladams.com/Default.aspx)

[niggs98]

as it is asking for favorite beer and having been to belgium on the od occasion :D i have to say it is either duvel or leiffe blonde. by far better than any of the main uk stuff. im just glad tescos started to sell it over here or id have to do quite a few booze cruises :D

[lochness42]

Well, I like our 12% Zlaty Bazant most. I must admit that some of the beers that Bart brought from Belgium to The Players were good.

[Yoldume]

Vodka usually in triples and only after 12 :thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Did find one new...Sigtuna Brygghus Extra Bitter 5.6%....OMFG what a beer...the "after taste" is so long that ya dont need anymore beer :D....best, it is real good, smells little fruity..

[rocketrob]

smells little fruity..

Thomas - isn't that for those girly drinks in which they put little umbrellas? :D

[ashleyb4]

Im parshal to a pint of guinness. But mainly im a Cider man mainly pear:

3: Magners
2: Kopparberg
1. Rekorderlig


Only found rekorderlig in 3 pubs in oz cant find it in any supermarkets. But my god its beautiful.

A

[Squintz Palladoris]

Drinking a Guinness while posting this.

The majority of Bitters I tried while in the UK were great. Tetley's seemed to be in most pubs and I enjoyed it every chance I got. Ever heard a yank ask the barmaid for a bitter? You probably got a laugh=)

Cider, the good stuff is hard to get over here, I have 2 cans of Strongbow in my fridge. I love the stuff!

Brad

[Thomas P]

Thomas - isn't that for those girly drinks in which they put little umbrellas? :D

:thumbsup:

[AJ Roberts]

Stella 4 and Red Stripe......

[dodgydiy]

Has to be a nice cold pint of cider, something like magners or bulmers, nicest ever was strongbow smooth but they stopped doing it. had some scrumpy once called henry's rocket fuel, that was good stuff, and before anyone who knows me says anything...yes i used to love diamond white and K cider and drink way too much of it. second to cider has to be some of my home made wine, on amount of sugar used in fermentation, last years blackberry should be around 17% and its ready to drink......

[bodgit]

Cant get it anymore but one of the best lagers had to be Wrexham lager. Was word of an ex mp reviving it, but I think it used to be made with spring water direct from the grounds of the factory before it got pulled down.

[pro4nut]

XXXX gold in a stubbie! But i have yet to find it over here, if anyone knows someone that can get it for me let me know!!
Little Creatures pale ale, brewed in Perth bottles of which i have found in the Porterhouse covent garden (best pub in the city)
Or there very own Porterhouse Red

[Rebelrc]

Cheap Carling !:thumbsup:

[Thomas P]

Cant be..al UKs sober or :D...How eva, for a few weeks i had the chance to test Swedens Strongest and most expensive (to buy in store) Sigtuna Ace of spades

Took this text form the www.beersweden.se (http://www.beersweden.se)

Word just in is that Sweden’s strongest ever beer, Ace of Spades (http://www.beersweden.se/archives/4955)from Sigtuna Brygghus, will go on sale at the Swedish monopoly on November 15th.
At 18.5% ABV this imperial stout is not only the strongest ever beer brewed in Sweden, it will also be the most expensive too, with just 500 bottles hitting the shelves of the three vinkällarbutiker (http://www.systembolaget.se/Applikationer/Knappar/OmSystembolaget/VaraButiker/sbmedvinkallare.htm) in Stockholm, Malmö and Gothenburg for the asking price of 179 SEK for each 330ml bottle.
So if you want to experience Ace of Spades you’ll have to play your cards right (Ed: sorry!) and make sure you place your order at the stroke of 10am on the 15th. Good luck!

Most of the regular "drinker" think this one only test Boooz..but nope, not at all...just kaziljons of taste!!

[hammerhead]

kronenburg = 4 then double brandy with orange juice for the rest of the night lol

[Holeshot]

http://www.aclandcellars.com.au/beerstore/uploads/beerImages/xxxx_gold_large.jpg

[Thomas P]

Oople..dry as a desert or what?..my goal, when i go to the stor is to get at least 1! or 2 new Beers..:D

todays...the stout to the Left..OMG what a BEER!!!

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Blandat/l.jpg

[Thomas P]

Time to update...
2 monster IPA Beers..

[Thomas P]

Got my hands on some serious Easter Beers...

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Beer/th_DSC_0538.jpg (http://s123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/Beer/?action=view&current=DSC_0538.jpg)

The Double Black IPA is open, and i am hooked..

[ADW]

Chilled pint of Hoegaarden with a slice of lemon. Try it!

[russmini]

Just cracked open a bottle of

The Leveller.

Billed as - Dark in colour, with an intense burnt toffee finish...

Not a big Real Ale person, but i do indulge every now and then.

:thumbsup:

[damselfly]

My bottled favourites are; Tiger, Bavaria, Becks and Carslberg export all at 5%.

I just cannot stand stuff like Carling, Fosters or Becks vier though as I think they taste watery.:thumbdown:

[Thomas P]

Got this exclusive Imperial IPA - Ace Of Spades, with 12 different hops..one of the most extreme beers ever made in Sweden...only 600 bottles are made of this one.. app 15GBP

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o306/gabbax_74/b5ef29c8.jpg

Soon... :D