Thread: Beers Around the World

Amberbock (dark lager : American ) is my personal fav. next in line would be Tsing-Tao ( ?? : china)

Just give me a nice, cooler-chilled, Budweiser. I ain't picky.

My Top 3:

#3 - Molson Canadian


#2 - MGD


#1 - Alexander Keith's

OOOHHhhhh I thought you'd list Moosehead brady

was my fav in college, molsen golden my 2nd

Perhaps Carrabassett Pale Ale is not well known. Aside from that, it's PBR.

From Australia I would have to say that Cooper's Pale Ale is the best I have tasted (what's with all these pale ales eh?). It's perfect for sitting back in the summer and getting shitfaced. Refreshing, without being too watery. The brewing process leaves a yeasty residue in the bottle, so instead of using preservatives it continues to ferment in the bottle, which is kinda cool. Especially when you see the stamp on the bottle that says "best after feb 2006" lol.

A perfect beach beer is Carlton Cold... it's chill-filtered and all the rest, so yeah some people wouldn't like the wateryness of it, but hey it's Australia, it's for drinking in the sun.

Heineken

Sapporo

Amberbock

heffenweizen would probably have to be my all time fav but I don't drink it much!

I dunno how you all can drink pale ale's... they all taste like piss, all the time.

I enjoy a good stout.

heineken


and kronenberg 1664


seriously heineken is some good pilsener

Cannot beat Guinness extra cold..mmmmmmmmmmmm..........beer...

Smooth creamy texture on a cold dark bed of liquid pleasure, served in a pint glass fit for a king. True heaven in a glass to be quaffed at ones will, nothing comes close.

Guinness, sold worldwide, the Irish know how to make a drink.

Originally posted by Vandrosdis
Cannot beat Guinness extra cold..mmmmmmmmmmmm..........beer...

Smooth creamy texture on a cold dark bed of liquid pleasure, served in a pint glass fit for a king. True heaven in a glass to be quaffed at ones will, nothing comes close.

Guinness, sold worldwide, the Irish know how to make a drink.

I'll drink to that! I just had some Guiness last night. Was my first time to drink it from a bottle though (but I still poured it into a frozen pint glass, with a perfect 1cm head ).

Then I had a dark german lager I'd never tried before. Was different, but worth mentioning. It's called Köstritzer Schwarzbier. It was very dark and velvety, but not really bitter. I coulod drink it once in a while.

>> Guinness extra cold

WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO THAT POOR BEER?!?!

Guinness - room temp, please.

Or Watney's Red Barrel Stout.

Or Chimay Premiere when I'm feeling more esoteric.
Again - room-temp. In a large glass to let it breathe.

I don't know how all you guys can drink Guiness. It's more of a meal than a beverage.

LMFAO @ Brady.

Word.

Although I do like my beer (Spotted Cow mainly) my favorite is Grey Goose Vodka...there is nothing better!

My favourite beer is brewed in my home town of Nelson, New Zealand! Lucky me!
It's also the first fully organic beer in Australasia! Mmmmm tasty.
The name of this beer is Founders, and it comes in 4 different styles. (Long Black, Tall Blonde, Red Head, Generation Ale).



And I can get freshly brewed stuff straight from the source, which is only 2 minutes drive from my house! Fuck Yeah!

Castle Lager - South Africa

Hoegaarden White Ale - Belgium (great with seafood)

Carta Blanca - Mexico

Sapporo - Japan

and domestically speaking:

Miller Genuine Draft

Originally posted by bradybaker
I don't know how all you guys can drink Guiness. It's more of a meal than a beverage.

well I use a knife and fork, derrr

No-one's mentioned Hoegaarden ?!?

Originally posted by Ynot
No-one's mentioned Hoegaarden ?!?

I have.

ah, the folly of not refreshing

either that or I need an eye test

Originally posted by Ynot
either that or I need an eye test

eye test, clearly

you keep spelling your name backwards

Originally posted by bradybaker
I don't know how all you guys can drink Guiness. It's more of a meal than a beverage.

agreed! I'll probably have guiness for breakfast, lunch, and dinner when I'm older, and snack on something that's tasty but not to filling:



That's right, ice cold, refreshing, delicious anchor steam beer. It'll getcha drunk.