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(05-23-2012 02:53 PM)Roosh Wrote:  I'm an unashamed fan of Budweiser... the king of motherfuckin beers.



It goes down smooth with just a bit of throat tickle. The buzz is in-and-out... three quick cans and I'm happy for an hour or so. After that my brain returns for high level thinking. Perfect summer beverage.

The only problem is it's hard to find abroad. Colombia and Ukraine have it but not many other countries. Brazil has a lot of beer that tastes similar (Brahma for example).

I can't say I'm a fan of dark beer or micro brews. Just give me something crisp and functional, like Bud.

Budweiser tastes stale to me, it's my least favourite beer. I don't find it crisp or smooth at all.

My favourite brand is probably this little known Scottish company but I doubt it's available outside the UK...



The 77 Lager is super crisp and goes down so well, quite strong for a beer too and the Trashy Blonde (pale ale with a hint of passion fruit) reminds me of Vietnam (I spent Xmas there a few years ago drinking passion fruit beer on the beach, yum).

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(07-04-2012 02:22 PM)expectation Wrote:  2nd that on Beerlao, Travolta. Best damn beer in SE Asia. It's a shame that it's difficult to get a hold of it outside of Laos.

hefeweizen types and guinness for everything else.

Beer Lao is good and you can get it in the UK now.

(07-04-2012 02:57 PM)Deb Auchery Wrote:  Yes Beer Lao is tasty as fuck. Wasn't so much into the Thai beer, Chang is fucking lethal, Singha is ok

Chang is dangerous and the Changovers are lethal. Apparently because of the method they use to brew it they can't guarantee the strength ineach individual bottle so the 6.5% on the label is an average and it can actually go up to over 10%. I can believe it too, have seen times where 2 bottles has me feeling wasted. I like Singha but my beer of choice in Thailand is Leo, it costs 3baht more than Chang (in 7/11), is normal strength and tastes 10x better.

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(05-24-2012 08:17 PM)pazzesco Wrote:  Franziskaner, James Squire Golden Ale, Bell's Oberon, Deschutes Inverted IPA

Cheap beer: it was always silver bullets and keystone light growing up.

Didn't see your post the first few times I read this thread.

Bell's Oberon is absolutely delicious. Huge fan of it here, and I love the fact that I can get it in bottles or mini-kegs.

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Duvel

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I'm actually drinking Budweiser now, the REAL fucking Budweiser, Czech

http://qr.ai/u2zt3

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(07-04-2012 04:30 PM)Deb Auchery Wrote:  I'm actually drinking Budweiser now, the REAL fucking Budweiser, Czech

http://qr.ai/u2zt3

How does it taste? I've never had it. More full bodied and with light to medium hops bitterness, I'd imagine?

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I don't know about that, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. I only had two last night and feeling a bit ropey today Probably because I haven't drunk anything in ages

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Polish ones :
Żywiec, Lech

Slovak Ones :
Zlatý Bažant

I liked Corona as well

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(05-23-2012 05:36 PM)Jackhammer Wrote:  Left Hand Milk Stout

Tastes like dark chocolate and coffee. I love it.

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Honestly, my favorite beers are the mass-brewed lagers you find in stores everywhere, and I can barely tell the difference between them:

- Budweiser
- Molson Canadian
- Alexander Keith's (this is big here in Eastern Canada, not sure about anywhere else).

Give me any one of these cold in a glass, I'll like it and I probably won't be able to tell you which one you're serving me.

There are only two exceptions to my liking this kind of beer:

- Labatt blue, IMO, is a remarkably disgusting beer. It's like they made an alcohol free beer and added alcogol later.
- Coor's light basically tastes like carbonated water. Not a fan.

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Quote:I don't know about that, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. I only had two last night and feeling a bit ropey today Probably because I haven't drunk anything in ages

Lightweight.

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Dundee Honey Brown is one my favorites for those of you who like darker beer.

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(07-05-2012 09:03 AM)AlphaTravel Wrote:  

Quote:I don't know about that, but I would give it an 8 out of 10. I only had two last night and feeling a bit ropey today Probably because I haven't drunk anything in ages

Lightweight.

Yeah, been boring here in Leipzig. My colleague is away on business, I'm house sitting for him. Just staying in all the time. Good thing is I've done a lot of good work. Back to Ukraine next week. Last summer I was in Lvov I went to nightclubs and got drunk 10 nights in a row

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Ten nights in a row is nothing. I did 5 months of being drunk every night in a row on my recent Thailand trip.

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Forbidden fruits is more me like....

http://belgianbeershrimper.wordpress.com...den-fruit/

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Sapporo

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the light version of it....had this a lot near the colombian coast. With salt en Lemon it taste heavenly

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(07-09-2012 11:13 AM)Amsterdao! Wrote:  

the light version of it....had this a lot near the colombian coast. With salt en Lemon it taste heavenly

The aguila beer from Colombia....maybe because the aguila chicas the picture didn't work

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red stripe.

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I don't drink beer much anymore, but my two favorites are St. Augustiner Brau Helles (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Augustiner_Helles.jpg)

and Estrella (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Estrel...EnCopa.jpg)

Honorable mentions and recommendation to: Red Stripe, all of the Deschutes Brewery beers, especially Cascade Ale, and pretty much all German beer.

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(07-03-2012 10:09 PM)WestCoast Wrote:  Hate beer with a passion but if forced to drink it...



I am sure there is much better but i don't want to drink enough to find out.

There are two types of beer drinkers: those who like Chimay and those who don't really like beer.

I don't really have a favorite beer because some great ones in the winter are too heavy for the summer. I love Belgian white beers, anything that Unibroue puts out, Spotted Cow, most of the Sam Adams brews, Blue Moon (in summer), any porter (in winter), Kona Longboard, John Smith's Extra Bitter, Bellhaven Wee Heavy, Tetley's...too many to list.

And to the guy who said Guinness is all a man needs: I have nothing against Guinness, but have a Beamish and see how it compares.

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Ah shit..I went from beer heaven germany to suburb america again
I used to live in a town so small..it didn't have a walmart.
So as stupid as it sounds..I never knew walmart has such a big alcohol section.

Minus the big names, coors,bud light ect, all these names seem foreign to me.
Has anyone tried some of these smaller name beers at walmart?
What are some decent ones to try?

Ive taken a liking to the Blue Moon seasons beers.
Harvest Pumpkin Ale and Caramel Apple Spiced.

Ive been seeing commercials for Fosters lately..is this really an australian beer? anyone tried it?

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(07-10-2012 06:14 PM)Moose11 Wrote:  There are two types of beer drinkers: those who like Chimay and those who don't really like beer.

I'm not a beer expert, but I can't be bothered drinking anything else except Chimay. Life's too short.