Best beers

stella causes probably 80% of all pub fights in england...

hoegaarden's good, it tends to catch up with you just as the fresh air hits you on exiting the bar...

hoegaarden, drank the dutch way. slice of lemon mashed into it. you'll never go back

do they serve it in those over sized pint glasses that weigh 5kg...

yep, the hoegaarden branded ones

[Edited on Jan 14, 2004 by catcher01]

i will drink beer only if no hard liquor is to be found or if a futebol game is on...

the beer choice of course must be made depending on which countries/clubs are playing... but for someone who is drinking beer WITHOUT the soccer (a big mistake)

i would recommend Killians Irish Red... Black and Tans (Half Guiness Half Bass Ale... Mmm-mmm good.)

I also am fond of Corona.. Dos X.. Cerveza Presidente is miles above those two though...

the supreme beer of all time?

Cerveza Pilsener

I can remember having to carry crates of those around when i was about 12 (empty.. i was too weak to carry them full) to return the bottles to the store 9 bottles in each crate... each bottle about as long as my forearm is now. Mmm-mmm good.

i also forgot these... and Sapporo... and Stella Artois... and Blue Moon which is belgian or dutch i think...

and um... more when i think of them.

It's all about the PBR.

A good Washington beer is anything by Pyramid Ale House.

Also recently tried Shafsbury Cream Ale in Canada, very, very good.

Steeler's

So good but sadly very hard to find in my neck of the woods.

Linneies, Carlsberg, tubor, Lapin Kulta, Sappro, Fulll sail, Bells, Strohs, Aass are all good when you can get them. I mostly end up with Linnies.

Corsendonk monk's brew ...

A truly Québécois traditional beer, one of my favorites.

Triple fremented golden ale, refremented in the bottle, 9% alc. Strong taste of wild spices.

I usually drink whatever is available, I'am kinda partial to Smirnoffs. I just don't really drink enough to have a fav

Erdinger is great



and comes in such cool glasses

I always liked newcastle.

franziskaner is good if you can find it


newcastle is always good



but for true bliss in a pint, i'll have a wydner's pear cider (ok, not a beer, but still nectar of the gods)

Hoegaarden & Duvel.

Mmm...Duvel.

Made in Memphis, owned by Coors, actually. They're pretty good about obscuring that fact, though.

I've become partial to the Lost Coast Porter, recently. The girl and I were recently at a place in Philly that served the 'Dirty Ho', which was 50/50 Hoegaarden and Frambois Lambic.

wow! it never occurred to me to mix my beers together. my friends and I made up a bunch of drinks from mixing soda, though (the best of which is Mountain Creme--two parts cream soda to one part mountain dew. sounds awful, but is surprisingly refreshing).

Red Hook (because I love really hoppy ales)

Murphy's, Beamish, Rasputin, and (of course) Guiness stouts

a few other good brews I like are: Young's Dirty Dick, Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale, and Goose Island Honker's Ale

and i happen to live outside the region, so i bring back a case every time i hit philly. oh yeah, and tastycakes too. yum.

being from milwaukee i drink a lot of shitty beers & actually learned to love it.

hamms
schlitz
blatz
huber (pref huber bock)
point special
olympia
fat cat (regionally specific to the SF/Oaktown area)
burger (w/ umlauts)