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I love beer !!!! Nectar of the Gods in my opinion. Im a lover of Stella Artois my self, not because i like to beat claire (has a 'wife beater rep lol) but i just love it!!! I also love Kronenbourg 1664, they've released a new 'dynamo' system where it has a widget and pours like a draught.......... im salavating at the thought !!!!!!!!!!!!
Anyway, its 4:48 here and im out the office at 5:30 tonight so should have a beer in me by 6:30 :D :D
Cheers :_beer:
you guys must have a favourite beer ???
I'm a mad beer fan myself. The Belgians are the best at it as far as I am concerned! I too love Stella if I am drinking green bottle, but here are some of my favs:
Delirium Tremens and Delirium Nocturnum
Hoegaarden (my first taste of this in Antwerp in 2001 which made it that much better!)
Trois Pistoles
Asahi & Asahi Black
Hitochino Nest Beer (if you can ever find the Hitochino Ginger Nest Beer, omg, so good)
Xingu Black Beer
La Merle
Old Speckled Hen -you basturds in the UK can get this easily I would think, hard to find over here, but there is one pub that has it on tap!
And I love Blue Moon and just about every other wit/wheat/white beer I can get my lips on...
I definitely don't like cheap beer (you Bud drinkers I will NEVER understand, that stuff is piss water) or uber-hoppy stuff like IPAs...no thanks.
:_beer: Bart
Mmmmmmmmm, beer is goooooood!
Fat Tire (New Belgium Brewery) is my all time fav.
I also love the following:
FOSTERS
Sam Adams - Boston Lager
New Belgium - 1554
Red Hook
Awwwwww hell, I love beer, all beer. Just not American Pilsner
AMEN BOSSMAN! Fat Tire all the way! I am probably lucky I can't get it here in Utah because it has gone up $3 since I first started drinking it. Instead, I have to settle for Mississippi Mud, which is even drinkable when "warm" and is in a cool bottle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moncha
GOOD MAN!!!!!!
Yep the belgians are good brewers!!!! you've prompted me to mension a few others i like too! :D
home,
Leffe Blond.....couple of these and im anyones lol,
i like a few of the Polish ones too like LECH and Tyskie
Duvel
Red Stripe
Magners cider
In the pub:
Stella Artois, a good staple!!
Staropramen, easy drinking
Peroni, when im feeling flush as its aroung £4 a pint in most London places
Grolsh, when none of the above are available
SUNDAYS = ALE and Guiness !!!! i like a London pride or even a honey Dew on a sunday with a nice pub cooked roast mmmmmmmmmmmm
You guys are making me hungry and thirsty!:yeso:
And good chocolatiers as well! When I was in Brussels, I was sitting in Grand Place, drinking beer and eating REAL Belgian Waffles...OMG, SOOOOO good. Belgium is an amazing country. I want to go back someday.Quote:
Originally Posted by crotchrocket
Yeah, I've had both of those, like em too! And speaking of ciders, I am addicted to Fox Barrel Pear Cider. So crisp and refreshing!Quote:
Originally Posted by crotchrocket
http://www.foxbarrel.com/images/pear.jpg
Definitely look out for Old Speckled Hen. You'll like it I think. It one of the smoothest beers I have ever tasted.
http://media.beeroverip.org/beers/old-speckled-hen.jpg
I need to make a trip over to BevMo soon.
Bart
Newcastle Brown
Theakstons
Boddingtons
McKewans
...no particular order.
Just whichever finds its way into my glass!
:_beer:
jo
basically anything wheat!
guiness...
woodchuck or other ciders
fat tire is alright but i've had too much of it living in northern colorado... its almost as common as coors light up here... (new belgium brewery is like 20 minutes from my house, and its cheaper than coors light at the brewery)
Anything over 100 on the IBU's in my book...
Favorites:
Russian River - Pliny the Elder Double IPA and Blind Pig IPA
Anderson Valley - Hop Ottin IPA
Bear Republic - Racer 5 IPA Racer X Double IPA
Stone - Ruination(as in your palate) Double IPA
Mad River - IPA
Lost Coast - Indica Pale Ale
Lagunitas - Maximus
Green Flash - West Coast IPA
Maui Brewing - Big Swell IPA
Port Brewing - Anything there really
Rubicon Brewing - Hop Sauce
Seek out and you shall be rewarded with hoppy goodness.:p
The next one
Sam Adams Lite
Great White
Rolling Rock Pale Ale before Budweiser bought it and started using New Jersey tap water tainted with medical waste as opposed Mountain Spring water and stopped brewing in glass lined tanks
My first beer was Gennessee Cream Ale I loved it but have not seen it in awhile.
Is THAT what happened to Rolling Rock?
I'm a fan of Yuengling. Oldest brewery in the U.S.
Leffe is another favorite.
I had a Boddingtons for the first time about two weeks ago. I liked it, will try again.
Can't wait to get home from work now!!!
It was privately owned in Latrobe with its own brewery and bottling plant. The unions got too greedy so that not having a wide assortment the company could not make a profit. However, the unions also negotiated that anyone who bought the brewery had to honor their greedy *** contract. So the owners sold the brand to Budweiser who moved it to a brewery they already owned that made their piss water at a price that would have been good for the whole deal, and the owners kept the building and shut everything down. Funny thing is this is a good brewery very recent, and the mayor and council wanted those taxes and jobs back. So they approached several brewers it even looked like Sam Adams was going to go there. However the Democrat mayor and council allowed the union reps to come to the meetings and they told the brewers they would have to hire all the exemployees back at their old wages and senioruty or they would not brew one damn bottle of beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZEUS
Here is a test what do you think happened?
Moncha, got a little project for you -Quote:
Originally Posted by crotchrocket
Is there anyway you can link this thread with the one on Obiesity started by the same Tubby Crotchrocket???
Seems they just belong together.:laughing::laughing::laughing::rotate::ro tate: