Beer drinkers step in......

[Guest afhstingray]

I like carling, its quite refreshing!

Budwiser is ok, but im not sure what all the fuss is about, it tastes watery :|

Foster's is good too...

[Guest ajb3000]

My favourite beer of all time would be a local beer called Sarajevska, but you can only get it in Bosnia ;).

For international beers it would be Carlsburg.

[Guest afhstingray]

speaking of international beers, i was in sri lanka helping out with the tsunami relief, and there are 2 popular beers there, lion beer, and three coins beer. apparently they are brewed in a really really old brewery that was set up by the british :S

but they are AWESOME!!! and at 20p a bottle (700ml !!!) you cant get better value than that. they taste as good as a bud, but without the wateryness!!!

singapore's tiger beer (the original one thats brewed in asia pacific breweries brewery) is pretty good too, but a bit bitter

[Guest Pondrew]

I'd recommend the Czech beer Staropramen is you can get it...

[Guest afhstingray]

has anyone been to a wetherspoons recently? the autumn beer festival is going on now....very good value for money, and they have a nice selection!

[Guest James]

oh! will have to check that out ! :-D

[Guest Disco Stu]

Guinness, but if it has to be lager then Red Stripe.

[Guest Pondrew]

Guinness, but if it has to be lager then Red Stripe.

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Ah, didn't think I could include the blackstuff. My drink of choice too.

Hehe, incidentally I bet Beersoft is the next to post ;)

[Guest Jamma14]

I'm a stella man myself. Beat Beery to it ;)

[Guest Pondrew]

hehe. Either Beerie has turned over a new leaf and doesn't actually drink beer anymore or he's listing all his favourite beers and it's taking a while ;)

[Guest Jamma14]

I'm betting the second ;)

[Guest afhstingray]

am i the only one who thinks bud tastes watery? :??:

[Guest PeteT]

I would have to say stella, but not the crap we get in the uk, but the french stuff. It tastes so much better.

[Guest mutleyboy]

Red Stripe all the way,

its funny but until i introduced the rest of my family to its wonders they had never even heard of red stripe

[Guest afhstingray]

yea i havent heard of red stripe either....is it a lager?

[Guest Disco Stu]

Red Stripe is a strong(ish) lager originally brewed in Jamaica but now comes from Interbrew in Northampton like everything else we're listing here :roll:

It does get sold in pubs and some supermarkets but, as a trendy beer, it has had its day ;)

And yes, unless Bud is served at the required super-chilled temperature it tastes dreadful. Not that it tastes of much when it is served correctly, like most American beers.

[Guest mupwangle]

I'm currently drinking San Miguel. Normally Carling when I'm out.

[Guest beersoft]

sorry, i was making a list

my beers of choice are

stella

oranjiboom (or however you spell it)

Hacker-Pschorr

that frenchbeer (burg or something)

becks

or anything but budwater

later

Owen

[Guest furby]

oranjeboom

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Great choice ^

I like a good Staropramen aswell

Edited November 13, 2005 by Furby™

[Guest afhstingray]

what do you guys think of the japanese beers?

the ones which are brewed in japan, not of european brewery origin!

[Guest Chiz]

Stella - 99.9999% of the time.

Hoegaarden or

Leffe or

Staropramen...if I fancy a change

Never drink Bud. It's gotta be the worst. Sweet and watery.

Chiz

Edited November 14, 2005 by Chiz

[Guest James]

Carlsburg EC or Kronenbourg cru

stay well clear of stella!

[Guest ricardo the fish]

so many beers so little time!!

lets see...

Estrella Galicia - can't seem to find this in the UK any more :evil: but It's my beer of choice when in Spain.

Bombadier - a great british ale, even the bottle from the supermarket are full pints!!

Boddingtons -no longer the cream of Manchester since Interbrew decided to make it elsewhere :twisted:

well thats my top three

usually end up drinking generic largers

Fosters, carlsberg etc..

Oh and I find Bud (as with all US Beer) a bit like making love in a canoe - F***ing close to water!!

also can't stand wife beater (stella)

[Guest Matt Kirby]

Well,

Stella = Monster hangovers, I avoid like the plague (anyone else have this?). Too many chemicals I think, prob. why it's got the "wifebeater" tag.

Guiness if I'm not in a lager mood, Staropramen if they do it, then Grolsch, Becks, Kroenbourg.

If I'm somewhere whose only "premium" lager is Stella then I'll move onto cooking-lager, pref. Carlsberg, but after that probably anything!

I do love the odd pint of Hoegarden or Leffe, but I can't afford to get pi$$ed on them!

Just remembered - there is a bar opposite where I used to work that did Asahi (if I've spelt that correctly! Japanesse lager) on tap, very nice stuff.

Edited November 15, 2005 by Matt Kirby

[Guest afhstingray]

i wonder if hoegarden has a less of a hangover effect because its supposedly organic and possible contains less chemicals