Fightgarr said:Yeah, I'm English and I love my cider, big fan of bulmers and a lot of home-brewed stuffFruhstuck said:.
Being fairly young though i don't often have much money to get the better stuff, so with beer i actually end up usually drinking lager. Quite a lot of Carlsberg, Stella Artois, Heineken, Becks, whatever i can get cheapest, isn't all that bad though
The best stuff comes in the holidays for me usually, so roll on christmas!
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i enjoy Fat Tire as well. and it's only been just recently that my pallette has opened up and I actually enjoy Guinness.BlueInkAlchemist said:
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Newcastle Brown Ale!
Also Guinness, Hobgoblin and Lindisfarne Mead are some of my favourites.
I am fond of Strongbow too.
Also Guinness, Hobgoblin and Lindisfarne Mead are some of my favourites.
I am fond of Strongbow too.
It's weak, tasteless pisswater that doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as actually beer.InsanityBaronOfAtrocity said:
i forgot about Hobgoblin.. that's a good one.Negativ Solution said:
Oh, avoid Rogue's Chipotle Ale... it's good at the first sip but it just falls apart and gets weird after that.
With most of your American beers its like having sex in a canoe.InsanityBaronOfAtrocity said:
Being Australian (more specifically Victorian), I drink Tooheys Extra Dry, Crown, Carlton draught and occasionally Victorian Bitter.
Though I am partial to Heineken, Guinness, Carlsberg, Chang and many other international beers.
Oh sorry about that, but american beer is like having sex in a canoe, f**King close to water.InsanityBaronOfAtrocity said:
I was making the wrong beer jokes...should have made one about warm beer. Actually thats a mildly interesting topic, as fride/cellar/room temperature vary country to country there can be some confusion.
Like most beer in australia is apparently kept too cold (impossible) at 4celsius, where in Europe its about 6-7celsius. Likewise red wine is not meant to be refrigerated, but maybbe necessary in Australia due to a higher room/cellar temp.
I only drink a brand of Norwegian beer, called Dahls. Brewed in Trondheim, which is where I live. It's (relatively) cheap by Norwegian standards and it tastes really good.
i don't have a lot of experience with the really good beers but i usually drink Heineken.
what totally makes my taste buds want to fall off my tongue is grolsh lemon its so bad it should be forbidden its like drinking drainage cleaner we tested it it tastes exactly the same (do not try this at home it will have adverse effects on your health the drainage cleaner as well as the beer)
what totally makes my taste buds want to fall off my tongue is grolsh lemon its so bad it should be forbidden its like drinking drainage cleaner we tested it it tastes exactly the same (do not try this at home it will have adverse effects on your health the drainage cleaner as well as the beer)
Budweiser is like making love in a boat- it's fucking close to water.Cogito said:
To any UK cider fans, I cannot recommend strongly enough Green Goblin cider. My fiancé had one when she came to visit me (when I was still living in the UK) and she's hooked now. She's even trying to persuade our regular bottleshop to import so she can get some.
Stuff is gorgeous.