Favorite Beer?

[bloop2]

=( I don't like pinot noir or sauv blanc <\3 we can never be wine friends slimjim <|3 *runs crying

 

[shamammashouse]

I love Guinness

 

[intensepump]

Tradition....

a very dry chardonnay is my fav...

 

[bloop2]

i can never do a VERY dry chardonnay.. *shudders.. i like semi or +1 rieslings

 

[shamammashouse]

I guess I can add that I really don't like white wine. Nothing but red for me....

 

[AlSun]

I totally agree with Alex when he mentions 'Good American Beer' (~1:05)

 

[bloop2]

I love really like stella artois if i had to choose a bar and if it was the only thing available..

 

[jw4833]

When I do drink beer, its either Miller Lite or Heineken's

 

[josh_the_hot_boy]

There a few local breweries that I like. Hate stout though.

 

[danae]

Any

 

[mark_63]

Corona

 

[dwilliams104]

Guinness

 

[jeenzcawk]

Boddington's bitter - impossible to find if you are not in England, worth going back just for a pint

 

[zipoki]

german beer Polaner

 

[karlo2648]

Favorite Beers

Pilsner Urquell
Sam Adams Amber Ale
and when I'm up in Salem Massachusetts around Halloween, the Pumpkin Beer at the Salem Beer Works

 

[bloop2]

I think I answered this before and I like stella if I had to drink beer.. but I've tasted bud light lime and its not bad either!

 

[Dick-Star]

A nice pint of Carling with salt n vinegar crisps. yum yum

 

[ritorno]

Well lets's see..

Currently I have in Spitfire, Bishop's Finger, Marston's Pedigree and Hobgoblin, so they must be favourites. Actually they were really cheap from Lidl during the World Cup so I bought a huge supply.

Then there's Old Speckled Hen and London Pride, or any one of literally hundreds of British real ales (plus a few from elsewhere including the USA I've managed to sample). But as for an average British lager or keg beer, the likes of Amstel and Heineken and every American Coors/Bud/Miller type beer I've ever tried - bleagh! Same goes for the Australian beers they sell in the UK. I believe you have to go to Australia for the decent stuff - not a bad idea really now I come to think of it!:cheers:

With an Indian meal it has to be Cobra, with a Chinese Tsing Ha, and Tiger for Thai. Outside of oriental meals, however, the same comments apply to these as to most other lagers.

When I'm in a rare lighter mood and actually want a lager beer instead of an ale, I like Czech beers like Budweiser Budvar, or just about anything German. Both German and Belgian Wheat Beers are nice too.

Actually anything Belgian is divine - I like Morte Subite if only for its name (Sudden Death!! ), and a few northern French beers like Jupiler are in the same league.

So like many other people I don't have an absolute favourite. I suppose it's generally the one I happen to be drinking.:thumbs up:

 

[ben2003]

I like John Smiths Bitter.

 

[nimrod78]

Becks Vier all the way, its miracle beer