Wifebeater - a beery thread

[BoredBloke]

I remember getting pissed on Skull Splitter - Orkney Ales when I lived in Aberdeen. That certainly lived up to its name the next day!

[BlueSharp]

Amstel or Carlsberg Export. Out of a bottle or draught mind nothing worse then premium beer out of a tin.

[proggy]

Peroni and Innis and Gun

[oracleslave]

Ocado now has Windhoek Lager which I have always loved.

I also like Sam Adams Boston Lager, Staropramen (can give a nasty hangover though) Tuborg, Budvar and Pilsener Urqeull and Hofbrau

[flambo]

Try this http://www.sierranevada.com/.

It's an American brewery and is one of the finest drinks I've come across. A few good pubs in London now have it on tap. You can pick it up in Waitrose I'm told.

Have a go. It's superb

[darmstadt]

Kind of given up on beer but as Apfelwein is pretty unique to a certain region then when needs must I'll drink:





and the contents of this place: Maruhn, oh and Czech beers are fantastic.

[AtW]

I still drink Stella.

WHS

Only the real one, not that 4% fake "Stella"

[d000hg]

I also like Sam Adams Boston Lager, Staropramen (can give a nasty hangover though)

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Try this Home | Sierra Nevada.

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Isn't Tuborg just Carlsberg?

Of the mass-produced lagers, I am fond of Becks Vier and still have a fondness for Bud... but only in a bottle so probably any lager tastes better from a bottle.

When gardening in the summer sun, those 2.8% French Lager stubbies are still my preference, you can drink them as you sweat all afternoon whereas anything stronger makes me feel awful.

[BoredBloke]

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Isn't Tuborg just Carlsberg?

Of the mass-produced lagers, I am fond of Becks Vier and still have a fondness for Bud... but only in a bottle so probably any lager tastes better from a bottle.

When gardening in the summer sun, those 2.8% French Lager stubbies are still my preference, you can drink them as you sweat all afternoon whereas anything stronger makes me feel awful.

I agree with the better taste from the bottled stuff. As for gardening and beer, I prefer the stornger beer when I'm gardening. Mainly because I hate gardening and after a few beers tend to sack the gardening and get pissed in the sun instead

[Bunk]

I don't drink much beer these days but I drank a lot more of it when I was in Germany. I see Helles has been mentioned already. Mmmm

Back here I don't mind the odd bottle of Peroni or some of the Belgian beers some pubs have, Vedett or the amusingly named Slag Pils for example.

But really, bourbon is more my thing.