One to add to the list:
Speedbird 100
It's £4.95 a can on board, but most lounges have it in stock, so fill your bag prior to boarding.
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Originally posted by original PM View PostStella Artois - Wikipedia
Despite the wife beater moniker it is actually one of the best 'lagers' around.
Obviously if you want some hoppy hipster stuff there are plenty of options though.Originally posted by TheInvoicer View Post
Both brewed by the same company in the UK.
Won't say who, but here's some of their staff in the 1970s:
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The mighty Stella is the only way forward, although I will never stop being disappointed they watered it down from 5.2 to 4.8% - some of us could drink it stronger without restoring to violence.Originally posted by original PM View PostStella Artois - Wikipedia
Despite the wife beater moniker it is actually one of the best 'lagers' around.
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Non British beers? How unpatrioticOriginally posted by woohoo View PostI've tried a few beers, German, Japanese (brewed in Italy).
But I'm looking for suggestions for the best beer ever! Less chemicals the better.
I need the best beer ever for the best bbq ever. Come on CUK.
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Beavertown
Core Beers – Beavertown Brewery
In their standard range Neck Oil is the ‘session’ beer, Gamma Ray is the upgrade!
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Weather's too hot for beer, especially served warm real ale or the gassy pish that is UK lager.
What you need is cider. If at home so not a nice cold draught, add ice and drink it before the ice melts enough to water it down.
Confession:
I am a cider drinker
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You'd enjoy a pub crawl in Lyme RegisOriginally posted by WTFH View PostPalmers 200.
I agree with the previous comment on Stella nothing else comes close for that clean, crisp flavour. Peroni and moretti aren't bad though.
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I'd forgotten okocim. Went to Poland in the early '90s. That was a lovely beer.Originally posted by vetran View PostRebellion, Chiltern , Malt & Hook Norton normally. Pop to Earl's court and try a variety.
Great British Beer Festival London 2019 | Great British Beer Festival
but if you fancy a variation on special brew then non cockney mocne!
Okocim Mocne | LCBO
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Rebellion, Chiltern , Malt & Hook Norton normally. Pop to Earl's court and try a variety.
Great British Beer Festival London 2019 | Great British Beer Festival
but if you fancy a variation on special brew then non cockney mocne!
Okocim Mocne | LCBO
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