Thread: Which BEER you are drinking right now/Which is your favourite? (Merged)

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    My regular beer.

    Anybody else here despise Irish beers? Particulary Guiness while Kilkenny isn't much better.
    Heresy!


    We just had some indian friends over , Bitburger went down well.

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    A Carlsberg.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reader I am View Post
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    My regular beer.

    Anybody else here despise Irish beers? Particulary Guiness while Kilkenny isn't much better.
    Consider that Inbev owns both brands for some time, you change where its brewed, who brews it and the beer will simply change in a noticeable way. Water does factor a lot into it, I believe Guinness (or certain types) are now made in Canada and through a million subsidiaries.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reader I am View Post
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    My regular beer.

    Anybody else here despise Irish beers? Particulary Guiness while Kilkenny isn't much better.
    I would try that Tomislav. I like Karlovacko very much. I like a good number of the eastern European beers I've tried. At my local "beer emporium" I can get good half liter bottles of Polish, Lithuanian, and other beers for much cheaper than the German ones.

    Regarding Irish beer: I haven't had enough to judge. I would say that Guiness is not a fair choice to judge all other Irish beers on, being as how it is a dark stout. Also, Frankbooth is right in that some beers like Guiness are actually made in Canada for the US market.

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    Guinness is excellent. Smitchwick's is also a great beer as well...but there is a difference between the bottles you get here and the off the tap I had in France...and the word is it's even more different on the island.

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    Yes Soldat. A friend of mine got some Guinness on tap in Dublin and he said it was a completely different beer. At that time, there was not yet any Guinness on tap here in Idaho, so the only thing he could compare to is the regular nitro-charged cans you see here.

    I like Smithwicks... There is a bottle in Mom and Dad's fridge. Maybe I can convince them to open it this evening if I drop by.

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    / off to the Irish Pub ... I have a table reserved and Guiness / Girls waiting for me

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    Kronenbourg 1664, my fav

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    Drank a Newcastle Brown Ale from a snifter.

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    Can someone recommend some good Belgian beers?

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    Check out Belgian trappist beers, such as Chimay.

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    Bush light.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1ladynadia View Post
    Can someone recommend some good Belgian beers?
    Duvel, Leffe, Westmalle, Westvleteren, Delirium Tremens, Roquefort, Kwak, Straffe Hendrik, Judas, Seef, Chimay, Chouffe, Brigand, Templier, Rodenbach, Brugse Zot, Hoegaarden, Tripel Karmeliet, Hopus, Keizer Karel, Orval, Ename, Omer, Floreffe, Grimbergen, Palm, Gulden draak, Kasteel bier, Maredsous, Petrus, st Bernardus
    But if you really want a beer that everyone likes take Leffe (4 varieties) or Duvel

    Belgian Beers: http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lijst_van_Belgische_bieren

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    Quote Originally Posted by pocoloco View Post
    Check out Belgian trappist beers, such as Chimay.
    Thank you

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    Good old Tuborg

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