Whats your favourite beer?

[baldidiot]

Random topic but it is friday, and I'm waiting for the wife to get home so I can crack open a beer.

So the question is.... whats you're favourite beer?

I really like the japanese beers - Asahi primarily, but also Kirin and Saporo. As they aren't usually available in the pubs I tend to drink Peroni or Heiniken.

Came across a nice american beer the other day made by Yeungling (sp.) although I can't remember the name.

Not really a big fan of dark ales or stouts (they make me thiiiiirsty) but I don't mind the odd wheat beer, pale ale or belgium delight!

[BishamonMedia]

yup yuenling (http://www.yuengling.com/) really good. Some of my favs are:

pabst blue ribbon
stella artois
Good ol' guinness
Labatt Blue

Have had some chinese and japanese which were good. Dark beers (belgium) i really find dont agree with me though.....Mmmmmm almost time to go home.....

[big fish]

amstel light, or blue moon...

[universal4]

I was gonna say one that Ben buys for me, but if I do he might catch on to my what I am hinting at.....lol

Actually I kinda prefer Michelob, or maybe an occassional Fosters.

I rarely drink a beer lately but I could be convinced to have a few....



Rick
Universal4

[RayUK]

Spitfire, Wadsworth's 6X, Old Speckled Hen, that sort of thing. If the pub doesn't do hand pulled bitter/ale I tend to default to Guinness.

[pjotter]

I think most occasions call for a Carlsberg!

[Niti Nielsen]

I love any type of Bavarian Beer!

[michael1981]

I love German beer, is so nice

[baldidiot]

yup yuenling (http://www.yuengling.com/) really good.

Aha! It was the Yeungling Tradition Lager I had.

amstel light, or blue moon...

I think my wife nearly wet herself when she found out our local pub has blue moon on tap (it's not so common in the UK)

Actually I kinda prefer Michelob, or maybe an occassional Fosters.

Ahhh, fosters. Reminds me of being a student and drinking it by the jug.

Spitfire, Wadsworth's 6X, Old Speckled Hen, that sort of thing. If the pub doesn't do hand pulled bitter/ale I tend to default to Guinness.

Sounds like you'd get on well with my cousin - I get the impression that if it isn't hand pulled it isn't a beer!

I love German beer, is so nice

I found a new german beer the other day which I tried purely for the name - Sparten Beer! Sounds manly!

[diceman]

Its all a matter of what your looking for and of course where you live

1. To get drunk = coors light, bud and any of the mid grade beer you can get at the drivethrough (yep its awesome here) or gas station.
2. Good with food beer = Amstel light, Bluemoon, Becks, Sam Adams.
3. To enjoy beer = GO TO GERMANY!

[xecutable]

Pilsner Urquell, Heineken, Grolsch, Becks

[grem]

recently Guiness and Becks

[Zoorana]

Kilkenny for me. hmmm yummylicious! It's been a while since i had one though. Sadly, i couldn't find it here in Buenos Aires. Tried looking for it everywhere in the city but nada. Even the irish bars here haven't got it

[ocreditor]

Kilkenny, Becks, Guinness and German beer in general. Sorry to the Americans but I wouldn't touch a Miller or a Budweiser with a barge pool these days (although they were the fashionable drink of choice smuggled into youth club discos back when I was young..ah the memories!).

[rak]

Sorry to the Americans but I wouldn't touch a Miller or a Budweiser with a barge pool these days

lol! I can safely say.. I have never .. ever.. put American beer into here *points at mouth*

for me.. Guiness.. but the Guiness in Dublin was very different to the one in Australia. Irish Guiness.
Carlsberg

and I'm going to add Bulmers cider.

[Doolally]

I like the Kilkenny too but you don't see it much in the pubs over here. I probably drank it more when I was in Norway a few years ago.

Other favourites are John Smith's Bitter, Murphys and McEwans Export.

[diceman]

I also wanted to add micro brewery beers. Some of them have been some of the best batches of brew I ever tasted! About as close to good beer Americans get. However the history of beer in the US all started with German settlers. If noone knows lol

[Gabriel_LCP]

A Mexican beer called Sol, it is a light beer but delicious indeed!

[rak]

A Mexican beer called Sol, it is a light beer but delicious indeed!

We have this beer in Australia too.. its a great summer beer.

[baldidiot]

A Mexican beer called Sol, it is a light beer but delicious indeed!

Sol / Corona / Brahma are perfect for a sunny day whilst bbq'ing! (don't forget the lime!)