Favourite beer

[NPBlue]

After my time in the South East a quarter of a century ago, my favourite bitter has to be Gales HSB.

Stunning flavour.

Bottled beer, and I don't buy it that often, is Sam Smiths Pale Ale.

 

[buckshot]

 

[Stuart]

 

[jollycity]

Too many real ales to mention but Coniston Bluebird and Hawkshead Gold are good.

If it has to be lager then bottles of Belgian stuff, Leffe and Duvel are good.

Don't argue with me cos I'm 45 and and have been swilling loads of beer since I was 15 so there !! lol

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

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[Anonymous]

Time for some education I think ;-)

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I like your missionary work amongst the unconverted-and the Hobgoblin tee shirt image.
I am lucky beyond belief that my local-though it is 4 miles away-carries only beers from micro breweries so my favourite does tend to change. It also has a policy of selling one session beer less than 4% abv, one best ale around 4.3-4.7%, one strong ale 5% up, and one dark ale-can be anything from a 3.2% mild to a 6% and up stout or porter. Also the house vegan ale plus farmhouse cider or perry.
Very favourite beers are Thornbridge Jaipur IPA, Abbeydale Black Mass-abv 6.66%!, Elland 1872 Porter-and most ales from Pictish in Rochdale, Phoenix in Heywood, Dark Star near Brighton-the list goes on. If you've never had proper beer you don't know what you're missing-as Benjamin Franklin said, 'Beer is the proof that God loves us.'

I fear I'm fighting a losing battle :-(

 

[JULES]

NO CONTEST !!
The finest,when kept in good nick has to be a lovely cold pint of Guinness.
Gives you the craps next day,but what a pint,with that nice creamy top all the way down to the last mouthful.
Bloody hell,better than anything CAMRA can offer,apart from traditional UK Ciders !!!!!!!!!!!!

sorry mate you havent a clue, you really havent. if guiness was as good as its adverts............but it aint. and whats creamy got to do with flavour? have you ever tried any real stout? not the irish pasturised piss

 

[ali benarbia's studs]

sorry mate i have to correct YOU there, guinness in ireland is tops!!! i mean people travell from all over the world to taste a single pint. it is bliss,every last drop!!!
FACT: guinness does not travell well,so next time or any time you visit ireland pm me i ll let you know where you can get a good pint!!! even some bars have poor pints,select bars have the running order for the service.
you know when you ve had a good pint ,cos the flavour knocks you for six!!
i used to hate it as a kid,its an aquired taste....when i had my first...man it was LUSH!!!!!
*nigerians have a good guinness over there too- i m told!

 

[-dabz-]

Too many real ales to mention but Coniston Bluebird and Hawkshead Gold are good.

If it has to be lager then bottles of Belgian stuff, Leffe and Duvel are good.

Don't argue with me cos I'm 45 and and have been swilling loads of beer since I was 15 so there !! lol

Coniston Bluebird, Im sure thats the one I had in the Pinapple in Stockport on tuesday. Great glug ;O) I knew it had something to do with the Lake district.

 

[paphos-mcfc]

staropramen
pilsner Urquell
Bangla (Indian beer brewed in Manchester)
and good old local KEO