Favourite Beer

[denislawsbackheel]

Beware the brewed under licence stuff.

So that’ll be all of it over here…

 

[lefty goldblatt]

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It's still unopened. Keeping it for another year or two.

This has become a rediscovered gem

Widely available now in major supermarkets.
WARNING.
To be avoided by anyone in the WA1, 2, 3, 4, 5 postcodes.

I don't want any of you greedy fookers emptying the shelves

 

[BongoBlue]

IPA man here. Preferably strong ones over 6%. Over here, there are so many great IPA's to choose from from countless breweries so real beer lovers don't have to drink pisswater like Bud, Miller etc. Ugh.
There are a lot of sub-categories: New England Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA etc. as well. As well as double IPA's, Imperial IPA's which go up to around 9%...

When back home in Ireland though, despite the explosion of really good craft beers there, I stick with the black stuff. Guinness in Dublin; Murphy's in Cork...mmm

 

[Grassland Blue]

So that’ll be all of it over here…

No.
You can get imported Stella.
Indoor markets are a good bet.

 

[uncle fester]

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Been drinking this since before it was widely available in the UK - THE best lager beer, and has SO much more taste than all the German stuff dulled down by their purity laws

you should try the Estrella Galicia mate - brewed by the same people - see it occasionally in Sainsburys and Waitrose

 

[Barcon]

IPA man here. Preferably strong ones over 6%. Over here, there are so many great IPA's to choose from from countless breweries so real beer lovers don't have to drink pisswater like Bud, Miller etc. Ugh.
There are a lot of sub-categories: New England Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA etc. as well. As well as double IPA's, Imperial IPA's which go up to around 9%...

When back home in Ireland though, despite the explosion of really good craft beers there, I stick with the black stuff. Guinness in Dublin; Murphy's in Cork...mmm

Where's "over here"? Not a fan of IPA myself. more of a Czech style pilsner.
Drank my share of Guinness in Dublin a couple of years ago and it ruined Guinness for me anywhere else.
Tomorrow we are off out to the Dora Keogh for vast quantities of the black stuff. It's the only place that it's acceptable now.

 

[PragueBlue]

In Winter:

Radegast Ratar
Pilsner Urquell

In Summer:

Budvar
Krušovice
Blanche de Namur

 

[idahoblues]

IPA man here. Preferably strong ones over 6%. Over here, there are so many great IPA's to choose from from countless breweries so real beer lovers don't have to drink pisswater like Bud, Miller etc. Ugh.
There are a lot of sub-categories: New England Hazy IPA, West Coast IPA etc. as well. As well as double IPA's, Imperial IPA's which go up to around 9%...

When back home in Ireland though, despite the explosion of really good craft beers there, I stick with the black stuff. Guinness in Dublin; Murphy's in Cork...mmm

I’ve yet to try a decent IPA from the States, they’re all way too hoppy. Prefer bud

 

[BongoBlue]

Where's "over here"? Not a fan of IPA myself. more of a Czech style pilsner.
Drank my share of Guinness in Dublin a couple of years ago and it ruined Guinness for me anywhere else.
Tomorrow we are off out to the Dora Keogh for vast quantities of the black stuff. It's the only place that it's acceptable now.

USA. When I came over here first, all they had were Bud, Michelob and Miller. They have come a long way. They have all sorts of styles here now, including some good Pilsners. But I am a hoppy kind of guy, which is strange as I lap up the black nectar when I'm home...;)

 

[BongoBlue]

I’ve yet to try a decent IPA from the States, they’re all way too hoppy. Prefer bud

Ugh. Although in fairness, Bud in other countries, if brewed under licence, is all right. But not here. Pish I tells ya! :)