Favorite beer(s)?

[selfactivated]

Should be all the same recipe cheif, depends how your barperson pours it though...needs a good 2 minutes to settle down half way thru usually...I leave it and either put sumthing else thru at just below the guiness mark, then finish it off.....usually with a four leaf clover....cus I can lol

I LOVE Guiness. I had my first proper guiness not to long ago with a 4 leaf clover on the top. I like the nes Pub I found . I walk in and the manager pours me one. Its a great feeling to sit and talk over a fine beer and good company.

When I was in England I tried Bitters.........YUCK! The barmaid laughed at my expresion! Now Im a girl that can do tequilla shooters NO training wheels and THAT brought tears to my eyes!!

I was also told in England it wasnt proper for a woman to drink guiness OR to drink alone. Wellll I broke both rules LOL

 

[Toro]

I like Guiness too.

But you don't get much opportunity to drink it in Florida. Its too hot here.

 

[CDNBear]

I like Guiness too.

But you don't get much opportunity to drink it in Florida. Its too hot here.

That shouldn't matter Toro, the right ttraditional way to drink it, is warm. Ick.

Tried it in Ireland, never finished it. Call me a wuss, but it was too heavy, lol. Felt like I had a brick in belly.

 

[sanctus]

I have a couple, my favorite is Kilkenny. I also like the Propeller bitter, a brewary in Halifax makes 'em, and Guiness, the beer that drinks like a meal!

I am not a great beer drinker, but when I do drink it I rather like Labatt's Blue.

So, I guess that would be my favourite...

 

[selfactivated]

I only drink it warm! Calms the nerves and settles the tummy YUMMMMMMMM!

 

[Kreskin]

No Lucky Lager fans?

 

[CDNBear]

No Lucky Lager fans?

Never heard of it, who makes it?

 

[selfactivated]

Australians LOL

 

[Toro]

That shouldn't matter Toro, the right ttraditional way to drink it, is warm. Ick.

Tried it in Ireland, never finished it. Call me a wuss, but it was too heavy, lol. Felt like I had a brick in belly.

You're supposed to drink heavy beers - stoudt, dark ales - when its cold outside. It has the same effect as eating a hearty stew. It sticks to your ribs.

In the heat, you drink a lighter beer (as in lighter tasting, not calories) - light ales, lagers.

 

[#juan]

Hoffbrauhaus draft at the Octoberfest in Munich.....best in the world

 

[EagleSmack]

Ahhh... Juan found a neat little necrothread.

Sam Adams seasonal beers are pretty good.

Blue Moon Pale Ale aren't bad.

 

[gopher]

Alas, now that I know I am seriously gluten intolerant, no more beer for me.


Ah, but life goes on .....

 

[karrie]

I recently enjoyed a bottle of Gingerbeard. To die for. I just wish it wasn't so damn pricey.

 

[Walter]

OP and homebrew.

 

[captain morgan]

Alas, now that I know I am seriously gluten intolerant, no more beer for me.


Ah, but life goes on .....

Crappy... A beer or three on a hot summer's day is what I'd miss the most

 

[SLM]

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[relic]

I used to be a member of the famous Buuze for Lunch Bunch,whose motto was "if a bottle can hold it,I can drink it",but when it came to beer,I prefered India Pale ale or Pilsner.Where I was in the country dictated the brand.

 

[Machjo]

Non-alcoholic beers taste terrible. Ginger beer is not bad though, and a particular malt beverage called Tiger is good too.

 

[Sal]

Non-alcoholic beers taste terrible. Ginger beer is not bad though, and a particular malt beverage called Tiger is good too.

So does regular beer.:glasses1:

 

[gopher]

It'll have to be ginger beer or root beer for me from now on ...