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Poll Question: Whats your favorite beer ???
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
22 [37.29%]
5 [8.47%]
6 [10.17%]
2 [3.39%]
2 [3.39%]
2 [3.39%]
5 [8.47%]
4 [6.78%]
0 [0.00%]
7 [11.86%]
1 [1.69%]
2 [3.39%]
1 [1.69%]
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At a bar (and if it's on tap) - Guinness
 
At home - Milwaukee's Best.  It's cheap.  I can buy a 24 pack for around $10.
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Of those, the dear old "Liffey water," for me!Big smile
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I like the Norwegian Aass (not Ass, Aass) beer most. But Tuborg is pretty good too.
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Anything that's free
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i like rum
not the beer
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Of this list I like Grolsch the most.
But nothing better then beer from my own town: LindeboomBig smile



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Most of the beers listed would be called lagers in the UK. They're not real ale.

What about Tennent's Super - for those with a refined taste?
 
 
Anyway, make mine a large one ...
 
 
Here's some Greek beer ...
 


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Nobody's picked Pilsner Urquell yet???  Well here's 1 for that excellent brew.  Only 4.4% alcohol, but the flavour is pretty rich.
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Originally posted by moonlapse moonlapse wrote:

Nobody's picked Pilsner Urquell yet???  Well here's 1 for that excellent brew.  Only 4.4% alcohol, but the flavour is pretty rich.
 
I could never vote for a beer with only 4.4% of the main ingredient....
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Yeah I was hesitant to buy it the first time because of the low alcohol content, but the 4.4% is quite deceptive.  Several other beers in that list with higher alcohol percentages,  like Tuborg and Stella Artois, are quite watery in comparison.
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I was just teasing youWink
 
Ever tried this one?
 
 
11.6% alcohol!
 
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I wouldn't touch any on that list except Pilzner Urquell. All the rest are foul fizzy tasteless big brewery lagers or stouts; Budweizer really is the pits - it is made with rice, for God's sake!

A selection of the best (by no means exclusive):

Orkney Dark Island (Scotland)
Timothy Taylors Landlord (Yorkshire)
Wychwood Hobgoblin (England)
Roosters Yankee (Yorkshire)
Sierra Nevada Pale Ale (USA)
Hambleton Stallion (Yorkshire)
Hopback Summer Lightning (England)
Isle of Skye Black Cuillin (Scotland)
Felinfoel Double Dragon (Wales)
Leffe Brun (Belgium)
Kwak (Belgium)

In truth, there are very few beers brewed outside the UK and Belgium that are any good. A few US microbreweries cut the mustard as do a few Czech and South German breweries (Stopramen, Budweiser Budvar (don't confuse that with the appalling American imitation)).

Next to prog, beer is my next passion!




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Originally posted by Tony Fisher Tony Fisher wrote:



Next to prog, beer is my next passion!


 
Same for me Wink
 
 
Ars longa , vita brevis
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I've always had good memories of Guinness so that's me choice! Clap
 
And no.. that does not mean I lose most of my memories because of beer Wink
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howabout duff beerLOL
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Guinness fromthe list.

I'm not much of a Lager drinker, but Urquel is pretty good.

I'm more of a Bitter man. Brakspears, Fullers, HSB etc..
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Orval's not bad



    

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