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Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.
Lets keep this down to your absolutely favorite beer.
I'll start, my absolutely, all-time, king of the hill, favorite beer is........hoegaarden.
its belgian and its delicious!


Now its your turn, go!

SportRiderrr wrote:Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.
Lets keep this down to your absolutely favorite beer.
I'll start, my absolutely, all-time, king of the hill, favorite beer is........hoegaarden.
its belgian and its delicious!


Now its your turn, go!

Free beer

Innes & Gunn Oak

Any decent live real ale served right from a hand or gravity operated tap with natural pressure. Happens rarely. No keg beer pasteurized, killed and carbonated comes close to a pint of fresh top-fermented British pale ale or bitter.

http://www.camra.org.uk/

Ronin Jim wrote:Innes & Gunn Oak

Didn't know you got that over there. It's made a few miles from me. The rum cask stuff is nice as well.

you you wrote:
Free beer

Would the centre of the universe be Yorkshire by any chance?

Alibally wrote:

Ronin Jim wrote:Innes & Gunn Oak

Didn't know you got that over there. It's made a few miles from me. The rum cask stuff is nice as well.

Yes it is.

Jim

Alexander Keith's India Pale Ale
http://www.keiths.ca
sooo gooood!
And great topic for a Friday night! Cheers!

DAB wrote:

you you wrote:
Free beer

Would the centre of the universe be Yorkshire by any chance?

Oh yes. I'm not from yorkshire but I've taken their ways...

SportRiderrr wrote:Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.

Which forum?

gn2 wrote:

SportRiderrr wrote:Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.

Which forum?

Alcoholics Anonymous

you you wrote:

gn2 wrote:

SportRiderrr wrote:Saw this on another forum and thought it was a good idea.

Which forum?

Alcoholics Anonymous

Nice one

That isn't really a fair question since certain beers can't be gotten in some countries. Still, when I could drink, which I can't any more due to my meds, I had some kind of beer when I visited my brother in Canada that was great. Don't know the name of it and I had not seen it in the USA. Wish I could remember the name. The one thing I did note was they have bigger sizes than I was use to in the U.S.

And now for something completely different.

Holy Smoke: Peat Smoked Scotch Ale.



MMM Good.

Jim

12%!!

Root ... A&W to be specific, but Hires will suffice.

When I lived in Cornwall UK I loved St Austell Brewery‎ Tribute Ale.

Here in NE Thailand, Beer Lao. http://www.beerlao.la/‎

I like most beers. I enjoy heavier ones though. I love me some stouts. Guinness is my go-to beer at a bar, but my favorite beer is a Belgian quad called the Three Philosophers. It's very good, very complex, each sip is a bit different and each bottle I've had (you go with the big bottle, the small ones are rubbish).

Mississippi Mud in a jug. Great black & tan.

Oatmeal Stout, followed closely by a seasonal pumpkin wheat beer by Shock Top.