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Re: your favourite beer? - Frosties - 24-04-14
Southern Comfort orrrrrrr
Re: your favourite beer? - ChristoT - 24-04-14
(24-04-14, 10:12 PM)Doddsie link Wrote: I dont drink!!
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I am very partial to Norfolk Wherry, or Albion beer - yum! The local pub also sells a beer called Doom Bar - it's cornish, quite tasty, and you can't go wrong at the price!
My preferred alcoholic beverage is Breton Cider. Not your piss poor, slightly boozy apple juice that tastes like goats piss, or the overly sweet Stella Artois cidre (poncy stuff for Belgian poofters!), I'm talking a glass of cold, Val de Rance Heritage Celte cider, made not 10 minutes from home in Brittany, from apples around my home.
Or if I'm really, really lucky, it's the cider my friend Maurice Boixière gets from a farmer down the road. The famer only makes something like 100 bottles a year, but my god, is it tasty! Christ knows what the alcohol content is, but after a sip or two, you really don't care.
Re: your favourite beer? - Aegis Bearing Mel - 25-04-14
Been know to partake of a Guinness on the odd occasion.
Maybe even two.
Tiger or Corona have been the cooking lager of choice recently, Stella is silly expensive here atm but that usually has a place.
Hobgoblin, Old Peculiar, Broon Ale in bottles.
Basically as long as it ISN'T Bud, Miller or Tennents I'm happy to sup it.
Re: your favourite beer? - hightower - 25-04-14
I'm not a fan of beers as such, just any old lager will do me - not fussed which.
Gaining a bit of a taste for whisky though: Bushmills and Jura seem to be top of my list.
Re: your favourite beer? - Aegis Bearing Mel - 25-04-14
Try Lagavilin for a sippin' whisky and Laphroigh for a savourin' one.
Re: your favourite beer? - Robbie8666 - 25-04-14
depends what they got on from the guest ales but Sharps Doom Bar or Otter or Skinners is good in Cornwall or Castle Rock brewery when visiting my folks in Nottingham,
Beer festival is on 28th Jume so will let you know in July which i prefered lol :rollin :rollin :lol
Re: your favourite beer? - Dead Eye - 25-04-14
My preference is Budweiser, but I'll typically drink most common beers (can't comment on more exotic or rare varieties) apart from Fosters... that stuff is vile
Re: your favourite beer? - HarryHornby - 25-04-14
I love anything hoppy, do enjoy a bit of Timoth Taylor's Landlord and anything from the Dark Star Brewery, very nice ales :-) Rather partial to a pint of Spitfire too.
I won't drink Doombar ever since Sharps were bought out by Molson Coors.
Re: your favourite beer? - bigralphie - 25-04-14
Single malt kind of a guy
My cooking lager is US bud
but my favorites are Czech, Pilsner Urquell and Konrad
Re: your favourite beer? - keithfzs1000 - 25-04-14
Lagavulin, talisker, laphroaig, caol ila, Bruichladdich, :b :b :b :b :b mmmm yes I like the islay malts the peatier smokier the better
Re: your favourite beer? - Tefer - 25-04-14
Love trying craft beers.
Schiehallion, Arran Blonde, Buddy's Bourbon beer, Innis & Gunn Original.
Amigo tequila beer (Cheaper than Desperado's) will be nice in the summer on a Hot day
un [size=78%] (if we get one in Scotland)[/size]
Re: your favourite beer? - fazersharp - 25-04-14
Tefer - sounds like we are the same I am drinking that Amigo at the mo and looking forward to it in the summer after a nice ride, I like inns and gunn too.
I was in asda eairler and lined up my faves for you all
Re: your favourite beer? - nick crisp - 25-04-14
I find that Doom Bar stuff tastes a bit sickly sweet after 3 or 4 - popular around here though. Dark Star is what they used to put on at the Magna Carta rallies, very good!
Went to a little bar in Enschede in Holland one time where they sold something like 180 different bottled beers - wish that was my local! They had the correctly logo'd glasses for many of them too. They also had some old Brit bike in a glass case on the wall, very early, 1920s/30s or something like.
Re: your favourite beer? - Tefer - 26-04-14
(25-04-14, 07:47 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: Tefer - sounds like we are the same I am drinking that Amigo at the mo and looking forward to it in the summer after a nice ride, I like inns and gunn too.
I was in asda eairler and lined up my faves for you all
Thanks Fazersharp i'll try some of these
Re: your favourite beer? - Oldgit - 26-04-14
St Mungo brewed in Glasgow. :pc
Re: your favourite beer? - yoyo - 26-04-14
I'm with bigralphie, single malt (Ardbeg) for a nice drink and any lager for a build up!
Re: your favourite beer? - AMW - 27-04-14
Pelforth Brune not easy to get in England I normally bring some back from France to keep me going between trips (I spend a lot of time in France as that is where half the family live.)
Andrew
Re: your favourite beer? - River Valley - 27-04-14
Pretty-much all of the Belgian Trappist beers, which are easy for me as I'm in the Mosel Valley, close to the Belgian and Luxembourg borders, where I stock up. Also like heiferweissen (wheat beer) and Alt (pale ale) here in Germany. Spoilt for choice really!
Usually have a single malt chaser with them - particularly Talisker.
Re: your favourite beer? - fireblake - 27-04-14
(24-04-14, 08:47 PM)Shadrack link Wrote: A Large Mythos, served in a beach bar on any Greek Island.Served in a frozen glass
Mickey
Re: your favourite beer? - zippywight - 27-04-14
Quote:Tefer - sounds like we are the same I am drinking that Amigo at the mo and looking forward to it in the summer after a nice ride, I like inns and gunn too.
I was in asda eairler and lined up my faves for you all
Looks like in you're picture fazersharp, all your favourites are temporary out of stock :b