Favourite Beers
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Original post by py0alb
It's hardly a refreshing alternative to a nice cold beer or cider is it?
Hot day -> thirsty -> long drink required
Afternoon -> all-day drinking -> take it easy, don't drink spirits
Both good reasons not to start knocking back scotch on a sunny afternoon.
Hot day -> thirsty -> long drink required
Afternoon -> all-day drinking -> take it easy, don't drink spirits
Both good reasons not to start knocking back scotch on a sunny afternoon.
It all fairness, it is equally as refreshing, its on ice for gods sake!
No-one knocks back a scotch, the idea is to savour the taste, so it would be the same units as beer per hour (you'd probably knock back about 3 beers in an hour, whereas, about 1 scotch).
Original post by MattyEFC
It all fairness, it is equally as refreshing, its on ice for gods sake!
No-one knocks back a scotch, the idea is to savour the taste, so it would be the same units as beer per hour (you'd probably knock back about 3 beers in an hour, whereas, about 1 scotch).
No-one knocks back a scotch, the idea is to savour the taste, so it would be the same units as beer per hour (you'd probably knock back about 3 beers in an hour, whereas, about 1 scotch).
No, you're still not getting it, which is surprising because its really very simple:
On a hot day you will be thirsty. When you are thirsty, you want lots of liquid to drink. Three pints of lager/cider contains significantly more liquid than a single measure of scotch on the rocks, hence it will slake your thirst more effectively, and hence is a more appropriate drink for the occasion.
hoegaarden rosé
hoegaarden rosé
budweiser
hoegaarden rosé
budweiser
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Original post by cl_steele
Czech Budweiser, beautiful stuff 
unlike the american slosh 
although i must profess to being more of a vodka man myself
unlike the american slosh although i must profess to being more of a vodka man myself
They sold the name Budweiser... it's technically Budwar I think...
Original post by Maxffm
They sold the name Budweiser... it's technically Budwar I think...
how come its still sold as Budweiser though?
Original post by cl_steele
how come its still sold as Budweiser though?
From what I know it used to be called Budweiser but the Americans bought it and they've kept as a form of branding but technically it's called Budwar...
Original post by cl_steele
how come its still sold as Budweiser though?
Actually I've looked, the name it goes by is Budweiser Budvar... not too be confused with American Budweiser
Original post by Maxffm
Actually I've looked, the name it goes by is Budweiser Budvar... not too be confused with American Budweiser
sorry yar just saw a picture ofthe bottle and so it is, my mistake
Original post by ukr-nffc
A few of my faves:
Doom Bar
Pilsner Urquell
Okocim
Menabrea
L'vivske
Newcastle Brown
Guiness
Doom Bar
Pilsner Urquell
Okocim
Menabrea
L'vivske
Newcastle Brown
Guiness
Okocim never fails to remind of sitting in the sun outside a pub in the square in krakow with a pint. Probably the best place I've had a pint.
Usually more of a bitter guy though, particularly partial to Black Sheep, Hobgoblin and Abbot Ale.
Original post by Manitude
Oh the irony of implying one lager is absolutely awful but then citing another virtually identical lager as being one of your favourites 
Definitely not enough real ale on this thread.
Definitely not enough real ale on this thread.
Yes! If a beer isn't cask conditioned it's not worth drinking!
Have you had Sheperd Neame's Early Bird? It's a seasonal beer (spring) and is delicious!
Original post by thefunktopus69
Yes! If a beer isn't cask conditioned it's not worth drinking!
Have you had Sheperd Neame's Early Bird? It's a seasonal beer (spring) and is delicious!
Have you had Sheperd Neame's Early Bird? It's a seasonal beer (spring) and is delicious!
We don't get much from Sheperd Neame in the north west as it's pretty far to transport the kegs from kent. I've only had Bishop's Finger, Spitfire and 1698, and in bottles.
Original post by Manitude
We don't get much from Sheperd Neame in the north west as it's pretty far to transport the kegs from kent. I've only had Bishop's Finger, Spitfire and 1698, and in bottles.
Finger is alright, Spitfire bottled is no good and I've never had 1698. Neame really is lovely but on tap it's on another level!
I don't get many Northern beers coming down here which is a shame as they seem nicely different from what we do get (Fuller's, Neame, Sharp,s...). I might have to make a trip to Sheffield as I've heard it's the best city for real ale in the UK.
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