Your favourite Beer

Drehen

Mine would have to be Molsen Canadian, now admittedly I haven't tried a a wide variety but that's my favourite thus far.

Holsten

How many have you tried, one?

KERSPLAT!

I was a cider head until recently. Have since moved to Heineken as its the only beer I can stand but I'm told by others that it's muck!

dan1895

Ha ha ha ha. Troll fail!

Sir Osis of Liver.

Kalibre.

candy-gal1

Cobra!

Corona, with the lime!

Innis and gunn beer with rum!

And dont know if it counts as a beer, or half thereof, but Snakebite

Borzoi

The beer in my glass. Whatever it is.

(Bud is never in my glass)

Frosty McSnowballs

Free

Zed Bank

Canadian or corona

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Brew dog IPA

LETHAL LADY

Tiger....Rawrr

Links234

It's a toss up between:

Thornbridge Jaipur
Rogue Hazelnut Brown
Fyne Ales Jarl
Nogne O Porter
Hitachino Nest Amber Ale

Generally depends if I'm in the mood for something hoppy or something malty. Also like Fuller's London Porter

helimachoptor

Sam Adams however in turning into a red beer man lately

dubrov

dan1895 wrote: »

Ha ha ha ha. Troll fail!

I quite like Budweiser and Coors Light. I normally mix them with iced water.

razorgil

becks

Tin Foil Hat

Young's Double Chocolate Stout.

beano345

40oz olde English 800 at 8% some kick off it!

hairyprincess

candy-gal1 wrote: »

Cobra!

And dont know if it counts as a beer, or half thereof, but Snakebite

I got hammered one night many many years ago drinking a pint of that through a straw. I robbed it of a random German guy :pac:

Zed Bank

Real men drink poiteen.

Mint Sauce

Usally drink Guinness, although occasionally drink Tiger, Peroni, or Krononberg 1664. Although one of the nicest I had was a local ale somewhere in the SW of England, both the name and place escape me now, and a fruity 6 odd % beer brewed by trappest monks.

MaroonAndGreen

Tuborg.

Very nice and can be got for €3 a pint too.

BenEadir

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Brew dog IPA

^^^ +1

candy-gal1

hairyprincess wrote: »

I got hammered one night many many years ago drinking a pint of that through a straw. I robbed it of a random German guy :pac:

Yeah, itll do that alright


Ah Snakebite through a straw, that takes me back!!
Actually no I still do that now, just very much less of it though, both nights out and Snakebites!

Duff

Paulaner, Heineken and Blue Moon are delish.

WilyCoyote

Cobra or Kingfisher. Both before and after a nice curry.

Aidric

Duvel. Velvet goodness and capable of massive carnage if not respected.

rambutman

sierra nevada all the way

Banjo String

Drehen wrote: »

Mine would have to be Molsen Canadian, now admittedly I haven't tried a a wide variety but that's my favourite thus far.

They say that beer is like having sex in a kayak.


(it's fůcking close to water)

Drehen

rambutman wrote: »

sierra nevada all the way

I've been meaning to try that, do any pubs have it?

pappyodaniel

Of Foam and Fury from Galway Bay Brewery, best IPA I've ever had.

rambutman

Drehen wrote: »

I've been meaning to try that, do any pubs have it?

yeah the brew dock across from connolly station have it on draft - so does the black sheep on caple street. From the off-license the Pale Ale variety and the torpedo (coming in at 8%) are pretty good too.

Red Pepper

candy-gal1 wrote: »

Ah Snakebite through a straw, that takes me back!!

Takes me back too. Lethal. I never remembered much from those nights.
But the headaches next morning....:eek:

CrabRevolution

Beer seems to be the topic where boards has its most jarring difference with the normal public. If you asked everyone on the street the beer they most often drink, at least 90% would say Guinness, Heineken, Smithwicks, Corona etc.

On boards though, a sizable minority, if not a slight majority will name craft/microbrewery type drinks. Not saying either is better than the other, just that its interesting to see how craft beers seem overrepresented on boards.

dan1895

rambutman wrote: »

yeah the brew dock across from connolly station have it on draft - so does the black sheep on caple street. From the off-license the Pale Ale variety and the torpedo (coming in at 8%) are pretty good too.

Porterhouse should have it too.
O'Hara's red and stout and trouble brewing sabotage and dark art are a couple of my favourites at the moment.

Stained Class

I remember being in the States years ago drinking cans of something called Moose Drool.

Cant remember what it was like, I was in such a states.

BraziliaNZ

I love cans of Lech. On draught it's Guinness. Although you can't get as good as Dublin here it's not bad in some places.

Legs.Eleven

CrabRevolution wrote: »

Beer seems to be the topic where boards has its most jarring difference with the normal public. If you asked everyone on the street the beer they most often drink, at least 90% would say Guinness, Heineken, Smithwicks, Corona etc.

On boards though, a sizable minority, if not a slight majority will name craft/microbrewery type drinks. Not saying either is better than the other, just that its interesting to see how craft beers seem overrepresented on boards.

Yeah but just because you drink those beers out of lack of choice in most (almost all) pubs (Heineken, Smithwicks etc.), doesn't mean they're your faves.


Normally do =/= what you actually WANT to do.

pappyodaniel

CrabRevolution wrote: »

Beer seems to be the topic where boards has its most jarring difference with the normal public. If you asked everyone on the street the beer they most often drink, at least 90% would say Guinness, Heineken, Smithwicks, Corona etc.

On boards though, a sizable minority, if not a slight majority will name craft/microbrewery type drinks. Not saying either is better than the other, just that its interesting to see how craft beers seem overrepresented on boards.

If I'm out I'll tend to go to pubs that I know have a decent selection of beers. If I'm in a pub with a limited selection I'll drink Smithwicks or Guinness. At home I'll always go for a nicer craft beer with 1or2 I've never tried before. But if asked the question "what's your favourite beer" I'll give an honest answer and am fully aware I'll sound like a hipster prick...

De Bhál

Tyskie

csallmighty

Red tick beer

fleet_admiral

mc ardles is a lovely beer

Stained Class

CrabRevolution wrote: »

Beer seems to be the topic where boards has its most jarring difference with the normal public. If you asked everyone on the street the beer they most often drink, at least 90% would say Guinness, Heineken, Smithwicks, Corona etc.

On boards though, a sizable minority, if not a slight majority will name craft/microbrewery type drinks. Not saying either is better than the other, just that its interesting to see how craft beers seem overrepresented on boards.

Ah shure, they're just trying to 'outsophisticate' each other & show how cosmopolitan they all are.

Haven't had a Smithwicks in a while. Might be time to get back to the auld Red Diesel.

senordingdong

Anything but Budweiser.

Guinness in the pub, Bavaria in the house.

BraziliaNZ

I love Zywiec aswell. Polish beers are great. There's like 1000s of these ale things here in England but they're just not my bag really. The only ones I like are the chavvy ones like Tetleys and John Smiths. You get hipsters coming in asking what the guest ales are etc... and can they have a sample. Urgh. It all tastes the same. Like urine that has been soda streamed and then let go flat again!

kelbal

Tin Foil Hat wrote: »

Young's Double Chocolate Stout.

Bought one of these last week. Absolutely fantastic. Don't be put off by the name, the chocolate is very subtle - gorgeous beer.

fonecrusher1

I loves drinkin a few Dutch gold before headin down the bookies. Then over to da chipper and more gold later back in mams at my place.

roadsmart

'Stormy Port' and 'Buried At Sea' stouts from Galway Bay brewery,
Double Stout from Sheperd & Neames.

Insect Overlord

Chimay Blue or Delirium Nocturnum if I'm buying in a good offie.

Beamish or Guinness in most pubs.

Geuze

I like:

Guinness Extra Stout
Guinness Foreign Extra Stout

O'Hara's Leann Follain stout

and I love geuze.

BBDBB

surely the point is NOT to have a favourite, that way you can keep trying lots of different ones to try and find one




still looking