A good cheep beer ?

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 01:26AM #1

What's a good decent tipple for a cheap night in?I've tried a few from lidl excelsior and peplenbacker not bad for the price ..anyone tried aldi beer any suggestions?

me_irl · 29-07-2017 01:29AM

20 bottles of p*ss (budweiser) for 20e... in your local molloys.

Wexfordboy89 · 29-07-2017 01:30AM

hank scorpio89 wrote: »

What's a good decent tipple for a cheap night in?I've tried a few from lidl excelsior and peplenbacker not bad for the price ..anyone tried aldi beer any suggestions?

Tesco have some good beer had some at a mates house ages ago was pretty ok.cant remember the name of it unfortunately

me_irl · 29-07-2017 01:31AM

Wexfordboy89 wrote: »

Tesco have some good beer had some at a mates house ages ago was pretty ok.cant remember the name of it unfortunately

Was that a side effect of the cheap beer? :pac:

Wexfordboy89 · 29-07-2017 01:34AM

me_irl wrote: »

Was that a side effect of the cheap beer? :pac:

Lol most likely but i didnt pay for any of it so

Noveight · 29-07-2017 01:36AM

Galahad is a cheap beer that saw a lot of lads through college. It's popular, can't say whether it's piss or not.

Del2005 · 29-07-2017 01:38AM

Once you get most beer cold enough they are all good. The better thing is that after a few it doesn't matter if they are cold or not.

aido79 · 29-07-2017 01:39AM

Have you tried any of these? ðŸ˜€
http://www.birdzilla.com/top10s/top-10-beers-with-bird-names.html

me_irl · 29-07-2017 01:39AM

Del2005 wrote: »

Once you get most beer cold enough they are all good. The better thing is that after a few it doesn't matter if they are cold or not.

This is very true. I mean after the first <insert your limit here> beers, you won't care.

aido79 wrote: »

Have you tried any of these? 76;˜€
http://www.birdzilla.com/top10s/top-10-beers-with-bird-names.html

What you did there, I see it!

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:05AM

Noveight wrote: »

Galahad is a cheap beer that saw a lot of lads through college. It's popular, can't say whether it's piss or not.

Haha a mate told me about galahad although he refered to in as galahead the next morning.I still might give it a shot tho.

Burial. · 29-07-2017 02:08AM

Those small Finkbrau bottles from Lidl were the job back when I was in college. 5er for 10 of them. Throw in some Rachminoff vodka and you were sound for the night.

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000 · 29-07-2017 02:09AM

Fosters.

me_irl · 29-07-2017 02:12AM

Hunky Monster wrote: »

Fosters.

Six cans for 7e (same as Tennants) in the local.

I mean... it depends if you want a headache, or a full blown migraine in the morning. :pac:

Jim Bob Scratcher · 29-07-2017 02:17AM

Forget the beer OP. Get down to tesco and buy yourself a bottle of Black Bushmills....

me_irl · 29-07-2017 02:19AM

Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: »

Forget the beer OP. Get down to tesco and buy yourself a bottle of Black Bushmills....

I mean if you're looking to get FBV (f*cked by volume) black bush is yer only man!

buried · 29-07-2017 02:21AM

Get up your nearest mountain or hillock and seek the holy stink of fermented potatoes

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:27AM

me_irl wrote: »

Six cans for 7e (same as Tennants) in the local.

I mean... it depends if you want a headache, or a full blown migraine in the morning. :pac:

No thanks on the tenants anyway migrant is an understatement .you ever try puking into a sink while sitting on the jax ....

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:28AM

me_irl wrote: »

I mean if you're looking to get FBV (f*cked by volume) black bush is yer only man!

Bit rich for my blood at the minute haha.that does bring up the discussion of cheap spirits tho

entropi · 29-07-2017 02:33AM

Galahad and Finkbrau are good suggestions there. I'd add in Zateky Güs (pronounced Geese), or Carling.

me_irl · 29-07-2017 02:35AM

entropi wrote: »

Galahad and Finkbrau are good suggestions there. I'd add in Zateky Güs (pronounced Geese), or Carling.

Oooh! I'm intrigued! Where would one pick up this "Geese"?

What would you compare it to (if you had to!).

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:49AM

entropi wrote: »

Galahad and Finkbrau are good suggestions there. I'd add in Zateky Güs (pronounced Geese), or Carling.

That's over the line smokey !! Cheers man

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:50AM

me_irl wrote: »

Oooh! I'm intrigued! Where would one pick up this "Geese"?

What would you compare it to (if you had to!).

Oh and yeah the geese stuff where does one aquire this ?

hank scorpio89 · 29-07-2017 02:51AM

sugarman wrote: »

Lomza, Lech, Tyskie, Zubar ...any polish beers.

Strong, cheap and generally very tasty.

oh yeah I've seen zubar actually but it's usually dear I thought? Like over 2 a can ?

KungPao · 29-07-2017 02:52AM

4 karpackie at €5.50 is enough to chill, double that to get fooked up for peanuts.

Tasty beer.

29-07-2017 02:55AM

Lidl do a nice beer called Franziskanr. I can't remember how much it costs but I think it was 1.70 last time I bought it.

Beers like Lech, Karpackie and Tyskie have been mentioned, which personally, I can't tolerate.

However, for more tender stomachs like mine, there is an Aldi cider called Cullen's which is a perfectly acceptable drink. It's nothing remarkable, but it's no worse than Bulmers, and is more reasonably priced.

buried · 29-07-2017 02:57AM

Yes, another vote here for Karpackie. Very,very good stuff. Was at a Polish family's BBQ recently, and that's what they had in huge quantities.
Went very well with my huge quantity intake of burgers

KungPao · 29-07-2017 03:04AM

buried wrote: »

Yes, another vote here for Karpackie. Very,very good stuff. Was at a Polish family's BBQ recently, and that's what they had in huge quantities.
Went very well with my huge quantity intake of burgers

You need the soakage of the burgers, Karpackie is potent stuff!

buried · 29-07-2017 03:08AM

KungPao wrote: »

You need the soakage of the burgers, Karpackie is potent stuff!

Yeah! I definitely knew I was drinking, the stuff has a serious bite to it!

mikeybrennan · 29-07-2017 03:25AM

KungPao wrote: »

4 karpackie at €5.50 is enough to chill, double that to get fooked up for peanuts.

Tasty beer.

Karpackie is horrible
There's better in the 1 euro range

DEFTLEFTHAND · 29-07-2017 03:37AM

Irish always seem to be very anti Scottish for some reason.

Not a massive fan of the country either tbh (it's like a wetter and greyer version of Ireland) but I do love both Scotch and Tennent's.:)

Bonnie Scotland.........:):)

29-07-2017 06:27AM

entropi wrote: »

Zateky Güs (pronounced Geese)

??????

Is the "Zateky" completely silent?

Anyway, Tyskie, Aldi Rheinbacher, Lidl Perlenbacher Pils. All good, all cheap.

A good cheep beer ?

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