what beer?

[Pilgrim]

Batemans XXXB bitter, brewed just up the road in Wainfleet;)

[rasga]

ras, ive had thatchers Coxes, very nice! ive heard the one uve had is better though

I've not tried the others that Thatchers do but the Katy one is lovely, very very easy to drink and not too dry. Got to be careful with that % though, much nicer than Old Rosie which is a 7.6!

[Wildfire]

Ale wise - Theakstons or Black Sheep at a push Prince Bishop

 

Beer - Sapporo

[KANGO]

It has to be cider or a good pint of black stuff guiness! or occasionally parcelle to the odd pint of real ale speckled hen , old pecular etc !

Guiness, It's a nice pint:p

[jack blood]

timothy taylors landlord the best pint in this land........ nuff said:D

[Simon Bailey]

Desperado. Those that know...know

[raptor]

doesn't matter it all goes down the same way

[Oceag]

doesn't matter it all goes down the same way

 

 

Of course it bloody matters........

[jonnyc]

bannana beer - sounds wierd - but quite nice. most supermarkets do it now too which is a bonus.

also reccomend:

honeydew

thatchers

riches cider (local scrumpy)

skullsplitter (cornish ale - i think)

[Brother Dave]

Now if ya all knew what was good for ya then you would all know the best beers come from Belgium . end of story:p . Duvel , Hoegaarden , Kwak , Kreik , Kueze , leffe to name a few.

 

And for cider there is only one certain brand of cider that rings out the bells and that is Westons cider. Special keg is my fav.

[Oceag]

the best beers come from Belgium

 

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

 

oh stop it...I'm going to wet myself.

[LoKi_79]

Desperado. Those that know...know

 

that would be so nice if it wasn't so sweet

get a bottle of sol and stick some tequila in it (with lime of course)

[LoKi_79]

bannana beer - sounds wierd - but quite nice.

 

is that the same as banana bread beer? if so, i agree - it is very nice.

[Brother Dave]

the best beers come from Belgium

 

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha

 

oh stop it...I'm going to wet myself.

 

oh please enlighten me with your verdict on where the best beers come from I am all ears:D

[rasga]

Dave speaks the truth, got an Abbey bear monk dude on front silver top. . not hoegarden, and i'm too lazy to checkout what its called.

 

Should be good though, they have many good beers, so who wants to organise a trip/lash over there!

[Brother Dave]

Dave speaks the truth, got an Abbey bear monk dude on front silver top. . not hoegarden, and i'm too lazy to checkout what its called.

 

Should be good though, they have many good beers, so who wants to organise a trip/lash over there!

 

thanks Rasga , yeah I know the one you are on about though I cant remeber it name either:o

 

My dad lives in Antwerp and they have their own beer called "Boliker" but we prenounce its B0//ocks and man its a fine beer aswell and a great little brewery aswell.

[peeter_]

well while in germany i found a good favourite,

went out drinking in the nite, got up in the morning couldnt remember the name, luckily there is a huge light sign on top of one of the building to remind me!

 

bitburger is at the top, but cos they all so bloody expensive bac ere id go for carling extra cold,

if it was cider wise, and nice pear ciderhttp://community.flexifoil.com/images/icons/icon6.gif

[big ady2]

whilst traveling around oz found the german hoff house's to be very popular top beer

[daZZa-S]

Eden Ale and Spitfire gets my vote

[Grebby]

I was on some Thatchers - Kay - Single Apple Cider : 7.7% or so.

 

Very easy to drink, not majorly sweet easily, only noticed the % this morning! Also sainsburys own brand (dont worry its not white label) do a dry and a sweet cider thats not too bad.

 

But tonight i think i'll give some Leffe a shot, its not Blonde/Brune its a different one a red foil but i've now noticed its 8%!

 

Thatchers do a decent range of single variety ciders. Non of which are quite dry enough for me. That said my taste is a sort of extreme dry.

 

7+% is perfectly normal, you won't see an official cider over 8.5% though. Over 8.5 and it gets taxed more as apple wine, thus does not exist. You just get a lot of 8.5%ish ciders.

 

One of the more interesting was "Bin Ladin's downfall", marked as 8.5 but all staff at the festival were told only to sell it in nips(1/3 pint). Reliably informed by the guys in the know that it was approx 13%.

 

Wife went outside for a fag and managed to fall over that night and break her nose. Just woke up outside lay on her back in the rain and dark, thought "This is nice and comfortable". Decided it was definatly bed time.

[Oceag]

 

oh please enlighten me with your verdict on where the best beers come from I am all ears:D

 

 

Thats easy, my fridge

[Brother Dave]

 

 

Thats easy, my fridge

 

PMSL.....................forgot there is also Waggledance................

 

K

 

Should have seen that coming:o Tips hat to Oceag;) Must say the Red lion in Swanage do a fine range of beers and also boosting 18 different ciders:eek:

[rasga]

Hmmm, http://www.mydrinks.co.uk

 

Might have found a new use for the domain, just got to workout how to have a good backend.

[martnic]

There is only one bitter......TANGLEFOOT!!!

 

say no more

[fly boy benny]

Peroni.

Nastro Azzurro

 

good quality Italian lager.

best served very cold...........

smooth taste 5.1%

by far the best lager, and another alltime great will have to b the black stuff:D