Your favorite Beer.

[ComradeDavo]

Staropramen and Pilsner Urquell are indeed both rather good
Erdinger Weißbier is rather good as well.

 

[classical_hero]

Ginger Beer.

 

[El Koeno]

Tiger.

In that region of the world I prefer Beerlao myself.

But, as others said, there's too many beers to have one favourite. Usually I just go for the cheapest kind, without even bothering to put it in the fridge.

 

[Labtec600]

Bitter things will always taste bad; it's simply in our biology to repulse bitter tasting things. If you want a relaxing drink, drink soda, or failing that, plain old water.

Thanks Debbie Downer.





I've really cut back on my drinking but when I get a case it's usually Yuengling.

 

[Fifty]

I've had several extremely good random American, Belgian, and Canadian microbrews. Also some good stuff from England, Germany, Czech, but those are of generally inferior quality (maybe they just don't stand up to importing the way Belgian beer does???). I just had a really awesome American oatmeal stout... it had this great port-like quality.

If I'm going for ubercheap "beer water", I'll take a Pacifico or a Coors Light, but Eurotrash is right to say those aren't real beer (of course, they are hilariously wrong to have that as the standard of American beer).

 

[Leifmk]

I've had several extremely good random American, Belgian, and Canadian microbrews.

Have heard a lot of good things about American microbrews, but haven't really had the chance to try any, hardly having spent any time in the US as a beer-appreciating adult. By all accounts many of them put the lie to the old joke about American beer being like making love in a canoe (but the sad macrobreweries apparently persist).

 

[J-man]

Brand, om nom nom.

Same here.

 

[Phlegmak]

No beer whatsoever.

 

[azzaman333]

Carlton, especially if it's on tap.

 

[Godwynn]

Current favorite is Stiegl.

Preferably drank in their Biergarten on the side of the Mönchsberg (Monk's Mountain) mountain under the fortress that sits atop it, and overlooking the old city of Salzburg.

Yeah!

 

[Zelig]

 

[Cheezy the Wiz]

Weihenstephaner Heffe-Weissebier

Erdinger unfiltered wheat ale

Velkopopovicky Kozel

 

[warpus]

Favourite "premium" beer - Innis & Gunn Oak aged beer (Scotland)

Favourite Lager - Budweiser Budwar/Czechvar (different name in different countries due to copyright disputes) (Czech Republic)

Favourite Wheat beer - Erdinger (Germany)

 

[pau17]

Pilsner Urquell or similar for when I am going to drink a lot of beer. Otherwise, any decent brown ale or pale ale. I'm not too picky.

 

[ladsud]

Billy

 

[bhsup]

Jim Beam Black Label

 

[azzaman333]

Jim Beam Black Label

NOT BEER. BAD VRWCAgent

 

[holy king]

edit: good taste, godwynn.

and kozel is an amazing beer too indeed, cheezy.

 

[warpus]

I see a lot of good beers mentioned here - staropramen, kozel, heffe, pilsner urquell, ... (aside from the 3 i mentioned above)

 

[luiz]

Of the large scale Brazilian beers I think Bohemia is the best. Of course all Brazilian beers suck in comparisson to their German counterparts, though. I drink a lot of Erdinger, because that's the German beer most sold around here.