your favourite lagers
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Zyweic - Polish.... Hard to get tho
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Whats the hate with Grolsch? I think it's lovely. Never understood why Peroni is that cheeky extra 0.1% than all the other premium lagers 
Agree about bottles though, too gassy/over priced on tap.
Agree about bottles though, too gassy/over priced on tap.
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Zyweic - Polish.... Hard to get tho
It's everywhere here, like every off licence. I prefer Tyskie to Zyweic but the best ones are Perla and Debowe Mocne.
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I think me and you could become good friends.
I did but I got autocorrected lol. I was in Bruges in November and one of the car re four supermarkets had a jupiler fridge which was like a tv screen but clear.
I like another lager called Kozel too. Think it's Czech.
most supermarkets round here do it in 4x500ml can packs
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It really is epic lager.
I was in Poland with my car just before Christmas, so I loaded up several of each beer in the supermarket for me and my family to drink.
You'll be pleased to know Debowe, Perla, Tatra mocnes aren't beaten by anything. There was a really nice Porter they did, I can't remember who by that was 8.9%, if you see one give it a go.
That may be true of the generic stuff, but the craft lagers coming out are pretty good.
All of the craft lagers I've tried have been too hoppy for my taste. If I'm going for lager it's because I don't want something strongly flavoured.
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I'm not a big fan of lager - I'm a real ale man.
A couple that spring to mind that I don't mind drinking are Staropramen and Peroni. I tend not to drink generic lagers - except on holiday where I don't have much choice. I didn't mind the Estrella Damm we had in Ibiza and I can force down a few San Miguels if required.
I'm sure there are more out there that I would like but, as long as I can get my hands on twiggy beer, I'm not likely to experiment all that much.
A couple that spring to mind that I don't mind drinking are Staropramen and Peroni. I tend not to drink generic lagers - except on holiday where I don't have much choice. I didn't mind the Estrella Damm we had in Ibiza and I can force down a few San Miguels if required.
I'm sure there are more out there that I would like but, as long as I can get my hands on twiggy beer, I'm not likely to experiment all that much.
I was in Poland with my car just before Christmas, so I loaded up several of each beer in the supermarket for me and my family to drink.
You'll be pleased to know Debowe, Perla, Tatra mocnes aren't beaten by anything. There was a really nice Porter they did, I can't remember who by that was 8.9%, if you see one give it a go.
I don't really like the stronger versions as I find them too sweet, but the Zywiec porter is nice for one or two. My wife drinks Warka strong so usually have them knocking around. I tend to stick to Zywiec or Tyskie in England.
Next time you have your car over there pick up Zamkowe or Namyslow, they are good lagers. Probably a bit harder to find though as they are more regional.