Whats your choice of cold refreshing beer?

DirtyJester said:
I'm fussy so it really depends what's in the fridge or what's on offer at the bar.... ;)

@Glaucus I agree about 'Crabbies is to sweet' so I'm waiting on pieplough reporting back about the Williams Brothers version, keep an eye out mate :)

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Just discovered a William Bros pub in Glasgow but didn't notice this on Friday. I'll have a look for it at the weekend, they must stock it, they have an incredibly wide selection on offer.

Maybe something like a Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier for a summer's day drink.
 
IPA or summer ale are a lovely thirst quencher.

I hate to admit it, but when I go to the US I always get a 6 pack of Miller Lite ASAP, doesn't taste of much but is very refreshing.
 
Depends how drunk I want to get:

Hammered: Blue Moon
Fairly tipsy: Asahi or Corona
Hardly drunk at all: Coors Light

All are moot, however, if there is Rekorderlig Strawberry & Lime available, yum!
 
JoeF1 said:
Have you tried the winter cinnamon and vanilla. Like rocking horse... Although tastes so, so good.
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I saw it once but didnt try it. Everywhere round London had the orange but no where round here does. Tends to be strawberry and lime or wild berry round here.
 
nydryl said:
Just discovered a William Bros pub in Glasgow but didn't notice this on Friday. I'll have a look for it at the weekend, they must stock it, they have an incredibly wide selection on offer.

Maybe something like a Weihenstephaner Hefeweissbier for a summer's day drink.
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Inn Deep?
 
I'm just drinking an Harrods 1849 lager that i got for Christmas, its bloody strong but its sooo refreshing.
 
pieplough said:
Great wee pub, been there a few times in the last few months. Food is awesome also :)
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Ah that's interesting. We were going to go on Saturday afternoon for lunch and a drinks but I couldn't remember seeing food menus when I'd been at night so we didn't bother. In summer it should be excellent, beer gardens are a rare thing in Glasgow.
 
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