What's your favourite beer?

Ales: Harveys Best, London Pride, Summer lightening

Lager: Staropramen, Budvar, Peroni, Kronenburg

but I probably drink more guiness than anything else. If I am at home I will drink the guiness original, i hate the widget draught cans.
 
The one that stands out the most at the moment has to be Blandford Fly. That reminds me that i have a bottle of it with ginger in sitting in the fridge :D
 
tom_e said:
UBU is a lovely pint, I don't think you can go wrong with any of the Purity ales to be honest.
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Absolutely; They do a great pint of it in the Bacchus in Birmingham (which if you don't know it, is a great place!). I drink plenty of Hobsons and other local beers (Ironbridge do a few choice ales which are nice - Shropshire Gold, Shropshire Lad, Shropshire Lass etc.). Not one for regular lager, but will drink it if there's nothing else left! Generally a good hand pull is the way forward.

Though, within reason, as long as it's wet I'll drink it.
 
martynbez said:
I'm in to Aussi VB at the moment and Belgium Kwak.
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Kwaks an awesome beer. I spent a weekend in Belgium in October for a stag do. We were sat outside a bar near the grand placé ordering Kwak. We didn't know how strong it was until it hit you really. Really tasty though.

Sun was beautiful, a really beautiful day. Sat outside this quaint little cafe and there was a hidden step in all the cobbled streets. Of course, I was sat right to the side of this step watching every one fall up / down it. Turned it into a drinking game and got smashed.

Good times.
 
Sam Adams Cream Stout has been my absolute favourite, but it is so incredibly difficult to find.

Labatt Blue is my favourite inexpensive standing-around-summer-grillin'-watching-the-game-working-on-the-car-watching-a-movie-or-just-doing-nothing-at-all beer.

Sam Adams Boston Lager is my preferred pub drink, highly available and highly delicious.

But give me a good Porter anyday and I won't shoot it down. :)
 
Leyden Brewery's Raglan Sleeve. It's a bit of a trek to go have some (I'm in Burton, and the Lord Raglan pub is at Nangreaves near Bury), but worth it. Wychwood Paddy's Tout is another favourite.
 
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