What's your favourite beer?

Another good one is Tesco American Double IPA, AKA Brewdog Hardcore IPA. On offer atm in Tesco if you fancy an alcoholic beating (it's 9.2%)! Very fruity, and will knock your head off.
 
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J-FRO said:
I had this beer once, was belgian I think. Had it in a restaurant called cafe belge in Canterbury, it came out in a rounded bottom glass so it couldn't sit directly on the table but it had like a little wooden trophy holder for it. Can't think what it was called but that was beautiful as well. Couldn't drink too many for a 'session', but was lovely and smooth with dinner.

EDIT: It wasn't Kwak by the way, google image searches have led me to think that that glass and stand is pretty impressive though.
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Having just come back from Belgium, I believe what you may be referring to is Leutebok. Comes in a wooden stand with a special glass that won't stand up on its own, unlike Kwak.

Another vote for Kwak here though, I could drink that all day, it's lovely.
 
choconutjoe said:
St. Peters Best Bitter is a fav of mine.
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Good man! Been overlooking this forum until I noticed this thread. We have some great breweries round here, Woodfordes, St Peters, Grain (fairly recent 2006), Wolf Brewery and the Green Jack brewery. Its like heaven :D

Never been a massive fan of Lager but do have a taste for Asahi & Baltika №3.
 
Jano said:
Having just come back from Belgium, I believe what you may be referring to is Leutebok. Comes in a wooden stand with a special glass that won't stand up on its own, unlike Kwak.

Another vote for Kwak here though, I could drink that all day, it's lovely.
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OMG! YES! Thats the one!

cheer ma man!

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check this!
 
This website seems to be pretty good for all the continental brews. Seem to charge £6.75 no matter what for delivery as long as you're in UK mainland. Oh and they only accept orders of £20 or more. But could be a good shout for all those reading about brews on here and interested to try a few of them.

http://www.beermerchants.com/

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Check out some of the mixed cases at the above link half way down on the left, some cracking deals there too. Very tempting.
 
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That's a really tough question.

I do like a bottle of Leffe Blonde sometimes but I also really like Weihenstephan.

When I first moved over here to Cardiff (from Ireland), I despised Ales as I thought they were fairly bland. I really like them now, but mainly with food. I like to have a nice Ale with food now.

When I go out for a game of poker or something, I tend to get a Bitter as it's cheap and pretty good taste wise.
 
Paulaner Munchen Helles. Preferably straight from a Microbrewery.

Pilsner Urquell on tap if I can find it over here, though.

La Gauloise Blonde is a lovely Belgium tipple, too.

ThieveryCorp said:
Been drinking a lot of Doom Bar recently.
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Love Doom Bar, but it always gives me an upset stomach the day after. :(.
 
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ots3go said:
Paulaner Munchen Helles. Preferably straight from a Microbrewery.

Pilsner Urquell on tap if I can find it over here, though.
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I'm a fan of Paulaner too, I could really do with a cold one soon.

I've never tried a Pilsner on tap, I'd be interested in it but would hate to get it out of a dodgy, uncleaned tap.
 
Cliste said:
I'm a fan of Paulaner too, I could really do with a cold one soon.

I've never tried a Pilsner on tap, I'd be interested in it but would hate to get it out of a dodgy, uncleaned tap.
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One of the microbreweries I visited in Munich had the tap directly hooked up to the brewing tank. Unfiltered godlyness.

Majestic, the wine people, tend to sell 12x500ml of it or the Oktoberfest version.
 
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