Need some good beer(s) to try
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Try Magic Hat #9
Hoegaarden
and SweetWater 420
Magic Hat #9 and SweetWater 420 are a bit dry, but they pack plenty of flavor. Hoegaarden is one of my favorites among Belgian wheat beers. It is crisp and refreshing. I love drinking it in on a hot summer day.
Gulden Draak is a delicious dark Belgian Beer if you can find it.
Same goes for Wynchwood Brewery's Hobgoblin Beer. It is a dark English Ale. Amazing beer. Try looking in a World Market or something.
Hoegaarden
and SweetWater 420
Take it from a Southerner, these are quite good.Eri said:
Magic Hat #9 and SweetWater 420 are a bit dry, but they pack plenty of flavor. Hoegaarden is one of my favorites among Belgian wheat beers. It is crisp and refreshing. I love drinking it in on a hot summer day.
Gulden Draak is a delicious dark Belgian Beer if you can find it.
Same goes for Wynchwood Brewery's Hobgoblin Beer. It is a dark English Ale. Amazing beer. Try looking in a World Market or something.
Lobotomy Bock
Shiner Bock
Spaten Optimator
Lonestar
Bodington
Stella Artois
Purple Thistle
Kwak
La fin du mond
Rogue Chipotle
Flying Dog
Three Floyds Arctic Panzer Wolf
Goose Island Night Stalker
Tactical Nuclear Penguin
Sink the Bismarck
I'll post more as I think of stuff I've drank in the past.
Shiner Bock
Spaten Optimator
Lonestar
Bodington
Stella Artois
Purple Thistle
Kwak
La fin du mond
Rogue Chipotle
Flying Dog
Three Floyds Arctic Panzer Wolf
Goose Island Night Stalker
Tactical Nuclear Penguin
Sink the Bismarck
I'll post more as I think of stuff I've drank in the past.
I've heard a few people like Old Rasputin beer quite a lot. I've been meaning to try that one myself since it seems to be praised from everyone I know who's had it.
I would disagree with you, I tend to disagree with people on general principle, but this statement happens to be empirically provable.Premonition said:
I know you wont be able to get hold of it but here goes.
There is a beer called "tactical nuclear penguin", it is the strongest beer in the world (it is also pretty pricey).
http://www.brewdog.com/tactical_nuclear_penguin
I think it's the most awesome name for anything ever!
There is a beer called "tactical nuclear penguin", it is the strongest beer in the world (it is also pretty pricey).
http://www.brewdog.com/tactical_nuclear_penguin
I think it's the most awesome name for anything ever!
So much beer "knowledge" here, I am overwhelmed. And Tremens is your proof? Seriously, I was expecting Westy to be thrown, but not Tremens. Thanks for the good laugh.t4nz1t said:
Some people grow up past the point of needing to get drunk all the time, I like their beer to have taste instead of mass marketed swill.viranimus said:
I don't drink, but my whole family drinks Guinness and other Irish beers. So, I suppose I recommend that.
Ok, so I'm from Australia, so there's some great aussie gear here... (unsure of US availability)
NB: DO NOT judge us on Foster's we export that crap so we never have to drink it ourselves.
Cooper's Sparkling Ale
Boag's Premium Lager
Little Creatures Brewery (all their beers)
Beez Neez (honey beer)
Roger's
P.S. Cooper's Sparkling has won "Best Beer" numerous times, in Germany no less.
NB: DO NOT judge us on Foster's we export that crap so we never have to drink it ourselves.
Cooper's Sparkling Ale
Boag's Premium Lager
Little Creatures Brewery (all their beers)
Beez Neez (honey beer)
Roger's
P.S. Cooper's Sparkling has won "Best Beer" numerous times, in Germany no less.
La Fin du Mond (The End of the world) is a french beer that is supposed to be the best beer made. The name is rather fitting since the french making a plebeian beverage such as beer surely means the end of the world.
Personally my preference is for Guinness but that is obviously a big market label there. Check out their extra stout though if you have not.
Asahi is a fairly common import brand but one of the few I enjoy aside from Guinness.
Aside from the few beers that I enjoy I also like hard cider. Hornsby's is a standard and I prefer the amber, as noted by another user. The amber has a sort of beery champagne taste while the regular tastes almost exactly like apple juice. Woodchuck, either regular or amber, is very sweet tastes almost exactly like apple juice (not that thats bad). I hardly remember Strongbow so I guess I will rate it "unmemorable". Ace is rather dry and acidic.
My favourite cider was Hardcore: Black Label though I have been unable to find it in years now. Wyder's is another standard cider you will find though it tends to be expensive and tastes again much like juice though somewhat dry. Personally I would go for Hornsby's, typically cheaper, over Wyder's any day. On sweet beer like beverages you may also want to check out Lambic.
Personally my preference is for Guinness but that is obviously a big market label there. Check out their extra stout though if you have not.
Asahi is a fairly common import brand but one of the few I enjoy aside from Guinness.
Aside from the few beers that I enjoy I also like hard cider. Hornsby's is a standard and I prefer the amber, as noted by another user. The amber has a sort of beery champagne taste while the regular tastes almost exactly like apple juice. Woodchuck, either regular or amber, is very sweet tastes almost exactly like apple juice (not that thats bad). I hardly remember Strongbow so I guess I will rate it "unmemorable". Ace is rather dry and acidic.
My favourite cider was Hardcore: Black Label though I have been unable to find it in years now. Wyder's is another standard cider you will find though it tends to be expensive and tastes again much like juice though somewhat dry. Personally I would go for Hornsby's, typically cheaper, over Wyder's any day. On sweet beer like beverages you may also want to check out Lambic.