Poll: Beer!?

[Roganzar]

BEER!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-jOEAufDQ4

As far as the Beer Song by Weird Al I like this video the best.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlULgi92zK8

 

[Jory]

ALE!

Infact I'm sampling a Fullers Honey Dew as we speak.

Doom Bar ale is a personal favourite

 

[Megalodon]

Ah, Spitfire, my favourite non-Yorkshire beer. Old Peculiar and Black Sheep are better though.

Never found Black Sheep to be that world beating. Possibly because I was expecting something a lot darker given its name, not something the same colour as Pride or Pedigree. But that's somantics, pretty much all ale is good and welcome.

 

[super_smash_jesus]

I had to put imported because of the lack of Canadian choices.

By the way, my preferred canadian beer is Moosehead, or Moosehead light with lime (beats the piss outta bud light lime)

 

[ScruffyTheJanitor]

Typically a bottled ale of some sort. Theres a different selection in every pub I end up in so I sample and drink the one I like. Some decent ales come out the taps but it's not a common sight. If I'm just planning to get realllly drunk, then the canned piss such as tennetns, stella atrois and all the cheap stuff will do. Not a lager fan.

 

[lostzombies.com]

I dont normally touch lager unless I want something sharp on a hot day, vast, VAST majority of the time its a real ale (blacksheep) or a porter (guinesse) ie something with taste as opposed to lager which is just fizzy cold liquid

 

[Iron Lightning]

Meh, I like mead and whiskey better than beer, but I suppose microbrews are alright.

 

[ScruffyTheJanitor]

I dont normally touch lager unless I want something sharp on a hot day, vast, VAST majority of the time its a real ale (blacksheep) or a porter (guinesse) ie something with taste as opposed to lager which is just fizzy cold liquid

Black sheep is AWESOME... shame it's not too common where I am, but I respect your tastes there.

 

[robmastaflex]

Ah, Spitfire, my favourite non-Yorkshire beer. Old Peculiar and Black Sheep are better though.

Never found Black Sheep to be that world beating. Possibly because I was expecting something a lot darker given its name, not something the same colour as Pride or Pedigree. But that's somantics, pretty much all ale is good and welcome.

I couldn't really explain why I like it to be honest, I just do. But yeah, the name does suggest it should be a dark ale. Maybe I'm just biased as a Yorkshire man...

 

[Jark212]

It's hard to beat the taste the flavor of a fine American Micro-brew...

Spoiler

 

[tricky_tree]

Hoegaarden/Guinness/Black sheep.
Also, sorry OP but Budweiser is actually Czech, the Budweiser you know and love started off as an imitation

 

[lostzombies.com]

I dont normally touch lager unless I want something sharp on a hot day, vast, VAST majority of the time its a real ale (blacksheep) or a porter (guinesse) ie something with taste as opposed to lager which is just fizzy cold liquid

Black sheep is AWESOME... shame it's not too common where I am, but I respect your tastes there.

Im in northumberland at the moment (usually in derbyshire) and it is on draft everywhere, its fantastic!

 

[lostzombies.com]

Ah, Spitfire, my favourite non-Yorkshire beer. Old Peculiar and Black Sheep are better though.

Never found Black Sheep to be that world beating. Possibly because I was expecting something a lot darker given its name, not something the same colour as Pride or Pedigree. But that's somantics, pretty much all ale is good and welcome.

I couldn't really explain why I like it to be honest, I just do. But yeah, the name does suggest it should be a dark ale. Maybe I'm just biased as a Yorkshire man...

ah the name is because the owner of the brewery broke from the family tradition (foget what it was, lawyer or something) and set up the brewery, so named his first beer after himself, the black sheep of the family

but with all that being said, I love it because its fruity but still with a strong taste of old ale, like the old strong brown ales that used to compete with newcastle brown

 

[teebeeohh]

the proper Budweiser (meaning the czech one, not that piss thats sold in the US)

 

[robmastaflex]

I dont normally touch lager unless I want something sharp on a hot day, vast, VAST majority of the time its a real ale (blacksheep) or a porter (guinesse) ie something with taste as opposed to lager which is just fizzy cold liquid

Black sheep is AWESOME... shame it's not too common where I am, but I respect your tastes there.

Im in northumberland at the moment (usually in derbyshire) and it is on draft everywhere, its fantastic!

One of the bars at my student union has it. It's the only one I ever go to there now.

 

[Feriluce]

Golden Tuborg obviously.

 

[shaboinkin]

yuengling Lager was the first beer that I actually liked without having to acquire a taste for it

 

[Megalodon]

Ah, Spitfire, my favourite non-Yorkshire beer. Old Peculiar and Black Sheep are better though.

Never found Black Sheep to be that world beating. Possibly because I was expecting something a lot darker given its name, not something the same colour as Pride or Pedigree. But that's somantics, pretty much all ale is good and welcome.

I couldn't really explain why I like it to be honest, I just do. But yeah, the name does suggest it should be a dark ale. Maybe I'm just biased as a Yorkshire man...

Entirely possible, I know I'm biased towards Hampshire brews, Wychwood brewery being the main exception. But not being able to adequately explain why you like a given beer is a perfectly valid stance, one I have taken on many occasions.

 

[Sebenko]

I don't drink. When you hang out with a bunch of gays, you don't want to end up drunk. Unless you have a passionate hatred for the ability to sit down.

Also, I have been shouted at by an Irish guy for not drinking. "arh! how can ye not drink?!" or however you type an Irish accent.