Beer

[News]

News

[Stats]

Stats

[Brewdog]

As kind of a spinoff to the Faces thread, and partially inspired by my own pic in there, I've noticed that a topic on our favorite mix of barley, malt, hops, and water was conspicuously absent from here- something that no metal site should be without IMO.

Here's the better ones I've had. I've got the bottles(and cans) to prove it;

Bear Republic
New Holland
La Belle Strasbourgoise
Grand Rapids Silver Foam Ale
Yanjing
Smithwick
Cave Creek Chili Beer
Weihenstephaner- oldest brewery in the world
Grolsch
Widmer
Pyramid
Goose Island
Bell's
Warsteiner
Radegast
Kozel
Pilsner Urquell
Guiness
Bass
Harp
Edelweiss
Spaten
Aass
Golden Pheasant
Rio Salado
Four Peaks
Tommyknockers
New Belgium- Fat Tire, Blue Paddle
Pete's Wicked
Samuel Smith's
O' Hanlon's
Chimay
Stella Artois
Mackeson
Ockacim
Kozlak Porter
Young's
Rogue
Arrogant Bastard
Baltika
Utenos
Kvietinis
Obolon
Kalnaplis
Yuengling
Erdinger
Oberdorfer
Boddington's
Tetley's
Staropanen
Elmwood- local micro
Founder's- from Grand Rapids, MI
Roffey's
Pacifico
Mendocino Red Tail Ale
Orangeboom
Heineken
Kronenbourg- not bad for French beer
Fischer- ditto
Mississippi Mud
Blue Moon
Henry Weinhard's
Abitas
Murphy's
Orkney Dark Island
Red Hook
Palo Verde
J.W. Dundeess's Honey Brown and Oktoberfest
DAB
Sierra Nevada
Lindemann's
Two Brothers- one of the owners was Ogre on "Revenge of the Nerds"
Hofbrau Munchen
Wernesgruder
Tuborg
Carlsberg
Huyghe Delirium Tremens Ale
Stone
Tinkov
Chernomoor
Lvivske
Kamenitza
Zhiguly
Konig Ludwig
He' Brew
Gray's Black and Tan
Eku
O' Hanlon
Heddenger
Holstein
Beck's
Carnegie's Porter
McEwan's
Old Peculier
Paulaner
Hacker-Pschorr
Schneider
Ayinger
Beamish
Michael O' Shea's
Steinlager
Cooper's
Hoegaarden
Zweic
Staropanen
Belhaven
Avery Elle's Brown Ale
Gray's Black And Tan
Moosehead
Delirium Tremens
Piraat Ale
La Fin Du Monde
Three Stooges
Gosser Brau
Kostritzer
Centenario
Schafly
Lammsbrau
Schumacher Alt
Kona
Southern Tier
Kennebunkport
BrouCzech
North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout

I'm currently enjoying  New Belgium Mighty Arrow Pale Ale. I'll try pretty much any beer at least once. Twice or more if I like it.

[Lars]

I've tried quite a few of the lagers you listed there, but I've really gone off that processed pish. My local pub has some awesome real ales such as Hen's Tooth, Old Peculiar, Speckled Hen and Old Hooky.

My local brewery (Wychwood) has fantastic real ale too (Hobgoblin being one of my all time favourites). Of course, it always tastes a thousand times better out of a cask than it does out of the bottle or can, but they do all varieties. The whole range has cool fantasy artwork to stare at when drunk too, which is also a bonus. Check out their site - http://www.wychwood.co.uk/beers.htm

[Master Cthulhu]

Sprecher is very good, but it's only available in the midwest.

http://www.sprecherbrewery.com/index.php

[Dragonchaser]

When I used to drink, a pint of Old Peculiar would go down a treat when I was in Yorkshire.

[godzilla666]

Kilkenny for me.

[luciferi]

I go with Newcastle Brown Ale, and an ale I had while I was in Cornwall - England, it was called Wooden Hand's Cornish Mutiny, and was fucking amazing.

[Chris Foley]

I go with Newcastle Brown Ale, and an ale I had while I was in Cornwall - England, it was called Wooden Hand's Cornish Mutiny, and was fucking amazing.

My cities finest claim to fame, next to venom of course

[MetalMike]

Whenever I'm able to get to the Great White North, I look for Alexander Keith's.  And, if it's September, and I'm in Halifax, it's Keith's Celebration Ale.

[jared]