Thanks - warm CarlingOriginally Posted by RogerHuntelaar
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Thanks - warm Carling
My favorite beer. Brewed about 2 minutes from my house. They also have a great summer lager, winter lager, pilsner, stout, IPA, and about 10 others. I love this company.
That looks yummy.
Is Corona any good?
Now you've called him a connoisseur, I hope he turns around and says his favourite drink is wife beater.
Very good. It's one of the top selling beer brands in the world.
Speaking of, does anyone else brew their own beer? I've helped my father out when he makes his. He makes about 2-3 batches a year. He does a good job, but every now and again he gets it wrong.
Also, I bought him this kegerator for his beer. Do you guys have this over there?
I'll pick some up for this weekend & try it.
It is nice with a small slice of lime shoved down the neck of it, on a hot day.
I was about to type the exact same thing. Almost word for word.
Also, watch out. Too many and it's a bad hangover the next day. I'm not sure why with Corona, but they give me the worst hangovers after I've been 'over served'.
Not a massive fan of lime, I will give it a go though.
Didn't know that.
I remember Caffreys being the worst for hangovers by a mile, that was like getting hit by a truck.
Don't spoil a beer with something you don't like mate. Coronas are nice just chilled on their own anyway.
Beer > wine
Beer > Cannabis?
Depends. But generally, yeah.
To all the Beer fanatics here im after advice. Looking for try something new. Usually like Fosters, Sol, Tiger, Cobra etc. Anything you guys would recomend?
I really like an ice cold San Miguel.
Saporo(jap), Tsing-tao(Chi), Fat tire(US), Sam Adams Boston Lager (US), Guinness (ire), These are the more popular brands that should be in your store that I like.
Another connaisseur, I see.
Your taste even reaches as far as the Asian continent.
Beer is great. And yes, German/Belgian beer is the best. Dortmunder Kronen is the best draught I've ever had. Aside from that:
Kronenbourg
Kirin
Leffe
San Miguel
Red Stripe
Tend to be what I drink.
I like beer, a lot. Some might say too much.Another connaisseur, I see.
Your taste even reaches as far as the Asian continent.
St. Louis is a actually a really good town for beer. We had Anheisur-Busch here for hundreds of years (then those jackasses sold it off) and we have about 5 or 6 really good brewers who are becoming more and more popular. We take our beer making very serious here.
REAL MEN OF GENIUSSSSI like beer, a lot. Some might say too much.
St. Louis is a actually a really good town for beer. We had Anheisur-Busch here for hundreds of years (then those jackasses sold it off) and we have about 5 or 6 really good brewers who are becoming more and more popular. We take our beer making very serious here.
I love them.
Like those two myself, although I prefer Asahi to Kirin.
Duvel is another nice beer if you like Leffe, and I've even found a few places that had/have Erdinger Weissbier on draught. (Not been there in several months, but The Fly in The Loaf on Hardman St had a great selection of Erdinger beers. Mostly in bottles though, so a bit more pricey. Must go back at some point.)
I've never had Duval, simply because it tends to be sold right next to the Leffe
There's a pub fairly near me that does (or used to do) Leffe Brune on draught. Loved it.
If you like Leffe Brune you might want to give Schneider Weisse a try. They do a couple of darker beers that you'll probably love. "Original" is a wheat beer that is darker than you'd expect for a hefe-weisse, or they do a doppelbock wheat called Aventinus that is really nice as well. (Go easy on the Aventinus though, it's 8%.I've never had Duval, simply because it tends to be sold right next to the Leffe
There's a pub fairly near me that does (or used to do) Leffe Brune on draught. Loved it.)
Thanks for the tips. Will give them a try
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