Drinking one right now.
Topic: Favorite beer to drink? - page 3. (Read 9038 times)
I like most Belgium stuff Duvel Leffe Stella etc. I really need to try some more lesser known ones though. Any recommendations for something different?
Saris, for sure" 
Oh no, wait. My all-time favorite beer is "Beemster Blond". A home brew beer made in the "Beemster" (The Netherlands). It's, sadly, quite expensive (€2.30).
That isn't that expensive comparing it to other beers but if you buy a few I can see it getting very expensive.
Oh no, wait. My all-time favorite beer is "Beemster Blond". A home brew beer made in the "Beemster" (The Netherlands). It's, sadly, quite expensive (€2.30).
Real beers like
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/207/645/
or
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13307/98050/
Bought with Bitcoin of course.....
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/207/645/
or
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13307/98050/
Bought with Bitcoin of course.....
Good old Carlsberg
You can find realy cheap beers (for EU standards) in Poland or Slovakia. They rarely cost above 0.8€, most brands are 0.6€.
Budget brands? It's a pretty expensive beer out here. And pretty good, though all those yeasts in weizens are not for every stomach.
Okay, well. It's still better than normal beer. If you buy it in the UK it costs £1.99 (2.42€/Tesco). True. It might be similar in other countries - and usually it's the only "Weizen" that ever gets sold anywhere else. That's triple the price that it's sold for in Germany. Here one of them is around 0,80€.
But you misunderstood what I said anyway. I said that there are budget brands that taste the same - not that this is a budget brand. There are some that cost only 0.40€ in Germany that taste better than/the same as Erdinger to me.
I like this one, too:
Eh, Germans... Here below 1 euro you can only get piss in a can.
I should probably go to Berlin and stock up someday, it's barely a 2-hour train ride from where I live.
i love blue chimay!! monks are pretty good at making beer
Ooops, I forgot to mention, that great belgian beer
i love blue chimay!! monks are pretty good at making beer
Hop Rod Rye is a really good one.
I think Grolsch is awesome. Stella Artois is ok.
As a Belgian, I need to post
My top favorite beer is "Double Palm"! I drink that beer regulary in stead of normal pils.
Other great Belgian pils beers are: Regular Palm, Stella Artois, Jupiler, Maes (that order)
Some special beers I really like:
Vedette, Duvel, La Chouffe Blond, Cuvée du trolles, Tripel Karmeliet, Sint-Palsken, Westvleteren, Maredsous, Orval, Brugse Zot, ...
There are just too many beers in Belgium
My top favorite beer is "Double Palm"! I drink that beer regulary in stead of normal pils.
Other great Belgian pils beers are: Regular Palm, Stella Artois, Jupiler, Maes (that order)
Some special beers I really like:
Vedette, Duvel, La Chouffe Blond, Cuvée du trolles, Tripel Karmeliet, Sint-Palsken, Westvleteren, Maredsous, Orval, Brugse Zot, ...
There are just too many beers in Belgium
Budget brands? It's a pretty expensive beer out here. And pretty good, though all those yeasts in weizens are not for every stomach.
Okay, well. It's still better than normal beer. If you buy it in the UK it costs £1.99 (2.42€/Tesco). True. It might be similar in other countries - and usually it's the only "Weizen" that ever gets sold anywhere else. That's triple the price that it's sold for in Germany. Here one of them is around 0,80€.
But you misunderstood what I said anyway. I said that there are budget brands that taste the same - not that this is a budget brand. There are some that cost only 0.40€ in Germany that taste better than/the same as Erdinger to me.
I like this one, too:
Only german beers are the best...
Like this one
or this
Like this one
or this
I like Carlsberg, Guinness
Tried this one when I was in Germany, it was good.
Tried this one when I was in Germany, it was good.
on par with
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