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Also, let's not forget about this!

^ incredible.

Drinking in China is like your drinking on another planet I must say.

Rönin wrote:As pils I'd advice Jupiler and Maes, standards. or yeah, carapils. I'm only talking about belgian beers cause the only foreign one I ever drunk was pilsner urquell and it was SHIT !!

Stella > Maes > Jupiler. STANDARD. I really don't like Jupiler. I'd also rather prefer lots of more "local" pilsners like Estaminet, Bel or Adler over Jupiler.
And the only excuse for drinking Cara is when you're at a festival or you're so low on cash you can't afford to get drunk on something else (true story).
Oh and about foreign pilsners, the best I drunk, I think, because I'm not sure, was Schladminger in Austria. It's your typical standard beer but it definitely was better than the shit I got served in Spain, Egypt, ...

I'm not an expert on trappist beers or abbey beers though. In general, I'm not a real fan of heavy beers or darker beers. I do like Orval, Guiness and others though.

Liam92 wrote:I actually quite like Stella, would rather have a Heineken though

In Belgium lots of people would light you on fire for that. Just sayin'.


Also people saying that Stella is light for them.. Ofcourse it's light. Stella's a pilsner, pilsner's are always light. If Stella's a heavy beer for you, then, wow..
On the other hand you're lucky because you don't need much money to get drunk.
And here it isn't expensive, it's only expensive because it's imported as some people already said.

American beers are the one, I pay tenner a pint for some imported american beers


get this down ya OP



http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/30420

this is a nice american lager, you can actually taste it




general rule, if it's a light green bottle you don't want it

sierra nevada is nice yeah we have that in leeds. pricey though

capo ultra wrote:American beers are the one, I pay tenner a pint for some imported american beers


get this down ya OP



http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/140/30420

this is a nice american lager, you can actually taste it




general rule, if it's a light green bottle you don't want it

tenner a pint?!?!

fuck that mate

can get Sierra Nevada in the Tesco up the road from me

same with Brooklyn though they dont have the dark one

didn't really rate the Brooklyn light beer anyway

SN is nice with food, dont like the tang after one on its own though

Kirin Beer is nice

cant really remember any others i've drank i've really enjoyed

Dunham Dark is nice but its long for me to go anywhere near where they sell it



plus the pub is full of smelly old people who resent my youth and vitality with every crevice on their old farmed faces

LA_Boxers wrote:Give Kirin a go.

Although Red Stripe will always be number one in my mind and heart.

Red Stripe is seriously so overhyped. This is a real Jamaican beer.



7%, but you can't even taste the alcohol in it. It's incredible

gwa wrote:sierra nevada is nice yeah we have that in leeds. pricey though

import costs innit, for someone in the US it should be cheaper I would imagine.

noam wrote:tenner a pint?!?!

fuck that mate

can get Sierra Nevada in the Tesco up the road from me

same with Brooklyn though they dont have the dark one

didn't really rate the Brooklyn light beer anyway

those ones aren't tenner a pint, sierra nevada 'torpedo' (not the bog standard sierra nevada pale ale) is about a fiver a pint but that's cask not bottle

brooklyn is relatively cheap and I think it's a nice alternative to stella yuk

plus they are american. No idea why an American would want to import beers when they have stuff like that on their doorstop canny cheap (no import costs)

capo ultra wrote:

noam wrote:tenner a pint?!?!

fuck that mate

can get Sierra Nevada in the Tesco up the road from me

same with Brooklyn though they dont have the dark one

didn't really rate the Brooklyn light beer anyway

those ones aren't tenner a pint, sierra nevada 'torpedo' (not the bog standard sierra nevada pale ale) is about a fiver a pint but that's cask not bottle

brooklyn is relatively cheap and I think it's a nice alternative to stella yuk

plus they are american. No idea why an American would want to import beers when they have stuff like that on their doorstop canny cheap (no import costs)

seeeeeeen

consider me done bin learnsded

fuck stouts!!!!

I sold my liver to this

noam wrote:

capo ultra wrote:

noam wrote:tenner a pint?!?!

fuck that mate

can get Sierra Nevada in the Tesco up the road from me

same with Brooklyn though they dont have the dark one

didn't really rate the Brooklyn light beer anyway

those ones aren't tenner a pint, sierra nevada 'torpedo' (not the bog standard sierra nevada pale ale) is about a fiver a pint but that's cask not bottle

brooklyn is relatively cheap and I think it's a nice alternative to stella yuk

plus they are american. No idea why an American would want to import beers when they have stuff like that on their doorstop canny cheap (no import costs)

seeeeeeen

consider me done bin learnsded

na it's my bad grammar making out brooklyn is tenner a pint

gwa wrote:fuck stouts!!!!

fuck youuuuuuuuuuu

Rönin wrote:the only foreign one I ever drunk was pilsner urquell and it was SHIT !!

u crazy man, urquell is the only good pilsner out there (however I can understand just not liking pilsners at all).

You should try Czechvar...although I think they call it Budvar in Europe.

It's more expensive than most standard pints in pubs so I'd say yeah.

not big on stouts

IPA WEN IM ERE

solphy wrote:

Oh solpher I would fail so hard at the duvel challenge.

One of my best mates always likes to end a drunken night out on a Duvel...
Drinking a Duvel when you're already fucking pissed is like a suicide mission.

stouts like having a meal but in liquid form, not for me

lager when am in town

cheapest ale when in pub- had soemthing called ruby mild last night was quite nice, tasted fruity

kidshuffle wrote:Erdinger

This is by far my favourite. The liquor store by my house stopped selling it though. It's a half decent wheat beer, not like the weak shit that passes for wheat beer around here. I also quite enjoy Warsteiner, although all the german exchange students made fun of me for drinking it.



I'm not sure what's considered "high class", but there's some microbrewery imports at the liquor store by me for a$5-8 per 330 mL bottle. Called Raasted or something like that. I'm too poor to try them though