Beer discussion thread

[TheLastWithPaganBlood]

Someone said something about having a beer, and I became very thirsty for one. Since the Now Drinking thread seems to be gone, I thoght we could have a little beer discussion thread, which may perhaps evolve into a general alcohol thread - who knows? So maybey someone could just start off by stating heir favourite beer and why, or a new beer they tried or something and we'll let the chips fall where the may...

 

[Fimbul-Winter]

The best beer in the world comes definitely from the Bavarian Forest!!!!!

The small beer brewereys (hmm i don't know how its called in english) FALTER (from Regen), PFEFFER (from Zwiesel) and STANGL (from Klingenbrunn) have the best beer i know...

True,old bavarian Beer, not that shit from the big ones who only want make money (Krombacher,Carlsberg,Becks etc.)

 

[Blutaar]

Yeah the good old bavarian beer.....but my fav is a brewerey called FARNY.
Very aromatic and refreshing beer.

 

[Thrymfal]

This stuff rattles my bones!

 

[Mad Dog Ulfhednar]

Skullsplitter Viking Style Ale. The best part is that it's 8.5 abv. The worst part is that it's $8.40 a 4 pack- that and the brutal hangover the next day after bombing about 15 of them

 

[ND24/7]

I'm pretty conventional.. I'll have to taste your beers too if I see some!

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for me. :Spin:

 

[Feraliminal Lycanthropizer]

Guiness is overrated and awful. Anybody who I ever considered awesome likes this one:

 

[Thrymfal]

fan pf the belgian brews eh. Duvel is good. I like the Westvleterans too.

 

[TheLastWithPaganBlood]

I think one of my favourite beers is the honey flavoured belgian Barbar, which also is relatively strong, 8% i believe, and without that having a negative effect on the taste.

 

[Stormrider586]

My beer of choice these days is Yuengling, but when I was in Germany last summer I tried many different beers...and they were all amazing. One bottle that I still have and remember the name of is LowenWeisse? I was staying with family and tried so many different ones.

 

[Blutaar]

Do you think of this one here?

I don't know that beer.....In wich german region did you tried that beer?
And I hope that it was not in south Germany....that would be a blame for me!

 

[Golden Hall]

Hands down best beer I've ever had, from the best brewery I've come across, Stone Imperial Russian Stout, 10.8% alc, pours thick as motor oil. I try just about everything I come across, and I even do blind taste tests with beers of the same style, this one is the keeper. Stone brews a bunch of huge, high alc concoctions, and they just set a record for highest alchohol content in an ale, the Monolith, at 27.3%, haven't tried that one, yet...

 

[Taurui]

Easy

 

[Thrymfal]

everything Stone does is gold!

 

[ColdDarkNord]

Hands down best beer I've ever had, from the best brewery I've come across, Stone Imperial Russian Stout, 10.8% alc, pours thick as motor oil. I try just about everything I come across, and I even do blind taste tests with beers of the same style, this one is the keeper. Stone brews a bunch of huge, high alc concoctions, and they just set a record for highest alchohol content in an ale, the Monolith, at 27.3%, haven't tried that one, yet...

Imperial RUSSIAN stout? hmmm


My favorite come from Czech!
and the number ones for me is:

and

both dark and white

 

[Stormrider586]

Blutaar-yes that was indeed it! And I did have it in southern germany, I believe I tried it somewhere in the city of Munich.

 

[Blutaar]

I'm shocked.....

@Taurui
Nice beer! I like Tannezäpfle! ...and it comes from south Germany too.

 

[TheLastWithPaganBlood]

The Rothaus on emust have the ugliest bottle ever... my mother's favourite....
Id like to try that 27% ale, though I dont think it's going to taste good. The strongest beer I had was probably I think it was called SantaClaus or something, and it was 14% i think, but I cant remember what it tasted like hehe...

 

[ND24/7]

Guiness is overrated and awful.

Overrated? Maybe yeah.

Chimay des Pères Trappistes

 

[Thrymfal]

@Ivan: actually the Imperial Russian Stout is English, first brewed in the 1800's in honor of a visit from the Russian royalty, or so the story goes.