What are your favourite lagers/beers?

[ilscuro]

I've been working late shift all week and every night me and a couple of colleagues have ventured into town for a few drinks, first night i went along with what they were drinking and had a few pints of Carling, which is £2.20 a pint, but to be honest it tastes like piss water, so on subsequent nights i started trying some premium lagers, which were...

Stella £3.00 a pint,
Tuborg £2.40,
Kronenburg £2.90,
San Miguel £3.00,
Heiniken £2.90
Peroni £4.20 lol

I'm Italian but i'm not being biased when i say the Peroni was best, but not it's £4.20 better, all the others were infinitely better than Carling, by Friday we all agreed Tuborg was the best tasting, and value.

What are your favourite beers?

[macmilm]

Do like beer but find on a night out can't drink much so usually stick to Lager..
Would usually stick with 1664 or Carlsberg Export (not the weak pissy plain Girlsberg)

Recently I stumbled across this http://www.independent.co.uk/extras/...gallery&ino=31
Its a Japanese lager called "Kirin Ichiban" .. I kid you not it is the best draught lager I ever had.... only found the one place selling it on tap which is annoying...
Seriously if you see it anywhere try it, you won't be disappointed.

Also quite like Coors.... or Sol with a lime down the bottle neck

[Welsh Pete]

Love this stuff...had loads when in Thailand...also Tesco sell it in bottles in the world beer bit. On tap around here Im keen on Stella Black, or Asahi...awesome Jap beer

[tiggerbiker]

i prefer real ales but if its a work lads night out i tend to stick to becks

[littlebilly1]

Only 2 lagers I enjoy are Carlsberg & Tuborg, all the others are horrid.

I also really like the Pear & the Mixed Fruits Koppaberg



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[BigBird]

Never developed a taste for strong beers. If the pub has it I will drink a standard Carlsburg, Carling or Fosters in order of preference and will usually, but not always, add a dash of lemonade. Enjoyed Miller Light when out in the states. It was mild and fresh tasting. It was what everyone there was drinking in Miami at the time.

If driving I will have a couple of John Smiths or bitter shandy's. Larger shandy is bloating but for some reason bitter shandy isn't. (">

[ilscuro]

i prefer real ales but if its a work lads night out i tend to stick to becks

I think i'd rather die of thirst than drink any of that real ale shite lol

[CallmeGoose]

peroni red for me, tastes much better than the normal stuff


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[macmilm]

Never developed a taste for strong beers. If the pub has it I will drink a standard Carlsburg, Carling or Fosters in order of preference and will usually, but not always, add a dash of lemonade. Enjoyed Miller Light when out in the states. It was mild and fresh tasting. It was what everyone there was drinking in Miami at the time.

If driving I will have a couple of John Smiths or bitter shandy's. Larger shandy is bloating but for some reason bitter shandy isn't. (">

Would have thought

Spoiler:

was more your tipple !




Another good one... Desperados !!!!!

[littlebilly1]

Another good one... Desperados !!!!!

Yes, Forgot about Desperados, Like that as well


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[BigBird]

Would have thought

Spoiler:

was more your tipple !




Another good one... Desperados !!!!!

Don't knock it until you have tried drinking it from your woman's honey pot. (">

[squiddo]

Anybody tried Sol?

[CallmeGoose]

Anybody tried Sol?

great first post.

ill buy you a beer for your going away party....

[blaggard]

Anybody tried Sol?

9 years!!! that's it?

[Rhinoz]

I love the extra smooth bitters, in particular 'John Smith's' but if I'm watching football then it has to be a cup of tea otherwise I'll fall asleep.

[evilsatan]

Love the two jap lagers already mentioned.

Chang
Estrella
Amstel
Coors
Millers
Red Stripe
Corona
One in Mexico called XX or something like that...
Loads more I have missed.

I loved desperados when I was younger but now it just tastes like shit beer with citrus/tequila flavouring rather than a good beer.

[coin-op]

I avoid lager if possible, and always avoid extra smooth beers. Like a light real ale in the summer - citrusy and hoppy, and a good dark one in winter. Too many to mention, but like I said, my tastes are tailored to the weather.

[macmilm]

9 years!!! that's it?

It is quite a long welcome PM !!!!

[Welsh Pete]

Tsingtao is the bottled beer of choice...again Tesco have it on 3 for £5 (660ml bottles)...find it well nice.

[CallmeGoose]

Tsingtao is well nice. Not had it in ages


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