The Beer Thread

[Engyo]

I've acquired a taste for Arrogant Bahrstahd Ale (You're Not Worthy!) as well.

A friend just loves Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale (brewed over real witches!) from Black Sheep Breweries.

 

[Azakel]

I've acquired a taste for Arrogant Bahrstahd Ale (You're Not Worthy!) as well.

A friend just loves Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale (brewed over real witches!) from Black Sheep Breweries.

Me and one of my friends where out late one night and found that. I love it.
I also like some Japanese Beer. The two I like are Kirin and Sapporo.

 

[pwsoldier]

A friend just loves Monty Python's Holy Grail Ale (brewed over real witches!) from Black Sheep Breweries.

There's a food market around here that sells that stuff. I'll have to try it some time.

 

[Caladan]

Although I drink all kinds of beers that get in my way, I have a taste for pale Belgian beers, St Bernardus and Hoegaarden come to mind. I also used to drink McEwan's Scottish ale when they still imported it over here, excellent stuff.

but my favorite beers are home made, there is no comparison between industrialized beer and a good beer brewed by a friend.

 

[Zephyr]

Miracle Berry makes beer taste VERY interesting.

 

[darkendless]

I do not drink beer often. Last time was the Munich Oktoberfest where i consumed 3L in about 30 minutes and then threw up everywhere.

Bitburger, Hofbrau... anything German is fantastic Have a keg of Bitburger to drink next friday

 

[pwsoldier]

Dogfish Punkin + Young's Double Chocolate Stout = awesome^1,000,000,000

 

[capthowdy]

my favorite ale would have to be boddingtons...
other brews I like are, guinness (of course), kiri ichiban, belhaven, fat tire ale, chimay (if you've never tried this one i highly recomend it), and I also enjoy a number of sam adams brews

 

[Stellify]

So...I've always been a hard liquor and wine kinda girl, never really cared much for beer because the junk my friends usually buy is cheap and has no taste or body, imo...But recently I went to a particular bar in Dallas that had a better selection of beers than simply "bud, coors, or miller"...And I think I'm starting to convert. The three I've really enjoyed so far are Chimay, Hoegaarden and Le Fin du Monde
I can't wait to go experiment some more Unfortunately, I've got to find some friends who don't work the late shift 7 days a week to hang out with...I wish Buttons* was still here :sad4:

 

[zenzero]

Friends,

Thats a lot of drunken monks here!
Suggest try meditating after a few beers!

Love & rgds

 

[Renji]

Do you have any favorites?

I always seem to ask for a pitcher of Killian's Red when I'm out. Obviously, the entire pitcher is the round of drinks for the table of friends, and not just for me. LOL

*smells Beer Bread* :drool:

Almost done!




Peace,
Mystic

I love the Carlo Rossi's sweet red wine and Sol the España wines. But I don't drink that much 'coz I'm still minor

 

[Caladan]

So...I've always been a hard liquor and wine kinda girl, never really cared much for beer because the junk my friends usually buy is cheap and has no taste or body, imo...But recently I went to a particular bar in Dallas that had a better selection of beers than simply "bud, coors, or miller"...And I think I'm starting to convert. The three I've really enjoyed so far are Chimay, Hoegaarden and Le Fin du Monde
I can't wait to go experiment some more Unfortunately, I've got to find some friends who don't work the late shift 7 days a week to hang out with...I wish Buttons* was still here :sad4:

Im happy to hear that you have discovered the wonderful world of barely and wheat!

Hoegaarden is a lovely beer, and if you enjoyed it, I recommend a further exploration of pale Belgian beers, such as St Bernardus. German wheat beer can be quite rich in taste as well, for example Frantziskaner beer.
Many types of beers to enjoy.. an organic Hobgoblin can be pretty good.
but when you get the chance, go for a home brewed beer to discover the real richness, taste, and nutrition of beer.

 

[Guitar's Cry]

I like beer.

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

So...I've always been a hard liquor and wine kinda girl, never really cared much for beer because the junk my friends usually buy is cheap and has no taste or body, imo...But recently I went to a particular bar in Dallas that had a better selection of beers than simply "bud, coors, or miller"...And I think I'm starting to convert. The three I've really enjoyed so far are Chimay, Hoegaarden and Le Fin du Monde

They have Le Fin du Monde in Texas? That's wonderful!

 

[Stellify]

Im happy to hear that you have discovered the wonderful world of barely and wheat!

Hoegaarden is a lovely beer, and if you enjoyed it, I recommend a further exploration of pale Belgian beers, such as St Bernardus. German wheat beer can be quite rich in taste as well, for example Frantziskaner beer.
Many types of beers to enjoy.. an organic Hobgoblin can be pretty good.
but when you get the chance, go for a home brewed beer to discover the real richness, taste, and nutrition of beer.

Thank you very much! I'll have to try them We have a few bars around the area that have a very wide variety of different beers, ales, etc. I'll get a few friends to go and we shall sample as many as possible I'll make sure to let you know the results :drunk:

They have Le Fin du Monde in Texas? That's wonderful!

Yes, yes it is

 

[Guitar's Cry]

I've grown to love India Pale Ales.

Anyone ever had a Bock? Now that's a rich lager...

 

[Dezzie]

I honestly have never been a big fan of any beer. Although... using it in recipies is quite lovely. My parents used to make "drunken chicken", or chicken baked with a filled beer can beneath it. It was quite delicious.

 

[Guitar's Cry]

I honestly have never been a big fan of any beer. Although... using it in recipies is quite lovely. My parents used to make "drunken chicken", or chicken baked with a filled beer can beneath it. It was quite delicious.

That does come out great.

I've used it in deglazing the fond after pan-frying steak to make some hearty gravies.

 

[Ozzie]

Im happy to hear that you have discovered the wonderful world of barely and wheat!

Hoegaarden is a lovely beer, and if you enjoyed it, I recommend a further exploration of pale Belgian beers, such as St Bernardus. German wheat beer can be quite rich in taste as well, for example Frantziskaner beer.
Many types of beers to enjoy.. an organic Hobgoblin can be pretty good.
but when you get the chance, go for a home brewed beer to discover the real richness, taste, and nutrition of beer.

Ah Hoegaarden. I can see why I regard you as a friend. When you visit Oz, try Coopers Brewery - Original Pale Ale.

 

[DallasApple]

All I know is I drink beer..Beer is like water except it stinks ...Kind of like cheese..

Love

Dallas