Favorite Beer

[216Harley]

What is everyones favorite type of beer?

[Icequeen]

The one that gets me drunk

[TBB]

1 hour ago, Icequeen said:

The one that gets me drunk

I thought  my shinning personality is what got you drunk!!!   

[TBB]

CORONA

 

 

[RobMc]

Cider

[StormCrow]

Im a basic bitch, i like my yellow jackets... Coors Original/Banquet 

[ShadyBrady]

I am a lager nerd with a penchant for Czech and German pilsners.

When I'm feeling like something a little different and fancy, I'll open a lambic (the Euros will know).

Cheers!

[jerry]

pilsener or IPA for me...

[J3st3r]

An ice cold Rolling Rock every once in a while. I don't normally drink that often but it's a nice smooth Pale Ale. The fresher the better and only in Bottles. I live about 1 hour and 10 minutes from where it's brewed up in Latrobe Pa.  

[major-mark63]

I like mexican lager like corona , dos equis, and sol , smooth cold refreshing.... specially these days hot and humid , no headaches

[Barron]

The holy water ofc aka Guinnness

Nicest lager is Moretti that is brewed in Italy and not the UK brewed one. UK water in beer is absolute dogshit

Edited 23 hours ago by Barron

[Barron]

Over in the UK they even brew Heineken and Carlsberg at lower alcohol percentages, Carlsberg is 4.2% but the English brewed one is at like 3.4%, no wonder the most popular beer over there is Carling, its piss water honestly

[Barron]

Don't get me going on Fosters too, an absolute monstrosity 

[RobMc]

8 hours ago, Barron said:

Over in the UK they even brew Heineken and Carlsberg at lower alcohol percentages, Carlsberg is 4.2% but the English brewed one is at like 3.4%, no wonder the most popular beer over there is Carling, its piss water honestly

Ah bejesus wouldn't you know that?, you get pissed on 4 we get pissed on 8, so who's economy is the strongest??

Answers on a beer mat to Rob

[Timmah!]

Weihenstephaner Hefe-Weizen, Paulaner Salvator...

Daily drinker: Miller Genuine Draft, Rolling Rock.

As long as it's not nasty horse piss Budweiser.

[J3st3r]

13 hours ago, Barron said:

The holy water ofc aka Guinnness

My grandma O'Brien always drank Guinness and had a double shot of Irish whisky before bed. She was 99 years old when she passed. Still had a full head of bright red hair. lol  Miss her sooo sooo much.   

[major-mark63]

few compares some beers to horse piss . honestly never drank horses piss so i cant compare...

[major-mark63]

18 hours ago, Barron said:

Over in the UK they even brew Heineken and Carlsberg at lower alcohol percentages, Carlsberg is 4.2% but the English brewed one is at like 3.4%, no wonder the most popular beer over there is Carling, its piss water honestly

Worse than that is USA Coors light................................

[RobMc]

2 hours ago, major-mark63 said:

Worse than that is USA Coors light................................

Hey now you're going to piss Budman off??

 

[RobMc]

20 hours ago, Barron said:

Over in the UK they even brew Heineken and Carlsberg at lower alcohol percentages, Carlsberg is 4.2% but the English brewed one is at like 3.4%, no wonder the most popular beer over there is Carling, its piss water honestly

Wer'e more refined that's why and don't want to vomit before 20 pints

[Majbasil]

as one who never really liked beer... until I had this.....   

Blue Moon Belgian White is most popular among Millennials, casual drinkers, and "gateway" craft beer enthusiasts. Often served with an orange wedge to highlight its citrus and coriander profile, it appeals to those seeking an approachable, smooth, and easy-drinking beer away from standard light lagers. [1, 2, 3, 4]

A broad look at its consumer base reveals distinct groups that enjoy it:

• Entry-Level Craft Drinkers: It is widely recognized as a "gateway" beer. People new to the craft beer scene often gravitate toward Blue Moon for its sweet, citrusy flavor profile rather than more aggressive, bitter IPAs. [1, 2, 3]
• Millennials: Many Millennials credit it as one of the very first craft-style beers they sipped and enjoyed in their early 20s. [1, 2]
• Casual Social Drinkers: Because it is highly drinkable and widely available on draft, it remains a top choice for people at bars, restaurants, and ballparks who want a refreshing drink without intensely complex flavors.

THEN discovered more similar ...    

Allagash White is a flagship Belgian-style wheat beer (witbier) with a 5.2% ABV. Brewed in Portland, Maine since 1995, it features a hazy golden appearance and is spiced with a signature blend of coriander, Curaçao orange peel, and a secret spice. [1, 2, 3]

Key Details

• Style: Witbier (Belgian-Style Wheat)
• Flavor Profile: Notes of orange citrus, coriander, bready wheat, and a slightly spicy, dry finish
• Ingredients: Pilsner malt, raw wheat, malted wheat, oats, Nugget/Crystal/Czech Saaz hops, and their house yeast

But wait... there is more... 

A coriander orange wit beer is a traditional Belgian-style wheat ale (witbier). It is known for its hazy, straw-like color, a creamy white head, and a highly refreshing, citrus-forward flavor profile. The spices give it a crisp, slightly sweet, and zesty finish. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

The classic ingredients that give this beer its signature taste include:

• Unmalted Wheat and Barley: Gives the brew its pale, cloudy appearance and light, crisp body.
• Sweet or Bitter Orange Peel: Traditionally added near the end of the boil to provide sunny, vibrant citrus notes.
• Coriander: Ground coriander seeds are used to bring out a slightly spicy, herbaceous, and floral aroma that perfectly balances the citrus. 

While it is an ancient style originating from the Belgian village of Hoegaarden, many craft breweries offer their own takes on this style, often featuring local ingredients like orange blossom honey or fresh zest.

[TheCheeseyCrusader]

I bought a perfect draft machine back in Covid times

 

I've bought this many times

https://www.perfectdraft.com/en-gb/perfectdraft-hertog-jan-6l-keg?queryID=04b2fc9237ea677965bc1ae2a0ad2478&objectID=1439&indexName=Live_beerhawk_products

When im at home it has to be Kronenberg 1664 and when i'm in Scotland it had to be tennents