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06-28-2004, 09:54 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
My all time favorite
Crown Lager from NSW AU - sorry not exported Close Second Fuller's 1987 Third Original (must be fresh) Coors 
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#42
06-28-2004, 09:54 AM
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Well it's not actually warm; it's just not chilled. I say when in a country drink what they do best; in belgium or Germany I'd almost always drink lager; over here all the lager's liked chilled pee (peed under license) so I drink something with some real flavour - Guinness or some sort of bitter/ale. I don't think any kind of beer connoisseur would ever accept that any English lagers are better than ales; although to be fair, they are twats.
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#43
06-28-2004, 09:57 AM
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I missed your Leffe comments, definitely good stuff. THough I prefer the brown to the blond. Stella (Belgian stella, not the licensed stuff over here) is fine but it's not really pretending to be anything special.
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#45
06-28-2004, 11:10 AM
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I've just remembered a beer I sampled in a restaurant in Prague a couple of months ago.
It was a bottled dark beer, made by Hoegaarden, called Forbidden Fruit. About 9% strength and absolutely gorgeous stuff.
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#47
06-28-2004, 11:21 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
1) Westmalle
2) Orval 3) Chimay --turnipmonster
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#48
06-28-2004, 11:28 AM
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I cant drink lager on tap fromm a pub.
I would say Necastle Brown was an OK tipple. I find most real ales preferable and bottles of newcastle are a fall back if I find myself in a pub with no decent ales or that keep there ales baddly. I would have to say the best thing i have ever drunk is Guiness in Ireland. This stuff does not travel or the brewery in temple gate London (which is closeing down) must be useing a different recipe because I dont like the stuff to much in the UK.
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#49
06-28-2004, 11:31 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
If you;'re ever in London go to Quinn's in Kentish Town (two mins walk from Camden Town tube station). The Guinness there is lovely. Last time I was in Dublin I didn;t notive it being massively better. Who knows why.
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#50
06-28-2004, 11:52 AM
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Re: Name three beers worth trying.
[ QUOTE ]
excellent picks, you forgot Redhook ESB though and anything from Widmer. [/ QUOTE ] I'm with ya on Widmer. But I haven't been a Redhook fan since they sold out to Miller. I don't think their beers have been the same since then. I would also say that anything from the McMenamin's pubs is also great. The Fish Tale Ale's pub here in Olympia also has some great beers, and a really superb ESB.
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