AHAHAHAHAHAHA so it's true, English really do drink that piss we export..nothing withing with a freezing cold glass of fosters ^_~
I'm a big fan of Bacardi White Rum, although Bundaburg dark rum is quite nice too.Like a few of the posters I think beer is nasty and is definitely an aquired taste. Now liquor on the other hand... Caribbean rum any day of the week and I'm a happy camper.
I'll have to try that, sounds like "the beer for me".I had an Erdinger today, which was really nice. It's amazing how it basically had no hop flavour at all but still was very much a beer. I'd actually strongly recommend it for the people posting about how much they dont like beer, cause it is very smooth and drinkable and hasnt got the extremly bitter hop flavour.
A local bar here is currently having a theme week for american beer, there's like over 100 beers of at least 15 microbreweries (Lost Abbey, Three Floyds, Hoppin' Frog, Dogfish Head etc.). I'm sure all these breweries are pretty awesome, but I was really disappointed when I heard that Stone brewery wasn't one of them. I would love to try Arrogant Bastard or the Ruination IPA, and I would even pay the 15-20 euro, what I think is too much for most beers, for it.My favorite beer is called Arrogant Bastard. Probably one of the stronger tasting beers I've ever had, along with the other beers of the Stone brewery.
I went on a tour of the brewery and thay said they sell the beer in like 32 or something states.
Oh damn that sucks man, no Stone :(A local bar here is currently having a theme week for american beer, there's like over 100 beers of at least 15 microbreweries (Lost Abbey, Three Floyds, Hoppin' Frog, Dogfish Head etc.). I'm sure all these breweries are pretty awesome, but I was really disappointed when I heard that Stone brewery wasn't one of them. I would love to try Arrogant Bastard or the Ruination IPA, and I would even pay the 15-20 euro, what I think is too much for most beers, for it.
In general, American strong ales, IPAs, Imperial stouts, Barley wines and Belgian ales (especially trappist) are awesome. For lighter stuff, German wheat beer (Hefeweizen) and British ales (yeah, London Pride is great) work pretty well. If I would, for some reason, like to have a basic lager, Heineken would be the first choice.
Dogfish Head seems to have a few IPAs, and in this local bar of mine they have the 90 Minute one, which is actually a double IPA I think, so you probably meant something else. According to Ratebeer, the 90 Minute IPA is a top class beer too, so maybe I should try it if it's not too expensive.Dogfish Head has an EXCELLENT IPA that I would recommend you drinking. Definitely take advantage of that while you can.