Favourite beer, ale, stout etc

[jbincalgary]

in order
newcastle brown ale
sleemans honey brown
guinness
kilkenny
big rock traditioanl ale
big rock grasshopper

[Bluetonic]

Kronenbourg 1664
Hoegaarden
Stella Artois
Carlsberg Export
Grolsch
Guiness
Cornish Cream
San Miguel
Caffreys
Newcastle Brown (gets me fecked that stuff)



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[LF_SW6]

The one & only

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If thats not on tap, I'm looking at Stella or a few Newcastle Browns.

[athimick]

I like most lagers favourite has always been carling. Don't mind the odd pint of boddingtons aswell

[Peel_Acres]

Can't beat an
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[Riffy]

Stella or Kronenberg if i aint paying.

If i am then it'll be probably whatever lagers cheapest (on tap usually) :(

[perth seagull]

I like Boddington's, it's my favourite drop. So smooth, creamy and easy to consume. It's not bitter and doesn't give you headaches or eat away at your guts like most beers. It is easy to skull down, and I can just drink it all night long...

[Mr Sinistero]

Crown lager
Carlton Cold
Tooheys New
Guiness

Thats all i'll chose to drink, any of the other normal beers i'll drink.

For the aussies on here, can you remember the last time that you or you saw someone drink a fosters? I cant.

[perth seagull]

Originally posted by Mr Sinistero
For the aussies on here, can you remember the last time that you or you saw someone drink a fosters? I cant.

I've never seen anyone drink a Foster's. But they do sell it in bottle shops now.

[FtangFtang]

Originally posted by perth seagull
I like Boddington's, it's my favourite drop. So smooth, creamy and easy to consume. It's not bitter and doesn't give you headaches or eat away at your guts like most beers. It is easy to skull down, and I can just drink it all night long...

I'll concur with that Seagull . I definetly prefer the good quaffing beers like Boddingtons and not those that give you instant brain damage. If I want to get pissed quick then I'll switch to shorts.

Another favourite of mine is Breakspears Pale Ale on draught . You can't often find it but its a lovely satisying pint.

And yet another mention for a pint of Courage Best , drawn from a deep cellar by a landlord that looks after his pipes (makes any beer taste better)