Beer..a personal list of favourites

Excellent thread, why haven't we done this before? I'll certainly go along with the Speckled Hen. Mine:

Timothy Taylor Golden Best
Black Sheep Best
Fullers London Pride (only on its home turf though)
Dublin Porterhouse's Plain
 
I don't drink much or often, however when I drink beer I prefer

- Aldaris (a local brand here, mainstream and nothing extraordinary but I like it)
- Czech Bud (when I am back home).
 
Arrowhead said:
Excellent thread, why haven't we done this before? I'll certainly go along with the Speckled Hen. Mine:

Timothy Taylor Golden Best
Black Sheep Best
Fullers London Pride (only on its home turf though)
Dublin Porterhouse's Plain

London Pride at the Griffin next to Brentford's ground is superb.

Agree, good beer doesn't travel well. I'd rather go to it.
 
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Anything but Roisin from Williams Brothers Brewery <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.williamsbrosbrew.com">www.williamsbrosbrew.com</a><!-- w -->
All the output of the Knops Beer Company <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.knopsbeer.co.uk">www.knopsbeer.co.uk</a><!-- w -->
Anything from Mordue's <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.morduebrewery.com">www.morduebrewery.com</a><!-- w -->
Anything from Wylam Brewery <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.wylambrewery.co.uk">www.wylambrewery.co.uk</a><!-- w -->

Basically anything that's been brewed properly using proper ingredients where they originated - none of this brewed under licence shite. The important parts of beer are the malt, the hops, the yeast and the water - 3 of those you can translocate to Timbuktu, the last one you can't and it does make a difference.
 
Fullers Discovery
Fullers London Pride
Young's Kew Gold

Or on a very hot day: Pretty much any cold lager. Granville Island Brewing's Island Lager or Molson Candian are my favourites in Canada but Bud or Heineken or similar will also do here at home. I'm not that fussy.
 
Cains Traditional (but not any more as they've ruined all their beers)

Most Liverpool Organic
Some Liverpool One
Most from George Wrights

Punk Dog IPA
Meantime LPA

I could be here all night, lucky that my local in Liverpool city centre has eight handpumps.
 
Hiya,

When I was younger I drank lots of beer. Started at a very early age when my dad would give me a few sips of his Hamms (imported from the land of Sky Blue Water....Wisconsin of course). Went through a very prolonged and enthusiastic sampling of many types over the years, but my drinking habits have changed in later life. Now I rarely ever have a beer in the colder months, but will still drink some when it's hot outside. It'll usually be a light domestic lager...something I'll drink because I'm thirsty, rather than for other reasons as well.

However, in my yout (said in my best Joe Pesci voice), I managed to find a couple favorite special occasion brands. We're talking starting around the early 1970s here, and I'd buy these fairly often if I could find em in the stores. What happened though was the stuff eventually wasn't distributed in the US anymore, so that was that.

Ok, enough with the intro............sheesh. Here's a list of a couple beers that still stick in my mind and I'd be happy to sample once again if they were around.

Ringnes Dark (Norway)
Aas Bock, Dark, and one more style I think (Norway)
Lowenbrau Dark (Switzerland)
Chimay Ale (Red label) (France is it?) This stuff I do buy occasionally.

Martin
 
jon_hall said:
Chimay is Belgian but the french half of Belgium i think.


Thanks for that,

Yeah, I like the tiny bubbles in that stuff...seems like it's so damn smooth going down. I know it's the one with the least amount of alcohol, but the taste fits me best.

Martin
 
Don't drink much beer these days, but the top 3 would have to be:

Marston's Pedigree
Holden's Golden Glow
Erdinger Dunkel - Recently discovered this dark, wheat beer.

Ian
 
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