aquaoren:Closely followed by the German and the Czech beers.
I agree, pretty hard to beat a "Pilsner Urquell" draft in my book. We are starting to see it more & more on draft in the states. Good stuff!
Who's got the mother of all beers?
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I agree, pretty hard to beat a "Pilsner Urquell" draft in my book. We are starting to see it more & more on draft in the states. Good stuff!
meisburger
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Kim:Sounds like someone's shortchanging their SI's
Not really. Long, slow and shallow for the most part. You'ld be surprized!
Lightning Fish
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I have to weigh in here. The best beer in the world, in my humble opinion, is from Belgium. My favourite, I can't remember the name right now, starts with an R, is about 10%, nice dark colour, and has a nice chocolate flavour to it. mmm.....
There is a beer hall in Toronto owned by Interbrew. It has just about every beer made by Interbrew. I've been a few times and what we try to do is called "around the world". We take turns ordering rounds. I'll order a round from Belgium, next guy will order a beer from Germany, next from Ireland, etc. The common trend is to keep coming back to Belgium. Sometimes we can't even get out of the country.
Cheers,
Bill.
There is a beer hall in Toronto owned by Interbrew. It has just about every beer made by Interbrew. I've been a few times and what we try to do is called "around the world". We take turns ordering rounds. I'll order a round from Belgium, next guy will order a beer from Germany, next from Ireland, etc. The common trend is to keep coming back to Belgium. Sometimes we can't even get out of the country.
Cheers,
Bill.
aquaoren
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Anyway, if someone is planing to visit Bavaria, you should visit The Andechs Monestary
http://www.andechs.com/index_flash.html
One of the best brews in the world.
http://www.andechs.com/index_flash.html
One of the best brews in the world.
Parrothead_Diver
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I have never been to Belgium, nor have I sampled their Beer... (Note to Self, Try Belgium Beer).
But as for local beers that are excellent, you can't beat a Balashi in Aruba or a Belikin in Belize.
But as for local beers that are excellent, you can't beat a Balashi in Aruba or a Belikin in Belize.
scubafool
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I am presently enjoying "Old Speckled Hen". My favorite American brew is Younger's Special Bitter, from the Rogue brewery. Favorite import is Paulaner's Munich Lager, followed closely by a member of the Spaten family. I can't remember it's name, but it is almost black in color, but very light bodied.
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He has built himself a small brewery in the basement and brews up to 200l a year (max by law). He has gone to Munich (big brewing area) and participated in contests and has won quite a few ribbons.
He has built himself a small brewery in the basement and brews up to 200l a year (max by law). He has gone to Munich (big brewing area) and participated in contests and has won quite a few ribbons.
