Beer!!!!!
in copious amounts
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Hi folks, it's time to talk about beer and the thousands upon thousands of different brands and styles on offer. Steve and I have been experimenting with various imported beers and we're quite delighted with our findings. In no particular order, here's a list of our favourites from those we tried:
Molson Canadian lager..... a very, very nice drop that's brimming with the flavour of hops and prairie barley.
Asahi.... a very nice Japanese lager... a smooth and refreshing beer that's easy on the palette.
Heinekin lager.... I mean, what more can I say, it is probably the best beer from Holland. It too is crisp, clean and refreshing.
Corona lager.... another refreshing beer with just a hint of sweetness and full bodied flavour.
Peroni lager.... a crisp and refreshing beer from Italy with a hint of lemon and a bitterness that satisfies the palette.
Oettinger pilsner.... a really great German beer that's flavoursome and brewed to please.
Stella Artois. pilsner.... a nice brew from Belgium that too is crisp, refreshing and wholesome.
Kilkenny ale..... other than Guinness, it is probably the most popular beer from Ireland, with a full-bodied, rich flavour that's bound to please those who love a rich tasting beer.
Hollandia lager..... another great Dutch beer that's similar to Heiniken but still has an identity and flavour of its own.
Carlsberg green lager.... with its clean, crisp taste and a satisfying depth of flavour, Carlsberg is full-bodied with a rich golden colour.
Sol lager.... another Mexican beer with great taste and compliments spicy foods.
Sapporo premium beer.... is brewed under license here in Australia from a Japanese recipe and has a nice malt flavour.
Grolsch lager.... again from Holland and another crisp, clean beer with a nice malt, hoppy taste. It also comes in an ornamental flip-top bottle that would go great in a man cave to decorate it in style.
Adnams Ghost Ship pale ale..... a full bodied beer with a hint of sweetness that would likely appeal to those who like a little sweetness in their day.
Becks lager.... a German beer that's a favourite all around the world for its crisp, clean taste.
Coors lager..... a truly refreshing beer that's brewed in the Rockies from a Belgian recipe.... highly recommended.
Kronenbourg 1664 lager..... brewed in Australia under license but is available around the world. Again, a very refreshing beer with a hint of lemon.
Estrella lager.... brewed in Spain with a full hops flavour that's nice and easy to drink.
Lowenbrau lager.... meaning 'lion's brew', is fully balanced with a dry but crisp, bitter undertone.
Steinlager..... brewed in New Zealand and quite the drop for those who appreciate a fine beer with great body.
Tun draught (red) bitter (green).... brewed in Belgium and bother are full-flavoured and inexpensive.
Tetleys smooth ale.... a British beer that just goes down a treat, especially in the Summer months and after a hard day's work.
Tennents lager.... also brewed in the UK from German hops, Scottish malted barley and the pristine waters of the Scottish Highlands.
Erdinger wheat beer.... a really smooth beer brewed in Germany from the finest ingredients and waqters from Bavaria.
Tuborg Danish lager..... a refreshing bottom fermented beer with a medium rich to bitter taste.
Old Fart ale..... brewed in the UK to celebrate cantankerous old boozers like myself who love a truly full-flavoured rich ale.
Mont-Blanc Blond ale..... brewed in the French alps from all natural ingredients to provide a sweet but bitter taste.
Martens pilsner....a classic European style Pilsener. Its crisp, full bodied taste has a distinctive hop character yet remaining refreshingly drinkable.
Ahornberger ale..... a well balanced brew with a rich full-bodied flavour yet is so refreshing to drink.
Boddingtons Pub Ale.... a draught beer with a thick head and a beaut flavour that's just so drinkable.
There are others I may mention later, but now I'm interested in which beers are favourites with WC members and other Stardockians. Please add a few more great beers to savour.
